-56°C (-69°F) from Yakutsk to Oymyakon in winter - THE MOVIE [HD] 2015

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0:00 Intro
0:38 First walk in Yakutsk
2:35 Driving
3:37 Temperature measuring
8:10 Window open
8:59 Ice fog
10:10 Busy city life in Yakutsk
14:48 my statement at the balcony
15:30 Waiting for the bus
17:55 Flight to Ust-Nera
19:03 Driving to Tomtor
20:03 First morning in Tomtor
21:35 Driving to Oymyakon
22:00 Oymyakon
25:40 Water experiment
27:00 Being naked outside
28:03 Clothes experiment
29:57 Driving on Kolyma Road back to Yakutsk
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[@AvB.83]

Public transport in Russia at -45°C: everything is normal. Public transport in Germany at -2°C and about 2-5 cm of snow: all trains and busses are cancled due to extreme weather conditions. :D

[@tomallam6509]

Argal von Bregev same in England mate

[@leandrog2785]

@Daddy Popp I didn't know that the German army went to Russia using public transport.

[@CristianOlivi]

The same in Italy dude!

[@darkocean6529]

Hahaha

[@ErickBlessed]

@@CristianOlivi only outside of trentino-a.a.

[@Chanticlair47]

My grandfather who was a Russian used to say.....” Ah, it’s warm today...it’s above zero!”

[@abdullatifkhan1339]

And my grandfather used to say ah its cold today its 35 today

[@Chanticlair47]

@@abdullatifkhan1339 LOL! It’s all relative I suppose!😂

[@abdullatifkhan1339]

@@Chanticlair47 hahahhaah yea

[@rahulbajaj3078]

@@Chanticlair47 can you share your insta id?

[@edgarortiz2393]

Te amo

[@m.b.5064]

The most russian thing about this video is that the radio plays 90s Eurodance. :-)

[@sarahc8862]

LOL yes!

[@andrewshore262]

Haddaway what is love 1993

[@marlon1171]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mxskrrr]

it's "RetroFM" (РетроФМ) 88.3 MHz only misic from 70s 80s 90s)))

[@sommernachtsommernacht8175]

@@mxskrrr good music times!

[@onlyangel5576]

I'm from Russia, -25° best weather for walking😍

[@klematiszromanne2728]

Really ? 😲

[@onlyangel5576]

@@klematiszromanne2728 Yes, very beautiful. The sky is starry, the snow crunches under your feet and there is a deep silence around, you feel like in a fairy tale

[@klematiszromanne2728]

@@onlyangel5576 It sounds so good, I also like when the snow is falling, because it's very nice, but I prefer spring instead of winter 😃 Where do you live in Russia? I'm from Hungary, anyway.

[@onlyangel5576]

@@klematiszromanne2728 I love Hungary, I listen to Hungarian music and I love your culture and I dream of visiting it😍🤩I live in Central Russia, in the" Golden ring " 300 km from Moscow

[@klematiszromanne2728]

@@onlyangel5576 Wow I'm glad to hear it 😍 Which music do you like from here? I like Russian music too, but I never have been in Russia yet, but I wish to see it one day, especially Moscow.

[@SebastianBalders]

ADMIN: Hey folks, I'm thinking to visit Oymyakon again in 2020 to see what has changed in 5 years. What do you think?

[@sweetcookie5616]

It will be great ,)

[@LL-bm6ob]

Sebastian Balders what for?)) Nothing changed)))

[@kmakazix8671]

That’s interesting 👌

[@EliasSlds]

Sebastian Balders bitte geh da wieder hin dass wär mega cool

[@alrosyid428]

That's will be nice

[@whiterose6186]

We have about +20 °C in the evening now in UAE. My husband said yesterday : close the window, it's freezing! 😨 🤣🤣🤣

[@SBCBears]

Same here in south Florida.

[@Allahuma.sali.ala.muhammad.]

هههههههههههههه، عوافي.

