How We Heat our House at -64°C/-83°F in Yakutia, Siberia

[@traciehigginsChaCha]

Wow that would be a heavy responsibility to have the village depend on you for their lives. I really respect these four men for their commitment to the people of Yakutia😊

[@KiunB]

🙏🏻

[@amberpeace5099]

My papaw was one of the last people in the eastern Kentucky/western Virgina regions who could work and read an analog gas well. It was crucial to be careful to get it right in the winter, because if you introduced water condensation into a pipe, you could cause half a mountain of people to lose their heat. He was often embarrassed by only finishing high school, and I would repeatedly point out the amount of math and geology he had to know to get his job right. None of us could ever.

[@loveandrespecttoyou2862]

@@KiunB Wow, you are too0o beautiful!!!! whomever see you shall believe that God is real and whenever I see you I am always in a dream. and when we wake up we all will realize that all this life was nothing but a dream and that only God is whats true and real. ​ I dont know how can atheists believe that such a very attractive beauty queen like you came from monkeys hahaha 😄. ​ There was a teacher whom didn't believe in the existence of God, He said to his students do you see God?, the students replied no we don't see God ​so the teacher said if you don't see God it means there is no God, then a smart student stood up and said to the other students hey guys do you see the teachers brain? ​then the students replied no we don't see the teachers brain, the student then said then the teacher is crazy he got no brain :0) God initiated everything, and he redo too, and it is evident. ​one God for all of us, all the universe shows unity with diversity, there are different things different creatures and different materials but are all made of particles and atoms. ​This life is temporary, while the next is forever, eternal, either in paradise, or in Hell fire! so lets all try to be good humans in life & not to be bad, and be kind & try to obey God through following his words and commands and following his great final messenger to humanity, and the true rightly successors of his final and last messenger whom are an extension of the messenger of God and of his light.

[@joegomes1352]

​@@amberpeace5099 thats awesome u take interest in that,and u keep your family legacy alive and well,good job

[@donniev8181]

​@@KiunB do you have a P.O. box where people can send you things??

[@GregoryMichaelCarter]

It’s the same everywhere. Good hard working people trying to survive.

[@sezard252]

These people don't survive, they live

[@LeeFrancis-f6y]

Yes, except their government isn't trying to dictate to them how they keep warm.

[@sezard252]

@@LeeFrancis-f6y You're talking nonsense. In Russia, no one dictates anything to anyone. People arrange their lives the way they feel comfortable. In Russia, unlike in Europe, there is no such thing as energy poverty. People do not freeze in winter in their homes and from time to time open the windows to ventilate.

[@priestesslucy]

Feels bad the coal man can't even afford to live in a house served by the coal system. He's gotta keep the coal fed for the community and feed his wood stove 😢

[@panzerkiller13]

​@@sezard252 I believe his comment was more referring to the US and EU, where governments are trying to barge in and ban people and utilities from using wood, coal, and natural gas for heat and energy.

[@RenegadeSamurai]

The resilience humans can have is just astonishing. To live in a region so almost uninhabitable and still thrive is amazing.

[@Елена-т6с5ж]

Я живу там , в каменном доме с центральным отоплением, когда я ложусь в теплую ванну воды, в своей красивой ванной комнате, зимоц в жуткий мороз, я часто мысленно благодарю наших работников ЖКХ, таких как Сергей, за окном туманище и минус 50, а мы принимаем ванны, релакс

[@Ирина-ъ5ы2ь]

Как я вам завидую ,что вы живёте в этих местах!!Всегда любила ,мороз,снег.Зиму.Вернуть бы жизнь сначала ,уехала не раздумывая в ваши края !

[@СавелийПавлов-ч9ч]

А я намерзлась . Эти бесконечные дрова . Заготавливать колоть ,пилить, складывать .

[@veronikanika1885]

Разве у вас есть центральное отопление, судя по ролику😂

[@СавелийПавлов-ч9ч]

@@veronikanika1885 конечно есть . Школы ,садики магазины . И т.д.

[@Feliz2826]

@@Ирина-ъ5ы2ь это очень странно...

[@codyp3041]

It is honorable af to see everyone taking care of each other in moments of hardship. Gives me hope.

[@mrknotthall]

Hope for what?

[@terencebarrett2897]

While in the west everything draws to a close,the latest strike, transgender, woke issue's ,our brain?washed stupid xxxx would rather starve,die and have excuses" but internal pleasure" ooooh I done it for the planet, these wonderful beautiful people inn Siberia ,Russia are normal,"""""""""processed food in west as lobotomized people "

[@gumshoe7237]

@@mrknotthall hope that fools like you will one day quit making stupid sarcastic comments , and that the rest of the world will learn from these men about what it means to support your people , and human kind as a whole . I'm willing to bet crime is very very low there , and the people who live there are quite happy with their lives , which makes them far richer then the rest of us ..

[@edwinrodeo]

@@mrknotthallhumanity 😊

[@mrknotthall]

@@edwinrodeo The world is going hell real fast my friend.

[@dwjr5129]

Coming from a part of the world the routinely sees temps of 40c in the summer, it’s hard to imagine that level of cold. Hats off to the hardy people of Yakutia!

[@mariapopova-gc8yk]

В Якутии летом бывает +38'С.

