Antarctica is the coldest region on the planet, however it is not habitual for humans and hence is far away from human existence. Moreover, the lowest temperature ever recorded on Earth is a jaw-dropping minus-89.2° Celsius recorded on 21st July, 1983, in Vostok, Antarctica. Also, we earlier told you about the freezing cold affected northern part of India after the temperature dropped below 0* celsius in several parts of the country. In today’s release, let us tell you about the world’s coldest

The next time you think it’s cold in The UK over Xmas 😳😵‍💫 ❄️ Ice apocalypse in Siberia -56°C has been recorded in Yakutia — the lowest temperature on Earth right now. Residents of the village of Tiksi are suffering from a powerful blizzard that has been ongoing for the third day. Schools have canceled classes, and kindergartens are closed. Snow is piling up at the entrance doors of houses, and people are unable to leave their apartments. Meteorologists predict that the temperature may drop t

This isn’t just cold — it’s cold beyond human imagination. In Antarctica, scientists recorded the lowest temperature ever measured on Earth: a staggering –89.2°C. At this extreme, exposed skin can freeze in seconds, and survival depends entirely on protective gear and rapid shelter. At temperatures like this, the air feels razor-sharp with every breath, metal becomes brittle enough to snap, and simple tasks turn dangerous. Even moisture from breathing can instantly freeze, while fuel thickens an