Last month, Earth dropped to its second coldest temperature ever recorded. Antarctica’s Concordia research station recorded the frigid temperature of –119.4°F (–84.1°C) on July 18.
The remote research station recorded the bone-chilling temperatures twice overnight, at 6:25 am and again at 6:34 am. These extreme sub-freezing reports are the coldest to be recorded anywhere on Earth since 2012, when temps at Russia’s Vostok Station in East Antarctica reached −119.6°F.
That would kill you in about 60 seconds.
That is, if you went outside nekkid.
Juss'sayin'...
The photo was obviously taken during Antarctic summer, with all the sunshine and opened windows. But what is with the door at the top? Antarctica's annual average is only 6.5".
ReplyDeletedid the c02 freeze out of the air?
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