The village of Oymyakon in eastern Siberia is known as the coldest permanently inhabited place on Earth. Its name translates to "water that doesn't freeze," due to a thermal spring nearby.

That record of -71.2º was reached on January 26, 1926, in a tiny village in the far eastern part of Siberia, in the remote Republic ... that attests to their survival in the coldest inhabited place on ...

Yakutsk in Siberia enjoys relatively warm temperatures ... is known as the coldest city on the planet, it is not the coldest place on Earth. According to National Geographic, that honor is held ...

While the Earth just set a new worldwide temperature record, the coldest places on Earth aren’t going anywhere. Continue reading to learn what the coldest and hottest place on Earth is ...

Nestled in the depths of Siberia, Oymyakon holds the official title of the coldest permanently inhabited place on Earth. The average winter temperature here hovers around -50°C, and the record ...

both earlier snowmelt and the unusual Arctic polar jet must coincide for the extreme fire seasons of 2020 to take place. Veraverbeke says the extreme burning in eastern Siberia is concerning ...

However, the plateau is not “the coldest permanently inhabited place on Earth,” experts say. That’s located in northeast Siberia, “where temperatures dropped to a bone-chilling 90 degrees ...

While the Earth just set a new worldwide temperature record, the coldest places on Earth aren’t going anywhere. Continue reading to learn what the coldest and hottest place on Earth is ...