[@СветланаТрофимова-ь9э]

А я снимаю шляпу перед вами,не переношу жару,летом когда так много работы на дворе не можешь выйти на улицу,ждешь когда же наступит вечер чтоб наконецто дышать чуть свежим воздухом,а зимой что делать на улице если не можешь терпеть холод,можно спокойно сидеть дома.Если нужно идти на работу нужно тепло одеться и все

[@Bentre678]

Routinely 40c?😢 it would be very hard too. For me minus 30 to +30c are absolute extreme

[@minai469]

Представляете, в Якутии зимой очень холодно, до минус 60, а летом, может быть очень жарко, до +40. Резкоконтинентальный климат

[@tomkelly8827]

Where I live in Canada, it can swing from -40 C to +40 C from winter to summer

[@c4tpatriotwhitfield647]

Respect for living where it is so cold and being responsible for the safety of the community! God Bless!

[@johngreydanus2033]

It's not living when simply surviving every day is the goal.

[@rockhopper01]

@@johngreydanus2033 I’d argue that’s actually really living. Us watching them do it on our tiny little screens is hardly living.

[@detroitmi4770]

I'm having an absolute fit right now at my local power company that dropped the ball in FEBRUARY and didn't provide heat for almost a MILLION people over a period of time. Here there are 4 dedicated souls that monitor the heat situation 24/7. More power to you good people!

[@henryrollins9177]

Socialism isnt bad.

[@BestMods168]

What did you expect. Different cultures different values.

[@timmyhipbird7543]

@@henryrollins9177 yeah keep the peons ignorant and struggling to live and they are just surviving Socialism at work suppressing the weak. the ruling class sits back and calls the shots and does none of the work.

[@henryrollins9177]

@@Alejandro-bd6yy You are describing western capitalism, buddy!

[@kadenhoche310]

Homer city?

[@ВалентинаШабулина]

40 лет назад жила в бараке. Обожаю топку печей. Живой огонь - это мощный релакс. Кайф, когда кирпичи печи дышат жаром

[@Сергей-г9р4щ]

это правда

[@ЕленаИванова-е2щ]

Сейчас набросятся русофобы и антисоветчики, как про бараки прочитают...

[@izhik345]

Не пи* ди.печь топить в мороз это тот ещё труд.дров нарубить и на тащить в дом надо чтоб ночью и утром на улицу не выскакивать.релак у нее ,наверно в барак на пару палок приглашали?!?

[@КонстантинМотовилов-п3ш]

Хорошо то хорошо! Пока есть дрова и здоровье!😀

[@Виталий-к1в1к]

Я тоже жил в бораке 80-85 год г. Сусуман досехпор помню как 50-60 градусов на полу вода замерзает ,а в верху +30

[@inthewoods6111]

Good people doing good work for their communities.

[@jeromeocharon9883]

I've been here since 80k subscribers. We appreciate you sharing with us your culture, traditions, and way of life. How great it is to see all of you still living your best lives in spite of the harsh climate. For a civil engineer like me, seeing all your videos was enlightening and incredibly educational. This is really informative. Greetings from Philippines 🇵🇭

[@KY_CPA]

These videos are so informative and interesting! As someone who lives in Kentucky with tons of coal mines, my heart dropped seeing the person in the coal heating center working with all that loose coal dust with no mask 😢 I hope they still live long and happy lives with all the physicality and good nutrition there to offset the negative effects from the coal dust

[@ИринаКопосова-д2б]

В среднем люди в рф-ии не доживают до 62-64лет. Очень мало доживают до пенсии это мужчины...женщины живут до ~72 лет.

[@ВасилийКостин-ф1ч]

The coal dust is not so big problem as you think. Breath, tempreate change, freaze arms, legs, face and need concentrate all time.

[@Andrey_Alex]

​@@ИринаКопосова-д2б, 67 лет средняя продолжительность жизни у мужчин в России. У женщин на 10 лет больше. Моей маме 80 лет, теще - 90. Интересно, а сколько живут на Украине? А в условиях проводимой Россией СВО?

[@СветланаКорякина-ц4ю]

​@@ИринаКопосова-д2бмоей маме 83,так что не надо врать,сейчас много долгожителей,кто ведет здоровый образ жизни и мы из Якутска

[@markparkhomenko6358]

@@ИринаКопосова-д2б в бандеростане люди живут теперь около 4 дней на передовой в биореакторе ЧВК НАТО под названием ВСУ, и очень рады этому, что удивительно. Или уже не рады?

[@TheNerfherder1000]

That's an awesome job! Amazing amount of responsibility and commitment to keep the people of Yakutia alive and warm! Keep it up guys!! I love these videos.

[@Рамил-э7в]

Работа ответственная, но крутого в ней нет ничего! За копейки кидать уголь, в то время когда трубы с газом уходят в другие страны!

[@СветланаМакеева-ъ3х]

Потрясающе то, что Россия качает газ в другие страны, а свой народ живёт как дикари, с печками, дровами и углём. Скорее это стремление власти уничтожить народ, а не сохранить жизнь.

[@ДмитрийБельский-с8ц]

Довелось Лично прочувствовать мороз в -52 градуса. В Сибири Улан -Уде в 60е годы.Бескрайний простор звездного неба ,похрустование снега под ногами и звон морозного воздуха.Детское восприятие Самое Безупречно верное !Искреннее ! Правильное !

