There is the southern place on the earth , it is an antarctica . in antarctica the ice shelf could be more than 400 ft. the scientist drilled up the ice cores from the ice shelf to take data of our climate history from more than a hundred thousand years.
the lowest temperature record ever made is coming from antarctica.
here's table the result :
| Bibliographic Entry | Result (w/surrounding text) | Standardized Result |
|---|---|---|
| Earth Science Revised Third Edition. New York. Prentice Hall, 1987: 217. | "… the temperature in Vostok, Antarctica, dropped to nearly -89.2 °C, the lowest temperature ever recorded on Earth." | -89.2 °C |
| World Book Encyclopedia. New York. World Book, 2000: A530. | "Scientists recorded the world's lowest temperature, -128.6 °F (-89.2 °C), at Vostok Station …." | -89.2 °C |
| Weather at the Coldest Place On Earth: Vostok Antarctica. Central Atlantic Storm Investigators (CASI), 1999. | "Vostok, Antarctica holds the world's record for coldest temperature: -129°F (7/21/83)." | -89.4 °C |
| McFarlan, Donald. Guinness Book of Records. New York. Guinness Publishing, 1992: 42. | "-126.9 °F. Vostok, Ant. Aug. 25, 1960" | -88.3 °C |
| Antarctica Weather. The Antarctic Connection, 2000. | "Antarctica has the coldest average annual temperatures, and the lowest temperature ever recorded on earth (-129 °F) was at Vostok on July 21, 1983." | -89.4 °C |
| Pomeroy, Marc. Antarctic Facts. 1999. | "Vostok station (Russian) NEW RECORD SET IN 1997!!! This is an unconfirmed report from Vostok Station during the winter of 1997. -91 °C (-132 °F) This is colder than Dry Ice! The "official"record is also from Vostok station on July 21, 1983 -89.2 °C (-128.6 °F)" | -91 °C (unconfirmed) -89.2 °C (confirmed) |
Vostok, Antarctica
| Ja | Fe | Ma | Ap | Ma | Jn | Jl | Au | Se | Oc | No | De | Yr | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| °C | -32.1 | -44.3 | -57.9 | -64.7 | -65.6 | -65.2 | -66.9 | -67.6 | -66.0 | -57.1 | -43.3 | -32.1 | -55.1 |
| °F | -25.7 | -47.6 | -72.1 | -84.4 | -86.0 | -85.3 | -88.3 | -89.6 | -86.7 | -70.7 | -45.8 | -25.7 | -67.1 |
Vostok, Antarctica is the home of the coldest temperature on Earth at a cool -89 °C (183 K). At the Russian research station the temperature is regularly in the -30 to the -60 °C mark. This chilly weather is due to the exceptionally high speed of the arctic winds. The katabatic or downward type winds that bring the brisk temperature, travel with speeds up to 200 mph (about 90 m/s) from inland toward the coast of the continent. As one moves toward the higher region inland -- that is, toward the true pole -- the temperature drops from its normal -40 °C to -80 °C. The coldest temperatures usually occur during the winter months of July and August. That is when Antarctica is in its days of darkness. Warmer temperatures, usually still well below freezing, during the all daylight summer months of December and January.
Antarctica also holds the previous record of the lowest temperature on Earth at -88 C. Although still unofficial, Vostok Station may have broken its own record for the coldest temperature on Earth. It has been reported that Vostok reached the temperature of -91 °C during the winter of 1997.
imagen your can be instantly freezing .
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