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Back in January, the small village of the Oyyakon, located about 576 kilometers east of Yakutsk,went viral to be the coldest place inhabited on the earth. It was so cold out there that the inhabitants have published selfies from their lilies literally in jelly and the public thermometer reported to -74 degrees Fahrenheit before breaking from the pressure of intense cold.

In fact, the whole area around the "cold pole" Siberian did it in theGuiness Book of World RecordsFor the largest temperature range of the planet, with temperatures of -090 degrees Fahrenheit in winter to 98 degrees Fahrenheit in summer. The fact that the weather has broken its previous record no doubt about concern that anyone is concerned about rising global temperatures and climate change.

As in the winter, however, Russian residents take burning heat in the stride, have artistic photos of ardent sunsets and scintillating streets after the rain resistance.

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