Explore the coldest places on Earth, where nature's frostbitten extremes offer a fascinating glimpse into the planet's most ...

In 2013, scientists announced that they had detected the lowest temperature ever recorded on Earth's surface. This temperature—a staggering minus 93 degrees Celsius (minus 135 degrees Fahrenheit ...

The Earth’s lowest temperature was recorded at the Vostok station operated by Russia, -128.6 degrees, on July 21, 1983. That record stood until a new and colder reading was registered in the ...

After analyzing more than 30 years of satellite data, NASA researchers have found that the coldest temperature ever recorded on Earth — -135.8 F — happened in East Antarctica on Aug. 10, 2010.

In 1983, a Russian weather station measured a record-low air temperature of -89° C (-128° F) there, and in 2013 satellite data revealed certain pockets could get as cold as -93° C (-135° F).

For a very good complete analysis of this debate (and confirmation of the correct figures listed above) see On the Lowest Temperatures on Earth by Nina A. Stepanova, Monthly Weather Review pp. 6 ...

These might not be the places with the absolute lowest temperatures ever recorded on Earth, but their averages mean you're unlikely to experience super-hot days in these places.

As one might expect, the desolate and remote East Antarctic Plateau is home to Earth’s coldest temperatures. What is surprising, however, is that these bitter temps are even colder than ...

That’s the coldest temperature ever recorded by humans at ground level on this planet. Yes, it dipped to -128.6 F (or a chilly -89.2 Celsius for the rest of the world) in Antarctica on July 21 ...

From all of my research, Dome Fuji in the Antarctic is the coldest place on Earth. The coldest temperature ever recorded was -92.3 degrees Celsius or -134.14 degrees Fahrenheit.

For the entire state, the coldest temperature ever came just a day later on January 19th, 1994 in Shelbyville with a temperature of -37 degrees. Globally, the coldest it has ever been on Earth is ...

There is a new record holder for coldest temperature ever recorded on Earth: -94.7C, or -135.8F That’s cold. Though just announced, the temperature was actually recorded in August 2010, in the ...