[@user-Colhchim]

У меня на родине Урале зимой 5-10 дней были морозы за -55°. И робили при нихоть и актированные эти дни были. Но чтобы получить прогрессивку надо план перевыполнить. А дома у нас были брусовые 16×16 брус, печи топили тоже дважды в день,но только берёзовыми дровами и закрывали их с жаром.

[@Barmaley80x]

@@user-Colhchim у нас топить берёзой роскошно слишком, ибо ее нет. Топится практически любым кустарником и любым деревом. Дядька на Урале тоже говорит - вот дрова заготовил, берёза. И только ее. У нас же похрену, будет ёлка значить ей топишь, тополь - им топишь. Яблоней и грушей конечно жалко топить, благородные деревья.

[@Andrey_Alex]

В Забайкалье во время службы в армии жили в палатках по 45 суток. Температура падала до минус 60. Никто не умер. Обмороженные были, да, в основном из Средней Азии. Лицо, уши - это запросто.

[@Alien-j3l]

Мне тоже, наше время под -50 Алтай

[@АлександрАлександр-щ7ю]

@@Barmaley80x Березовых дров - завались !!! Горят аж душа радуется , а какой благородный дым от них . Урал.

[@DaleDays-bo6jy]

This is a eye opener. Very extreme cold temperatures and the hard work by the men to make sure everyone as heating.

[@davidbungay3649]

We British do not know what cold weather is, I respect you people for keeping everyone safe and warm.

[@jaredpaulsen3]

Or hot weather... To be fair.😅

[@ИгорьТерентьев-д6п]

Умница с приятным голосом, благодарю за тёплое видео!Аж согрелся

[@highvel-kq2to]

Great video! I miss Siberia and its people. I taught for a year in Ulan Ude and loved every minute of it! Great people.

[@Vitaliy_R89]

Серёга, молодец. Дай бог здоровья!

[@ВячеславРаздобреев]

Привет из Забайкалья! Отопительный сезон в наших краях начинается с середины сентября и продолжается порой до середины мая.В городской квартире очень тепло,так как есть центральное отопление,плюс 22-25 градусов по Цельсию.Мы живем в загородном доме круглый год.Дом очень теплый,топим печь один раз в сутки при температуре до -25 градусах.При морозах от 25 до 40-45 топим печь утром и вечером,оддерживая температуру в доме +25 градусов.Дома ходим в легкой одежде и тапочках на босую ногу.Вот вам и Сибирь!Натопил печь,и тепло!Печка это вообще чудо! Как зорошо полежать возле теплой кирпичной задней стенки,слушая,как трещат в печке дрова!И это живой огонь!

[@lionlion2018]

Здравствуйте какая у вас печь и сколько кв дом просто сам строю дом не могу решить какую печь сделать

[@ТатьянаЧернявская-я5м]

Я всё детство около печи спала на старом бабушкином сундуке. Она с этим сундуком как переселенка приехала в Приморье в 1929 году! А сейчас этот сундук стоит у меня в кладовой. Печь тоже есть, но напрямую, в одну трубу с камином и подвпльным котлом.

[@ВасяВодовозов-п9й]

Предстовляю -50° зубы непроизвольно начинают стучать, как вы там живете в таком холоде люди!!!!!

[@НиколайКибалин-ж3л]

и сколько машин и какая цена..

[@гудвинрахатлукумович]

@@lionlion2018 что ты как мальчик веришь в росказни . есть дрова, есть их калорийность, есть теплопотери дома. кпд у обычной печи ниже плинтуса. самое эффективное - водяной котел, греем теплоаккумулятор и раздаем потом автоматикой. а эти андерсены тебе расскажут как они в -30 греют дом одним полешком сутки )))))

[@edjarrett3164]

I’m so impressed with how you keep folks warm in the most austere temps. Wood and coal always work.

[@johnsami]

I love continuing to see the work and dedication to community the people have in Yakutia. Like you said, it takes great knowledge of the environment ❤🙏

[@KiunB]

Thank you 🙏

[@vladimirtalizin514]

Фашисты идут в другую страну которая полность газифицирована , "освобождать" от благ цивилизации , чтобы топили углём и ходили в туалет на улице

[@F4Wildcat]

1:40 Sergey Tending to the coal generator reminds me of the massive generator in the videogame frostpunk that keeps the city alive during an ice age. Well done for your hard work, Sergey!

[@peterlbaldwin511]

Quite an amazing testimony to mankind's ability to adapt even thrive in a manner of speaking, in the most extreme conditions. Thanks for the even brief opportunity to glimpse into a way of life few can even imagine and huge respect to Sergey and his fellow workers across the region for their dedication. In a way kinda ironic to realise that, despite the bravado and posturing of some politicians enjoying opulent life-styles, at the most basic levels humanity across the world is not so very different in their basic needs and wants; to be able to feel safe, relatively comfortable in extreme conditions, with enough food and water to survive on..!!

[@lauramater628]

I have been using wood heaters all my life .There is a art in it especially thru the night you need a bed of 3 inches of coals and then load appropriately 3 times thru the night. From taking a tree down and chopping the wood also requires a variety of methods which you learn doing it for a long time.