[@kindheart9300]

Your husband must be Malbari

[@hmidohmida2194]

زوجك مخنوت

[@ShahrukhKhan-gv2qp]

Imran Khan lol 🤣🤣

[@adnentmtm8119]

beeing thousands of kilometeres far from your home in the middle of nowhere (Siberia) driving a car in the dark night listening to the music ... i love that

[@nova4422]

особенно хорошо если авто заглохнет))) вот здесь медведи и поужинают.))

[@nova4422]

@okay All Right Для этого Вам Сибирь не обязательна

[@adnentmtm8119]

@Millennial Smark and you don't know the SOS number , so you call your mama

[@mycroft16]

Oh man, that dry crunch of snow. LOVE that sound.

[@villeschc]

3:24 "Vladislav! baby don't hurt me, don't hurt me, no more!"

[@hamzak2181]

Lmao😂😂

[@vladimiradoshev5310]

not funny at all

[@TimDaOne]

Lmao

[@alexejnemov]

Natalie: Vladislav! Do spank me, do spank me, yes more!

[@stephanuswidjaja105]

wkwokwowkwo

[@seanbaskett5506]

Anytime someone in Yakutsk sees someone carrying a thermometer they say: "Tourists....."

[@adamwnt]

probably no tourists in the first place apart from sebastian lol

[@vitcerny9209]

@Cool Boy kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2eUY2OHhNGmnLc

[@iparthchauhan4195]

😂😂

[@stevensonline8695]

@Cool Boy kzbin.info/www/bejne/oqbNlnmLjbSLnZI

[@dshubad]

@Cool Boy Shpongle - Once Upon The Sea Of Blissful Awareness kzbin.info/www/bejne/a5y0Y5aer951lZI

[@user-wz7di8xv8n]

Как все знакомо, сами на Севере живём, температуры зимой правда повыше в основном -40, -45, но некоторые зимы бывало ниже - 50, а главное жизнь идёт, машины двигаются, люди в кино и по магазинам ходят, и болезней в мороз разных вирусных меньше, главное одеваться в нормальные тёплые вещи.

[@evm7992]

Вот как машины двигаются, когда у нас при -33 с третьего, четвертого раза заводятся, а многих не заводятся и едут общественным транспортом?

[@LugVelezSchmitz]

I caught a cold watching this

[@AstroSpaceDiscoveries]

İn russia ,Refrigerators are being used as air conditioner to normalise typical house tempeture.

[@noormuslimah6970]

In Russia, people shower outside..... with snow.

[@Shafran39]

​ @Noor Muslimah jokes aside, we really do it after banya (banya is close to Finnish sauna, but with very wet steam). Rubbing your skin with snow right after banya makes you feel just perfect

[@345opdphim]

@@Shafran39 In Siberia, it is -60 outside in winter, and +27 in the apartment. This is the norm. At -40 you can see children eating ice cream on the street

[@Shafran39]

@@345opdphim Я знаю, дружище) Но, будем честны, -60 уже не норма. На мой взгляд это факт - мороженное вкуснее зимой)

[@rpc2643]

Chuj Wam w DUPĘ na mrozie!!!!

[@user-sm2rt1sk4u]

Как хорошо , что я живу на ЮГЕ!!!! Юге западной сибири, у нас всего -43 С.

[@Ivan-kondratyuk]

А где??)))

[@reviewforyou9183]

Lovely

[@skynet6867]

@@Ivan-kondratyuk Исходя из анализа трассировки маршрутизаторов и ключевых серверов задействованных в передаче пакетов данных и остаточным всплескам пространственно-временной сингулярности, её город проживания Новокузнецк, Кемеровская область _ (#database - показать скрытую информацию)

[@user-zk2hl9ib9u]

вы определитесь вы на юге сибири или на западе

[@Kanal1977]

@@user-zk2hl9ib9u По-вашему нет такого направления как юго-запад? ))

[@cassiusgaio9524]

Brazil in 20 degrees celsius: 10 layers of clothes Siberia in 20 degrees celsius: walking naked due to extreme hot weather conditions

[@Jose-di4jy]

Os Brasileiros vão dominar o mundo jurava que não ia encontrar um nós comentários

[@user-uh5uo9np6n]

@@Jose-di4jy да парень примерно так.

