Very cool, er and Cold! Read on.
Saturday, December 14, 2013
Burrahobbit…Nah, Just Burr
East Antarctica played host to the coldest temperature ever recorded on earth, landing us at -135.8 Fahrenheit or -93.2 Celsius. That is so cold it would make breathing difficult, and probably rather painful. People could survive that temperature for about 3 minutes, those who have to brave it, and none have braved that temp, must wear special coats with breathing tubes.
Very cool, er and Cold! Read on.
Very cool, er and Cold! Read on.
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