[@buccizero]

Few topics pull my interest more than these videos. You post it and I’ll watch it 💯

[@KiunB]

thank you!

[@nazuddin6346]

May God bless him And Protect him Respect..

[@depeche151]

1,000 years ago, the Huns lived in what is now Bashkortostan( Bashkiria), and the seven Hungarian tribes set off on a long journey to find their new homeland in the Carpathian Basin. We are proud of our Asian origins, inheriting the genes of the Huns, the Kuns, the Jász, the Avars, the Pechenegs., the Volga Bulgars, the Uyghurs and other nomadic Turkic peoples. Greetings from Hungary :) Yakutia is a rich cultural and beautiful republic.

[@KiunB]

☺️🙏

[@depeche151]

@@KiunB Your nature and documentary films are better, more interesting and more direct than similar programmes on Discovery or Viasat Explorer. Good luck to your small team. Congratulations 😊

[@Eaton-10]

That's awesome! It's interesting to see how resilient humans are as it sheds light on how much knowledge the western world has lost and how dependent we have become.

[@josephm5749]

Greetings from Turkey, my brother! :) Sziaa to Magyar!

[@robinhooper7702]

Connecting with where you're from and compare that to where you'revision,

[@Trickynickymarts]

Keeping it local - that's good. Many thanks for showing us this great little film

[@МаринаБеляева-к4е]

Уважение к этим мужественным людям

[@sane1]

Всё относительно. Я в минус три или пять (точно не помню) мерзла страшно, при том что при минус 25 спокойно ходила в тонюсеньких колготочках без рукавиц... Всё от региона зависит, от экологии и от степени влажности воздуха. 😉

[@Vladimir_Sabanin1162]

​​@@sane1можете представить себя на улице в колготочках в минус 72,когда ресницы примерзают друг к другу?

[@nefed3195]

Чушь, при -25 холодно всегда

[@Трумпдони]

​@@nefed3195минус 25 в Забайкалье и минус 25 в Хабаровске или Владивостоке две огромные разницы , влажный воздух просто до косточек пробирает

[@ЕвгенийКаравайкин-п1я]

Что за чушь... Уважение, Сочинцам или Москвичам уже как-то странно звучит, да? Вот те - заслуживают уважение по праву рождения, а эти нет, или как?? Как понять ваше высказывание?

[@andyw7617]

This is great content. It informs the rest of us of how you live in the extreme cold conditions and how people come together. Your channel makes me feel privileged and to appreciate my life. Please continue to bring the wonderful and educational information to us.

[@sophiaisabelle027]

This is informative. We hope to see you post more content like this.

[@KiunB]

Thank you! Will do!

[@htth8633]

Another fantastic National Geographic-level documentary. Many thanks. You are making a great service to your people. Even I, as an Eastern European (let alone Americans and the West) wasn't aware of this part of History. I imagined, in my illiteracy, that Siberia was some sort of remote, uninhabitted place in which Russian disidents or Eastern Europeans from incorporated territories were exiled.

[@KiunB]

Many thanks!

[@tanyagogoleva3466]

Я потомок ссыльных. Среди своих не нормальная.

[@Barmaley80x]

@@tanyagogoleva3466 значит интеллигенция. Другой вариант это раскулаченные. Те, кто как лошаки пашут и копейка есть.

[@МартинХристофор]

До поганой "революции"-в 1917-году,которую спонсировали все спецслужбы того времени,стран Европы и иудейские банкиры из Сша,все эти земли были Русскими и Россией,историческая Россия, это -РОССИЙСКАЯ ИМПЕРИЯ-!!!!!!!!!!!

[@Mara-nb3xr]

Արեվմոտքը միշտ Ռուսաստանի վատն է ներկայացրել, դրա համար մարդիկ շատ բան չգիտեն

[@Maddog3060]

Fascinating. Having lived in Florida all my life I want to bundle up in a heavy jacket when the temps drop to the 40s F (around 4 C), I can hardly imagine how much worse it is at -80F or so. Thank you for this look into a region that few talk about.

[@majortom2224]

I'm Canadian. You can tell who the Canadian tourists are in Florida in the middle of winter. We are the ones running around in T shirts, shorts, and sandals when it's 65f.

[@Maddog3060]

@@majortom2224 Them, and the Yankees and Midwesterners. What weird people you are, living where frozen water falls from the sky. ;)

[@NinjaZXRR]

@@Maddog3060 I live in alberta canada this winter 22/23 it was colder here than the north pole for a few days. You adapt fairly quickly, yeah it sucks but living in a place that is 70°f in February would feel strange to me.

[@HOTRODRICO]

native from FL, I dress that way in the 40s F @@majortom2224

[@YaHsServent]

Guys, HERE is The True Savior HalleluYAH translates “Praise ye YaH” YaH is The Heavenly Father YaH arrives via the TENT OF MEETING YaH was Who they Crucified for our sins YaH was Crucified on an Almond TREE - Ancient Semitic Cuneiform of Moshe (Moses) - Isa Scroll (The Original Isaiah) Isaiah 42:8 "I am YaH; that is my Name! I will not yield my glory to another or my praise to idols. Isaiah 43:11 I, I am YAH, and there is no other Savior but Me. Isaiah 45:5 I am YaH, and there is none else.