[@Molybdaenmornell]

​@@Jose-di4jy I hope no-one will dominate the world. There's been enough domination.

[@Jose-di4jy]

@@Molybdaenmornell it’s just a friendly expression because it’s hard not to find a Brazilian on KZbin comments including the country Brazil doesn’t dominate anywhere

[@Molybdaenmornell]

@@Jose-di4jy Ok, thanks for the explanation!

[@rickderico356]

When your radiator breaks in the middle of the night - "guess i'll die."

[@yuugenr7549]

🤣 Fuck hahaha

[@oliviao3686]

I come from another region in Russia where it goes down to -40 (but not so common) and sometimes we do hear stories when people die like this on the road. It's especially dangerous to be on the road when there is a snowstorm - if you lose your way (b/c in the snowstorm you can't see the road any more) and run out of fuel - a sure route to death. There's one story that I remember well when a family with 2 kids (an infant and a toddler i think) got stuck in the snow. The husband left his wife and the infant in the car and went to look for the road to the village or some help (the distance between those villages was very small, like a few km). But him and the child got lost in the snow and froze to death and the wife froze to death inside the car. The infant was found placed on the dashboard, b/c it was the warmest place.

[@curious6899]

@@oliviao3686 ..What if the car got a flat tire ?

[@elastronaute1198]

@@oliviao3686 so did the infant live?

[@sobhan7478]

sure u will but not easy die slow freezing and painful pain break u down from inside after that u feel warm inside ur mouth but its not real warming its blood comin out with suffer that's how circle of death in cold complete

[@user-jh5dq9vc1v]

People of Asian appearance, who can be seen on the streets, are Yakuts, the native people of Yakutia. They lived here long before us Russians, so for them these climatic conditions are much more natural than for us.

[@beazrichz973]

Aren’t most Russians of Europe decent? Decedents of Eastern Europe? Also, are the rivers in Moscow always frozen during Winter, and how many inches of snowfall each week? 2 feet of snow on average? I seen the river frozen from Google images, and it looks like you can easily ice fish on it.

[@bdina29]

@Beach Richz you should ask this on Quora

[@AmogusAbobusAutobus]

Actually, before the Yakuts, native here were the Evenks (and other small groups, mostly in the north). They all still exist. Languages is so different that people cant understand each other. P. S. In the north, a long ago, legends say that here were exist a huge tribe, who can compare to the Yakut population. But when the russians came and contact with them, the european sickness is spread out into people (those people lived in big groups). They all were dead by that cancer. Im repeat: its a legend. But locals truly believe this story (almost more than 400 years ago)

[@impervas5801]

@@beazrichz973 The winter of 2019-2020 in Moscow was almost without snow and abnormally warm by Russian standards. Now I know what a European winter looks like.

[@randomstuff-cu4of]

@@impervas5801 here in latvia it was the first winter I have seen that had almost no snow usually there is a constant thick snow cover for at least a few weeks and there are a few days below -20 but not this winter

[@rupiter2008]

I live in Siberia. It's not Yakutsk but still winters sometimes are harsh here. On average, we have several weeks each year with -40C. And I assure you no one finds such weather pleasant, no one likes it. But man can get used to many things... And there is a hint. After many days of extreme frost, and when finally it gets warmer, you will find -25C temperature is really comforting ;-)

[@astrid8433]

rupiter2008 what are your Summer’s like and how long do they normally last?

[@rupiter2008]

@@astrid8433 normally, "real summer" begins in late May and lasts till early September. Average temperature is from +21 to +23 °C, with about 2 - 3 weeks of real hot time of over 30°C... Some summers happen to be cooler than others. And overall nowadays, because of climate change, winters become less harsh and summers less hot, than it was in 80s, for example. There are strong winds sometimes, which were nonexistent in the last century. (I am talking about the area I live in, which is Krasnoyarsk territory. A few hundreds kilometers to the north or south, or even west or east, could be different.)

