The Coldest Places on Earth By: Christopher C. Burt, 9:05 PM GMT on January 19, 2011 Being mid-January I thought it timely to present a survey of the world’s coldest places and temperatures ...

Yakutsk, Russia, is one of the coldest cities on Earth, with temperatures falling to minus 80 F (minus 62.2 C). (Image credit: Dean Conger/Getty Images) Where was the lowest temperature in US?

It’s so cold that you might want to go into hibernation! And no, we are not trying to be funny; this is how a non-native in ...

What is the coldest place on Earth? At a bone-chilling minus 144 degrees Fahrenheit (minus 98 degrees Celsius), NASA says the East Antarctica Plateau in Antarctica is the coldest place on Earth.

Temperatures across lower South America have plummeted – falling as low as -15° Celsius or 5° Fahrenheit in some places – as ...

The world is home to some of the coldest, most unforgiving places on Earth, where survival is a true challenge for any human. From the icy expanse of Antarctica to the frozen wilderness of Siberia, ...

The coldest places on Earth are uninhabitable year-round, much like their hottest counterparts, even during the warmest ...

The coldest place on Earth is on a frozen ice ridge of the East Antarctic Plateau between the summits Dome Argus and Dome Fuji, where researchers measured temperatures that reached minus 148 ...

The coldest places on Earth are mostly found in areas where no one lives (or would want to live) − places like the tops of mountains and research stations in Norway, Russia, Canada, and Antarctica.

[In Photos: The Coldest Places on Earth] On ice-covered Antarctica, the average temperature during the dark winter months is around minus 30 degrees F (minus 34.4 degrees C).

The coldest places on Earth are mostly found in areas where no one lives (or would want to live) — places like the tops of mountains and research stations in Norway, Russia, Canada, and Antarctica.