While most of us would struggle to survive in extreme cold, there are places on Earth where people have adapted to live in ...

Antarctica, the coldest and most remote continent on Earth, is often thought of as a barren, icy wasteland. But did you know ...

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Even in the coldest part of our planet, it’s raining more, because of climate change. That’s directly impacting penguin chicks, but it’s also bad news for America’s coastal communities.

The coldest temp Earth has ever seen came from Antarctica. At Russia's Vostok Station, temperatures were recorded as low as -128.6 °F (-89.2 °C) on July 21, 1983.

Temperatures can plunge to -112 degrees F in winter with the coldest ever recorded at -128.56 degrees F on 21 July 1983. Special types of winds, called katabatic winds, blast across the continent.

"The main priorities are to minimize damage in the settlements and prevent threats to people's lives and health." ...

Even in the coldest part of our planet, it’s raining more, because of climate change. That’s directly impacting penguin chicks, but it’s also bad news for America’s coastal communities.

Even in the coldest part of our planet, it’s raining more, because of climate change. That’s directly impacting penguin chicks, but it’s also bad news for America’s coastal communities.