[@MilaLanaBratskSibiriaRussia]

@@astrid8433 In my city (south of eastern Siberia, Bratsk) summer begins in late May, and until early September. Exactly 3 months. Usually in summer +30 ... +35, but two years ago it was +42. It lasted a whole month. In winter, we usually have -30 ...- 35, but sometimes -55. This is also the norm. It used to be below -60, but that was before my birth. Winter is long - from October to April. Autumn and spring are short - they last one and a half months.

[@dharmeshelectricals3480]

LOL .... -25 deg comforting. We live in temp range of 25 to 46 deg.

[@ea2314]

This comment is giving me chills

[@EvanMauser]

Thanks for giving a set of eyes through some of the most extreme areas on the planet!! Much appreciated!!

[@afeelingone]

А Якутск-то красивый! И самое главное, все работает, и люди живут, бегают по своим делам. Здорово!

[@user-pk9wx6ej1f]

Так они там в минус 45 мороженное едят,чтобы согреться)))

[@sb2688]

Что там красивого?

[@frightening_gaming4334]

i laked here but fuck my life because im poor man😞

[@brigittelikeslanguages8916]

@@frightening_gaming4334 😔 yes sadly a poor person's thoughts are ignored. I wish God helped you.🙏

[@evm7992]

Я поражаюсь, как там машины в такой холод заводятся и ездят. В средней полосе при -33 только с пятого раза заводится и то не у всех. А там при -55 все ездят? Не понятно.

[@GustavoTeixeira-hu1ck]

What really blows my mind it´s that everything works. Cars, lights, people... Here in Portugal sometimes with a litle cold my car is dead... With a little snow on Serra da Estrela the roads close (even with positive temperatures)... Great country Russia.

[@jsr_kmkc]

Big fan of how they make adversity into opportunities...

[@alexchivilev]

I live in Russia. Not in Oymyakon or Yakutsk, but here in my town -30 -35 is normal temperature during the winter. And i'll say that this is a huge pain in the ass to start your car in -25 or below. Especially with diesel engine. The oil becomes so dence that starter barely can rotate the engine and the battery dies very quickley so you have only few attempts. Usually in places like this people install in their cars "Webasto" - a tiny auxiallary engine wich heats the main engine before start. Another option is to have special system wich will automatically start the engine if oil temperature drops below minus 20 degrees. Also a good thing is to have special winter oil wich remains liquid in low temperatures. Howewer in cities like Yakutsk it might be a good idea to not shut your angine at all. Or to have a warm garage.

[@CaptHollister]

​@@alexchivilev I live in a part of Canada where we have similar temperatures as where you live and it's rare that our cars or trucks won't start. One big difference is that our fuels are adjusted for the season. My own car is a diesel and thanks to winter diesel fuel and synthetic oil, it always starts easily even when it's -35c. It's amazing the difference a little chemistry can make. I've never personally experienced starting a car when it's -50c, but I have a friend who lived in Labrador where it does get that cold and he says that it was normal for car owners to simply never shut the engine off.

[@user-ih5cg5hx3d]

Closing roads with a little snow in warm country makes sense because it's dangerous to drive a car without winter tyres. And it doesn't matter how much snow on the road.

[@GustavoTeixeira-hu1ck]

@@user-ih5cg5hx3d It should be like you said but its usual in winter time to snow there and there's snow cleaners to clean like other countrys but sometimes they dont care or dont clean as fast as it should be. Here there's a lot of public jobs (like that) where people do everything sloooowly, and thats what I ment. Its Portugal my friend, its a "third world" country. Normaly nothing works on time, or not work at all.

[@russelteehong]

I’m more impressed at the dog chillin on the street in that weather.

[@balchal4665]

Where

[@user-mv3dc6yu3q]

@My26thAccountLOL LOL where u from?

[@lakoriri3685]

@My26thAccountLOL LOL are you insane?

[@FrietjeOorlog]

@My26thAccountLOL LOL Do you have a thick fur coat, and can you only sweat from your tongue? Tssk...

[@iminavegetativestatestudio1730]

@My26thAccountLOL LOL so you are saying you can handle 122°F? Which is the temperature of death valley in the US.

[@Bulutvera1503]

Как снежок под ногами хрустит, прям заслушаешься.

