The temperature is far off in Siberian village and extremely so low that the public thermometer broke down. The city, Oymyakon, is located in the east of the Russian Federation, and has recorded -62 degrees Celsius (-79.6 F), before getting out of hand.
This is the bottom recorded temperature in an inhabited location on the earth outside the Antarctic and cemented the village, in the Yakutia region, the coldest permanently-inhabited region on the planet.Some locals even claimed the temperature had gotten to -67C (-88.6F) which is in touching very distanced to the original documented report of -67.7C (-89.86F).Nevertheless, the coldest temperature recorded on this planet is -94.7C (-138.46F) and it was once captured by a NASA satellite in east Antarctica.Oymyakon that was projected to to have inhabited 50 permanent residents and its title means non-freezing water as a result of a neighborhood thermal spring. The village is situated 750 meters above sea degree and the size of its days fluctuate from three hours in December to 21 hours in summer time.