Forget India’s cold wave: Which place holds the record for the coldest temperatures on Earth?
India shivers as a cold wave grips the north, but extreme temperatures elsewhere are truly astonishing. Antarctica's Vostok Station holds the official record at -89.2°C, while Siberia's Oymyakon is the coldest inhabited city. These frozen frontiers showcase Earth's incredible extremes, pushing the limits of life and physics.
India shivers as a cold wave grips the north, but extreme temperatures elsewhere are truly astonishing. Antarctica's Vostok Station holds the official record at -89.2°C, while Siberia's Oymyakon is the coldest inhabited city. These frozen frontiers showcase Earth's incredible extremes, pushing the limits of life and physics.