[@irynaleach3246]

💯👍

[@mynoxx01]

KZbin: Hey wanna watch a dude holding up a thermometer for 36 minutes? Me: Sure why not.

[@a......5214]

😂😂😂

[@user-ei5te4no8m]

Это Россия ребята

[@joyciejd9673]

Right? I was curious about the people and their lives....

[@pratiksharma2112]

10°C winter in India: Total chaos. Russian at the same time in India: "Having a warm summer break" 😆

[@ishajaiswal6603]

Ikr, i can't imagine what it would feel like to breath in such place. We indian are dying from cold in 10°C. Lmaooo

[@zlatafruhling1948]

10°C it's early spring. For summer normal temperature is +20-30°C

[@Edgymemer]

The only place where you can get -47C in India is Siachen or Kargil

[@pratiksharma2112]

@@Edgymemer no Siachen is around 30 to 37 degree below zero

[@Edgymemer]

Pratik Sharma well I had a quick google search and it says that the temperature may dip to -50 C

[@llacinkilic]

I'm glad your camera didn't freeze.

[@Iollipop87]

Beautiful country! Greetings from Sweden :)

[@donpeace894]

What's so beautiful ?

[@cratecruncher6687]

A very interesting and well edited video! It's fun to meet a fellow temperature tourist though I'm attracted to the opposite extreme. I live in Central Texas where it sometimes gets to +46C in the summer. I have taken trips to Death Valley California where I experienced +55C in the shade! I was driving through Death Valley once and had to turn on my car heater to prevent the engine from overheating. I had cold drinks in an ice cooler behind me. I reached back to retrieve a drink and broke the ice chest sending ice cold water all over my back. My front was +53C and my back was 0!

[@robertbosnjak5509]

That is it l like it 🔥

[@matof1428]

I really like the peacefulness and purity of this nature.

[@jjtly123]

john jay Dying* ... People dont freeze to death , they have homes and clothing , they're not lost in the woods . When you have extreme cold all year , bacterias dont exist so people dont get sick .

[@TheBorgia1313]

Nobody is texting or taking selfies!!!awesome.

[@MilaLanaBratskSibiriaRussia]

By the way, yes in the cold, the phones overcool and stop working in a minute

[@Ukrainewinnerrrr]

Very funny ! 🤣

[@bayonet7307]

WHAT NO Mc DONALDS.

[@chicagohotdawg773]

Lol yet here you are on your phone watching a video talking about people not pulling out their phones to take pictures. Strange world.

[@chicagohotdawg773]

Jan Jappie trolling G

[@ilyaparamygin639]

У меня в армии был друг из Якутии. Там очень холодно, да. Но есть два нюанса: там очень сухой воздух и как правило, ветра нет вообще или он слабый. Это существенно помогает .

[@andreyandrosov8795]

Ну на остановке стоять полчаса, или час это жесть

[@user-nq5sx3vf7e]

В Казахстане постоянно сильный ветер, зимой морозы до 45 бывают.

[@wiktorveber]

Всё просто там при -46 как у нас при - 30) Или на море при -20)) Это чисто моё мнение как человека который побывал в данных места при разных обстоятельствах) Влажность капец как решает))

[@user-nq5sx3vf7e]

@@wiktorveber полностью поддерживаю, влажность и ветер все решают.

[@user-rw4po6nx8c]

когда я служил в Североморске я понял что такое заполярье. -20-25 но Кольский залив не замерзает и пар стоит над водой. и ветер постоянно.Класс!

[@user-bg6yu8zc7n]

Thanks for the video, Sebastian! 👏 I'm from Yakutia. I also shoot a little about my republic on my channel. But I haven't been to Oymyakon yet. Now we have -50.

[@Nilvolentibusje]

Why do people live there? Isnt it easier to live more south? I mean russia got the space. How does the summer look there?

[@user-yn3mq1lp4v]

@@Nilvolentibusje Because in Russia it is very difficult to find a job, as well as we have very expensive apartments. And if you talk about other countries, our cash just won't be enough .