[@michaelcauser474]

Thank you for giving me an education on this part of Siberia. People here in Australia complain when the temperature drops below 10deg C.

[@sargera1]

whaddaya expect from the nearest westie country to the tropical climate of SEA lol

[@Sivas.Zara.Zeynep]

Not in Canberra! 10 degrees Celsius is warm for us.

[@Playdory]

I won’t get out of bed under 20 degrees.

[@kenbehren6119]

My house in a Canberra winter is colder than Sergey's house!

[@Volkers1966]

Most relaxing videos on the internet - I love it!

[@NewsRedial]

Fun fact, 105% of all jobs in the town are related to keeping everyone warm.

[@toddepperson7465]

I'd say that's the only job they have,keeping everyone warm.

[@carlwong1538]

What about summer time, 105% unemployment rate?

[@svtinker]

@@carlwong1538 vacation?

[@linda_nieves1586]

An interesting fact: this is a very correct and positive fact in the difficult conditions of the far north! ☕☕

[@linda_nieves1586]

​@@toddepperson7465✊😉 I agree with your opinion to keep everyone warm. In my opinion this is very correct. Have you seen the beauty of nature in the northern region?☕☕☕

[@patrickfreeman8257]

Your photography is cinematic quality. I've seen movies in the theater that didn't look as good.

[@user-3aa6234fh]

I wonder who’s filming, Kiun herself is not in Yakutia now

[@allenr316]

A lot of respect to any population that can thrive (let alone survive) in such incredibly harsh conditions.

[@Shaga_v]

Да, я жил в Якутске, в 17 квартале. Суровые условия, но человек ко всему привыкает, а затем север затягивает👍

[@ЮрийДамбовский]

А зачем? Ради чего?что вареантов нет? А на аляске тоже так?

[@ЮрийДамбовский]

Это всё от жидо- масонов они мешают житьда? Или?

[@kardainzr161]

As someone who lives where it never snows, I couldn't imagine living there, but you guys don't let the cold stop you, great video!

[@apprentessjgooden2263]

Great post, but it goes both ways, they would be miserable in the environment you see as normal, I'm from Tennessee but lives in Kentucky, the weather pattern here is totally different here than at "home", unless my job payed extremely well, I couldn't live in a place like that, it looks beautiful though ✌🏾

[@ГеоргийЗолин-ц1и]

@@apprentessjgooden2263 Приезжайте в Якутию и вы влюбитесь в этот край !

[@маринашапошникова-ъ6г]

@@ГеоргийЗолин-ц1и о, да!! В Якутию не возможно не влюбиться!!! Смотрела видео и даже запах мороза вспомнила!!

[@wildlifewarrior2670]

We are human beings adapt dress for the weather

[@wildlifewarrior2670]

@@ГеоргийЗолин-ц1и I know I would

[@woods1080]

Серёга молодец!Красава!✊🏻😀

[@joegomes1352]

These amazing people have mastered living in such extreme cold,very impressive

[@DB-cx6cb]

Good work Sergei ! Your town should be very proud of your outstanding dedication! From Okeechobee, Florida 🇺🇸

[@МарияАндросова-ю8к]

Я уже соскучилась по зимнему ядрёному морозному воздуху 😅 и чистоте Сейчас всё тает грязь и слякоть

[@صباحالخير-ب3ش]

Good men do wonders, those guys are true heroes.

[@ТатьянаПетько-в9е]

Русская печь гениальное изобретение. Ничего лучше для дома быть не может. И дом отапливает, и еду готовит.

[@user-n7gjk4hjk]

Извините пожалуйста за безграмотность,разве печь придумали только русские,а в Европе как отапливали дома?

[@ТатьянаПетько-в9е]

@@user-n7gjk4hjk каминами в основном. В Голландии были печки, но они совсем другие. У русской печки особая конструкция, таких больше нигде нет.

[@жируха-щ3ю]

​@@user-n7gjk4hjkтакая печь как на русси нет нигде . Сейчас в деревнях в России печь если хорошо сложена и по уму греет дня три четыри

[@ФедорАлександров-к3ч]

Класть огонь под глиняной сосуд придумали еще в каменном веке, п первую кирпичную печь изобрели во Франции 14 веке

[@ТатьянаПетько-в9е]

@@ФедорАлександров-к3ч разных печей очень много. Но только у русской печки совершенная конструкция.

[@kanchanchatterjee1203]

Whenever I see the video of YAKUTIA of Siberia,the selling of fish, vegetable and others, I really appreciate the people of these cold region for their continues struggle for life ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ from India

[@Viktor-sd6wh]

Once I experienced minus 30 to 35 degrees in Germany in 1985. I remember a truck, that arrived in the late evening at the factory, could not start its diesel engine the following morning, because the fuel was frozen over night . So he could not park at the loading ramp and we had to carry its freight piece by piece in our shoulders out if it.

[@rejaneberclaz3331]

Brave man. May God, in His Infinite Mercy, give him good health!!

[@Smile-9876]

🙏🏼😊

[@elists5853]

Я живу в Якутии. Осень в этом году необычайно тёплая и длится долго. Так хочется видеть снег, я люблю зиму, белый снег искрящийся на свету, морозный воздух. Жара меня угнетает. Больше 27 градусов переношу плохо.

