Yakutsk, in Siberia, holds the icy title of the coldest city in the world - with temperatures plummeting to a chilling -41 in ...

Do extreme environments trigger extreme emotions or behaviors in inhabitants? Not in Yakutsk, it seems. It’s often too cold to break ground for construction or graves, too cold for airplanes to ...

Two cities come to mind: Yakutsk and Oymyakon ... Growing plants or vegetables is impractical in backyards due to the extreme cold. Instead, the locals rely on foal meat as their primary diet.

As we’ve heard, it’s incredibly cold in Yakutsk, with temperatures well below ... people advise against going out in the most extreme weather conditions. And those that do shouldn’t be ...

Yakutsk winters can be extreme — even by Russian standards ... which happens when the air is so cold that hot air from houses, people, and cars cannot rise. Life in Yakut villages cannot ...

Today, this icy outpost hosts around 500 to 1,000 hardy residents, primarily Yakuts, and is accessible via the treacherous “Road of Bones” from Yakutsk ... The Extreme Cold Can Also Transform ...

known in Yakutia as the poles of cold, the local Agency for Tourism Development and Marketing's press service told TASS. "The expedition has started today from Yakutsk, on the Lena River.

If you woke up shivering this morning, it’s not just because it’s the dead of winter—Alberta is one of the coldest places on ...

An Antonov An-24 from Yakutia’s capital, Yakutsk, takes shift workers to the ... The big complex is ideal for extreme conditions of the Far North and for 24-hours’ work. Local climate is ...