[@brigittelikeslanguages8916]

Zdravstvuyte dorogaya Ulyana! Kak vashi dela? Kakaya pogoda u vas v Yakutii? Ya dumayu chto v letom zharko 30 gradutsov ili bolee. No zimoy u vas ochen holodnoy pogoda. ❄ Ya nikogda ne bilo v Rossii no ochen hotela priehaty v Yakutiyu. ❄💙 Ya iz Vengrii no zhivu v Turtsii. Ya ne znayu takoy holodnoy pogoda kak v Yakutii mozhet bity no ya lyublyu zimoy net letom. Seychas v Turtsii zharko, ochen zharko. Nadeyus chto u vas horosho.🙏 Day Bog odnazhdi ya mogu poehaty v Rossiyu. 🙏 No iz-za covida ne mogla.😑 Novosti tolyko govoryaty ploho. 😑

[@raskolnjikov1]

They are dressed the same like we are when it´s -5 or something. Crazy adaptation.

[@MilaLanaBratskSibiriaRussia]

))))

[@Leijona321]

Multiple layers.

[@mattthegamerhongkong6948]

I've seen people dressed like this during that cold snap that brought us down to almost 0 C at 70%rh

[@ailucid]

I on't dress like that a -5C, but whenever it becomes really cold where I live,after about 3 days I'm feeling just like I didbefore the cooling

[@sunflower3670]

...what?

[@rbagel55]

I am from S. Texas USA and about 20 years ago we reached a record cold spell of 20F or -7C and we had ice on the road. The people here were freaking out and there was a lot of wrecks because people here have no idea how to drive on ice. Haha-I wonder how they would manage in a place like THIS !

[@visceroid1917]

+rbagel55, you will be surorised, but at temperatures below -20 ice covered with a layer with good friction. This is because the snow is more durable. And yeah, i using google translate.

[@rbagel55]

Вяченслав Сивцев That is fine my friend. I have used it to to talk with people from other countries. It works pretty good. Yes here in S Texas is like the opposite of Siberia. There is no real winter, we have many months where the it is 45C for about 8 or 9 months with high humidity and a few months of cooler weather with an occasional cold spell blowing in from Canada

[@visceroid1917]

+rbagel55, many people in Yakutia (Siberia) dreaming about life in warm countries. But some of them can't take hot climate for long time)) may be you don't know but summers in Yakutsk is short but very hot. In this year was +40 somedays.

[@rbagel55]

Вяченслав Сивцев That is the problem here, it is often that hot 8 months or more out of the year, but what makes it worse is tropical humidity, it is usually above 90% or more during summer. I work construction and I must drink a lot of water, one can dehydrate quickly. Yes it is difficult for northern people to get use to. Air Conditioning is a must for survival here

[@ctvctv3750]

+rbagel55 ха -7!Вы шутите?У нас сейчас -28 и это тепло для данного времени.

[@AdricBraithwaite]

This place is only a few degrees away from being the same temperature as Mars. Let that sink in for a sec.

[@stevedixon8602]

Beautiful scenery there. Thanks for posting.

[@darkdohva]

wow this video is so awesome, Yakutsk is so so amazing, I wish i could travel there once in my life. There is serious lack of media coverage on this amazing place, You sir did an awesome job.

[@MilaLanaBratskSibiriaRussia]

What are you waiting for? Forward! From Moscow to Yakutsk you can fly by plane for 10,000 rubles / $ 173.61 and 6.5 hours in flight. flight from Yakutsk to Bagatay settlement - 16000 rubles/ $ 277,78, 2 hours in flight, The price of Bagatay-Verkhoyansk taxi is 500 rubles/ $ 8,68, 2 hours on the way This is the minimum price.

[@brotalnia]

That last part is absolutely beautiful.

[@Sayantra]

The Siberia the heart of future

[@jamesfriery]

Very educational video. Thanks for posting Sebastian.

[@FortyTwoAnswerToEverything]

I liked the song at the end. Nice choice for such a beautiful place.

[@varunsingh2710]

Name of song?