[@katespivak1258]

А в Питере снег уже начал выпадать(

[@Feliz2826]

не здоровое восприятие вам бы к доктору

[@Д.Л-о9м]

​@@Feliz2826тебе уже таблетки выписали?

[@Feliz2826]

@@Д.Л-о9м и ты тоже?мне очень жаль...

[@петрпэн]

А я минус 27 уже переносить не могу и тянет на другую сторону Кавказских гор в район Сочи.😮

[@Zestosin]

my dream place yakutia

[@JuanitoAmigo]

Sea & sun > all

[@aapowo]

​@@JuanitoAmigoi mean u got sea and little bit of sun at northern siberia

[@Dirtyboy06]

Me too

[@bobhenry6159]

It's amazing that such a rural village has central heating. Only the densest city's in America, such as NY, have centralized steam heating systems. They are extremely inefficient and costly, but they work.

[@wwaynemcg]

So do some northern tier locations in America. Minot AFB ND, and many other bases, have Central Heating Plants; no longer fired by coal but natural gas.

[@dukeford8893]

@@wwaynemcg Most, if not all USAF bases worldwide had oil-fired central steam plants at one time.

[@wwaynemcg]

@@dukeford8893 The plants in Germany had coal-fired heating plants, cause my troops used to pick up all the ashes. Base housing had coal plants in the basement; these were 24-family units four stories high. That was Ramstein AB in early 80's.

[@НинаГненная-л2е]

Отапливается так только школы, детские сады, больницы и администрация. Если есть многоквартирными, тоже. Частный сектор на дровах...

[@crosslink1493]

Just found this a year after it was posted. I had to go to Fairbanks, Alaska in a February at my former job, I was there for a three week job that turned into four weeks, and the highest temperature during the day was -5C, lowest was -32C. I don't know if I could stand that environment for a whole winter!

[@classifiedinformation6353]

Keep up the good Sergey. My Town of Shelbyville, Missouri in USA, reached -13 below zero F. My furnace quit, so I had to drive 54 miles for new parts. So, I understand the importance of maintaining heating equipment. John in Shelbyville, Missouri. USA

[@ranaakhandpratapsingh5567]

life of yakutian people is full of difficulties yet too interesting to know ...

[@pauljmchenevier7581]

Very interesting. Constant efforts build a livable life, and traditions offer stable community protection. My respects and admiration to these people!

[@valeravorotnyuk9283]

Я был в Якутии , в якутских посёлках возле каждого дома дров в два раза больше чем сам дом , и при - 50 не перестают топить !

[@Vladimir_Sabanin1162]

Дрова заготавливают с большим запасом, за зиму столько не сжигают.

[@Vladimir_Sabanin1162]

@@valeravorotnyuk9283 такое не забывается....

[@Haendelman]

Despite the heavy cold, what a beautifull nature you all life in there. Greetings from Saxony, Germany. (:

[@Kayakinginthe604]

Excellent Documentary. Thank you for sharing.

[@sadamkori86]

Yakuts is the most beautiful place in the world

[@KiunB]

🧡

[@LTLT900]

I'm going there for my holidays.

[@bernarrcoletta7419]

You make fantastic videos. Here in the US some people put little fans on top of the wood stoves. The fans are powered by the stove’s heat and are used to circulate warm air.

[@Ноунейм-з6щ]

Fans only work with iron stoves(fire box). This is not effective with large brick ones.

[@TexasLadyS]

I live in Texas, in the US, and I wouldn’t let my kids go outside if it was 40 F outside because it was too cold. We cancel school and tell people to stay home if it snows two inches. I have mad respect for everyone who can live in climates like this and even more for the men who work to keep everyone warm and safe there!

[@MrMrliamo]

Its a different type of cold, Im in Ireland and work with 2 Polish guys, they say 0 degree C is colder in Ireland than -20C in Poland, it's the wind chill here

[@ВладимирКузьмин-ж5п]

​@@MrMrliamo...The air temperature in winter in Poland averages 0°C. The average minimum temperature is -11°C. The average maximum temperature is kept at +8 °C...поляки ещё те брехуны...😅

[@Daniel_Lundkvist]

Always `Muricans!

[@ВладимирКузьмин-ж5п]

@@Daniel_Lundkvist ...🤣...

[@Brioulin]

​@@ВладимирКузьмин-ж5пjust bc it was 40?? I used to live in Amarillo and every morning is like 25

[@boblordylordyhowie]

I respect your way of life and the conditions you thrive in, here in the UK, if it goes below zero and there is 50mm of snow, everything grinds to a halt. It is a method utilised throughout Europe, we think of storage or mass brick storage as being new but I have seen examples from the 15th century and we still use them now, even if they are less efficient(electric storage radiators).

[@jimtarutis8018]

wow. Thanks for sharing keep warm ❤

[@juliancasandre2286]

In Ireland +7 outside and 16 degree inside house with gas heating, crap concrete building, no kuzniecow stove.

[@Barmaley80x]

Так себе конечно. Понимаю твоих предков, почему ломанулись в Калифорнию и вообще по всему миру. Если дома не тепло, то это не дом. А везде где можно жить, можно жить хорошо.

[@BlueOx2277]

I love cold weather & would love to visit Yakutia👍🏻

[@adayinforever]

I'm on the complete other end of the spectrum, it's 58 degrees Fahrenheit where I am, honestly it's cold to me. I couldn't live in that kinda weather.

