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Gradually winter goes through. This year, it almost looks like a cold spring. So, before winter disappears completely, leaving the hot evenings for us, we bring a look in the life of the inhabitants of the coldest place in the coldest inhabited. Sitting on our comfortable sofa, this place might seem magical but the inhabitants of this village feel the same thing?

The Fuzz started when a girl posted her selfie with frozen eyelashes and that he was viral. The journalists decided to take a look inside the life of this village and certainly, the results are incredible. Winter is not only snowfall and you will know it at the end of this article.

Oymyakon, Russia

Oymyakon is located in the Republic of the Sakha of Russia. In 1933, Oymyakon, the village of Siberia was named as the "coldest housing location" of the planet Earth after the fall of -94 degrees Fahrenheit (-68 Celsius). Located at 63,4608 ° N, 142,7858 ° E Latitude, it is not too far from the Arctic circle, only several 100 miles.

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This place has always remained away from other parts of Russia. The village is known as "cold pole" and this name goes with the village for its average temperature is -59 ° F. The photo collection that these photographers have brought us from the coldest village of the Earth describe clearly extreme weather.

Dark days

In Oymyakon, winters stay long enough and darkness. This village remains dark until 21 hours a day! The question arises in mind what makes people survive in such thoughtful conditions? Obviously, the inhabitants of Oyyakon live a very different life from the rest of us when we talk about the weather.

Colder than ever

These photos show that residents have adjusted with the freezing temperature. Unfortunately, the temperature they have been used still had to go down while the last winters have turned out colder than ever. The cold was not the only thing that crossed the limit. Many other things have crossed a limit with time.

From the river

Oyyakon village has its name from a neighboring village, from the Oymyakon River. The word "Oyyakon" is derived from the same language - a discoloration language that is only spoken by the people of the ethnicity itself. The word Oyyakon stems from the word kheium means "water patch in an inflicted manner; a place where the fish spends the winter." While some say that it is derived from heyum, which means "frozen lake". The Oyyakon Regulation is less than 100 years old.

Watering hole for nomadic people

Oyyakon was not a village in the 1920s and 30, just a group of reindeer flags that belonged to the Yakut ethnic group used to visit the region. The region had some springs thermal sources that the shepherds used for their herds. These were the moments of the nomads, who have never stayed at the same place, but the Soviet government had a plan for the Oyyakon region.