[@sandhyanagarajan]

I'm on the complete other end of the spectrum too. It's 53 degrees Fahrenheit today and it's cold to me. There's no way I can live in that kinda weather!

[@S437-v8d]

​@@sandhyanagarajanIndian huh?

[@sandhyanagarajan]

@@S437-v8d yeah I'm from India but I live in California now

[@Thedaleb1]

Trees are just so great.

[@marinafrolova9354]

О! Помню такие кочегарки. Мой отец работал кочегаром. Я ходила к нему на работу, и он раз решал мне покидать уголь в топку! Помещение один в один и даже двери не изменились! Стандарты великой страны, которой сейчас нет. ❤

[@Elena42rus2]

А мы в Сибири топим сначала дровами, а потом засыпает углем, так тепло становится 🫣🫣

[@Трумпдони]

Представляю смрад от угольных печей сам в таких живу дышать нечем

[@luxury-Diver]

I really enjoy watching the videos. I was wondering if the rural areas have access to any forms of healthcare facilities?

[@ЯнаК-г3р]

Конечно, есть и бесплатно)

[@Joxerlol]

Really depends on the scope. Even smallest villages have small "hospitals" for physician visits and basic diagnostics. For complex surgeries people usually travel to bigger cities. In case of emergency people get transported from small villages to city hospital by helicopter.

[@dannyball2503]

Wood heat is #1 , I love the concrete wood heater. They are very efficient , centrally located in the home. 77 Fahrenheit equals total comfort in the freezing cold 🥶

[@MariaCerbone-b4h]

OMG I admire these people so much!!!

[@PK1312]

I wonder what the future of heating would look like in Yakutia if (when?) decarbonization happens. The only thing I can think of would be electric resistive heating with wood as an emergency backup, because it's not like you can use even the best heat pump when it's 50 below zero.

[@OddieStone]

decarbonization will happed only in the land of dreams. Yay me.

[@user-wy2fu4un8r]

@@OddieStonexactly, they can “decarbonize” we’ll keep doing it the good old way

[@ronbennett7885]

They're in Russia not California, so possibly never. Coal and wood provide fast, reliable heat. Even if homes switched to electric heat, the power plant would likely use coal or maybe natural gas to generate it. Distributed heating systems, even one as seemingly outdated as theirs, is already very efficient. Upgrading it to use natural gas would be a good middle ground with coal as backup.

[@a-a-ron4679]

Get out of here with your “decarbonization” nonsense. How do you think the electricity is generated dummy? You people are unreal. It’s -65 degrees outside and you’re worried about people burning wood to stay warm? You probably live on the coast of California where it’s 72 degrees F year round. Smh. I wish u people would go away.

[@christinae30]

And carbondioxid from wood is "recycable" if you or nature plant new trees to bind the same amount. Coal though, not. On the other hand very few people live in these areas (compared to the whole globe) so they could problably get some "dispensation".

[@spitfirelast8761]

Watching from philippines 🇵🇭 right now. Temperature here is at scorching 42 celcius. How I wish I can fly there tonight and camp for a week. 😂

[@Pasha8204]

Уголь, х3 х4 стеклопакет, оч тëплый дом, лучше из кедра +20см, оч утеплëнная крыша и фундамент

[@jasonandersen1562]

Yakutia looks like a beautiful village!! Would love to visit Siberia someday!!

[@wemcal]

Great video and great information

[@22ERICSHELLY]

Thanks! May Jesus continue to bless you and your family

[@ХулиоИбаньес-м9е]

-50 это жуткий мороз. Испытал его раз в жизни. Никогда не забуду.

[@mikerilling6515]

😂 meanwhile, it’s winter in south Texas and people are freaking out because tonight it make it down to 6°C. 😂

[@robertbishop5357]

Very interesting and impressive. God bless Sergi.

[@michellemaistry3170]

I follow these videos religiously about yakutsk / yukutia. It's so fascinating to see how people thrive and survive in such harsh conditions and sometimes I wonder WHY do they even opt to live in that extreme cold climate when there's so many others places to live in comfortably. I feel so blessed living in South Africa and even though our government is useless and we're going through a major power struggle and that little electricity we're lucky to receive daily yet our electricity bill is sky high come month end, we at least have lovely weather and our difficulties is NOTHING in comparison to Russia's heavy snowfall. I like watching because I've never in all my life had the pleasure of touching snow.

[@kagar3465]

Their ancestors fled further north to avoid war. It seems they have become acclimated and never opt to turn back.

[@MateiShowro]

When it's -3 degrees for me, it's -50 degrees for you in Yakutia, wow

[@sandhyanagarajan]

When it's almost 12 degrees Celsius (53 degrees Fahrenheit) for me, it's -50 Celsius for you in Yakutia, wow. And btw everybody here thinks it's cold today. It's normally warmer, it's normally in the 60s Fahrenheit in March.

[@marcelomapurunga6936]

Impressionante como vivem em lugar tão frio, aqui na região do Brasil onde moro a tarde chega a 39° celsius, quando chega a noite vai para 18° celsius e penso que vou congelar 😂

[@ПавжылойВоздухан]

Приезжай в Чайковский

[@patrickfreeman8257]

You don't get bored in a village like that. There's no time to lie around and do nothing.

[@Batmann_]

Until you realize that there's nothing to do after making sure the heat is taken care of

[@fcruz43215]

Interesting...I enjoy watching the videos.

[@CroftyOriginal]

If the temperature here in the UK drops to like 0c everything shuts down yet there they are going to school/work in -60c!!

[@feramuzalacal8998]

I get sick all winter when the temperature is 5-10 degrees Celsius. If I had been born there, I would probably have died of cold by now.

[@lolwtnick4362]

yes. please never breed, your bloodline is weak

[@Some.commenter]

It’s getting warmer according to my weather app. For me it’s possibly going to be 17 degrees!

[@sandhyanagarajan]

17 degrees Fahrenheit or Celsius? 17 degrees Celsius is perfect weather, 17 degrees Fahrenheit is quite cold but warm compared to Yakutia.

[@Some.commenter]

@@sandhyanagarajan Celsius.

[@sandhyanagarajan]

@@Some.commenter oh wow ok that’s beautiful. That’s warmer than it is here. Here it’s 53 degrees Fahrenheit (11 degrees Celsius) but it’s getting warmer according to my weather app. For me it’s possibly going to be 60 degrees Fahrenheit (15 degrees Celsius).

[@Some.commenter]

@@sandhyanagarajan oh. Well for me it’s unfortunately still bad. It’s usually 8 degrees (Celsius)

[@sandhyanagarajan]

@@Some.commenter ok that’s cold.

[@МаринаЮртаева-я2д]

А переносится легче чем минус 30 в Самаре.

[@петрпэн]

Не пробовал,но почему легче переносится? Живу в Ставрополе. Когда зимой бывает минус 24-27 градусов да ещё целую неделю,начинает организм уставать от мороза и с дома выходить никуда не хочется. Может от влажности воздуха зависит,так как сибиряки говорят,что у нас очень плохой мороз.

[@Надежда-л2з]

Это все говорят люди, которые сами не испытывали, что такое мороз в 50 град. Очень большая разница 25мороза или 50. И влажность воздуха здесь не при чем. Мы жили в Забайкслье, и морозы в 46 град я помню до сих пор. Хотя прошло 40 лет!!!

[@G.D.V.]

​@@Надежда-л2зне факт,бывает и в 30 по ощущению холоднее чем в 45 если в этот момент повышеная влажность(деревья,кустарники в инии)

[@563ок]

Прекрасное было время,когда 6 лет жила в Якутии,трудновато в бытовом плане,но самый главный плюс,что отношения между людьми доброжелательные,идут мимо моего дома лесорубы с работы,видят у нас бревна лежат,взяли,и попилили,и без всяких денег,если подвезти кого,тоже,а в следующий раз мы им чем-то поможем,а вот в Москве было действительно сложно привыкать к нелюдимым,неулыбающимся,недовольным людям,когда я заходила в магазин и здоровалась с продавцами,они смотрели на меня,как на экспонат,это сейчас как-то стали в основном здороваться,заходя в магазин,и то только для того,чтобы их товаром заинтересовались,поэтому в Якутии есть много своих полодительных сторон,и они перекрывают отрицательные,так же и богатому не понять,как это его сосед ездит на работу в метро,а не на машине,зато без пробок❤

[@SysterEuropa]

Wow! May God bless these brave souls.

One time I had to go out while the temperature was around -10°C, and it felt dangerous. I was low-key scared. It felt like I wouldn’t be able to survive that temperature for more than a few hours, despite all my winter clothing. I don’t know how these people withstand -50°C

[@mariapopova-gc8yk]

Надо одеваться по-зимнему.

[@pacifistpax9516]

Большое значение имеет влажность воздуха. Я служил в армии в Крыму где зимой около 0°С. Очень сильно замерзал, так как из за большой влажности и часто ветра даже овчинная шуба не греет. Сейчас живу на Урале. Здесь зимой малая влажность и почти нет ветров. Температуры от -10°С до -20°С.Но в обычной зимней куртке на синтепоне тепло. Люди на улице работают, отдыхают и не мерзнут.

[@gisleyalves7757]

🇧🇷🇧🇷 It is impossible for me even to imagine how people can live with - 70 ° . That is isane.🇧🇷🇧🇷

[@ВладимирКоновалов-о9у]

Привет друг,Россия очень большая,на севере может быть -60,а на юге в это время +30,привет Бразилии!

[@hilmicetin4726]

Cold country.Hard life.

[@htth8633]

Yes indeed. But I imagine that they have more mental space now to enjoy the exquisite poetry of snow and the land, now that technology helps them with basic necessities better clothes heating homes etc. Unless the rampant neoliberal capitalism that is now engulfing the World, or the Soviet authoritarianism have reared their ugly heads over there too, I keep wondering about that.

[@sandhyanagarajan]

Yeah

[@ChanduChandu-p3l]

Wow nice, they are the real super men who protect people , salute to them from INDIA👍🏿

[@CCSupernova]

Im from the Philippines and i binge-watch all of your videos. I love it

[@ВоваПетров-к9й]

У нас -35 всего второй день и то уже устали от этих морозов, а здесь -50 да это просто жопа,как там живут люди.

[@NoName-ct9ku]

Жесть..Сильные люди..