[@aarunal-rasyid3035]

best place for overclocking processor without liquid nitrogen

[@emilianodelgado6183]

Aaron Al-Rasyid lmao

[@SureshKumar-lw4eb]

Aaron Al-Rasyid hai shall i get ur friendship

[@paztwel]

This is great place for cryptocurrency mining! =D Отличное место для добычи криптовалюты! =D

[@TheSilmarillian]

Guess there be truth in that one :)

[@SerGBer]

Вот это ты загнал ахахха)

[@SebastianBalders]

I ADDED SUBTITLES IN ENGLISH TO THE MOVIE! ENJOY FRIENDS!

[@aatayyab]

+Sebastian Balders You made an awesome movie. Kudos to you.

[@A899qw34]

this video is amazing. the cold is amazing . the s view at the end of the video when u are driving through the mountains is beautiful. I would love to experience -50 only for 10 minutes. I am from England and we once got -12 where I live. in summer we get up to +32 . our summers are warm. winter are mild. overall amazing video

[@JenniV1Alaska]

+Sebastian Balders Thank you!!! Awesome job!!!

[@CJWarlock]

+Sebastian Balders: Hi. Thanx for the subtitles, they make understanding of the content much easier. Firstly, congratulations on the movie - I appreciate the time and effort you put into making of it. Plus it's an interesting widening of viewers' knowledge about our amazing planet. Much appreciation for that. And I like the Shpongle's track starting around 30:30. Good choice of music for the scenery. :) Greetings from Poland.

[@gulkhudiyeva]

+Sebastian Balders thanks a lot :)

[@SebastianBalders]

ADMIN: After Covid-19 I want to travel to Yakutia again. If you want to support my costs please support me here: www.paypal.com/paypalme/sebastianbalders

[@Arsenico971]

Your enthusiasm is contagious.

[@sergiohill8485]

Man Im so amazed by the experiences you showed me here, I found incredible when you throw water up in the air and I could see it become snow instantly.. I was surprised when you went out wearing only underwear and rolling on the frozen ground.. Oh my!!!!!!!!!. You showed the city people walking around, the cars, the buses and so many other details of the places you visited. even the toilets,,,,,, Oh man,, the love you put on it all is so beautifull, Thank GOF for your existence, big kiss

[@sergiohill8485]

I didn t mean GOF, but GOD

[@mertalicoksoy2210]

Se

[@samgigote4174]

Yeh but the water becomes snow instantly not because it is so cold but because it was boiling and exposed to temperature under minus 20 centigrate. IE: trying that with room temperature water would not work it would stay as water in the air.

[@MilaLanaBratskSibiriaRussia]

Sergio Hill Come on - boiling water. You would have seen how fast the beer in the bottle freezes! You would be stunned! - kzbin.info/www/bejne/ommumZuhob-BesU

[@MilaLanaBratskSibiriaRussia]

Sam Gigote Come on - boiling water. You would have seen how fast the beer in the bottle freezes! You would be stunned! - kzbin.info/www/bejne/ommumZuhob-BesU And this video is about what happens to the wheels of cars in the frost below -50 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/d2fJemCdhtOcZtE

[@mrvk39]

Trust me, summers are far worse than winters there. It's +35C and it turns into a swamp with billions of mosquitos around. It's truly hellish there. Winter is the "in season".

[@mEDIUMGap]

Mosquitos are nothing after the Yakutian gnat

[@EvilSapphireR]

+35 in the summers and -45 in the winters?? WHAT.THE.FUCK!?

[@mhmmd.adisatrio3801]

The mosquito civilization didn't die after the winter ???

[@ilyapopov2818]

@@EvilSapphireR Sharp continental climate. Very cold winter and very hot summer. I live in Yakutsk.

[@user-rc1tq2od4l]

@@EvilSapphireR 2020 july normal temperature 30-37+

[@ankestriegl1390]

Ich liebe den Winter und die Kälte 😊✌super Video, vielen Dank 👍

[@themediterraneanguy]

Awesome experience Sebastian, you have done a great job, I support your channel

[@ivanromero589]

Wow¡ my respect for people who lives there, best wishes from Los Ángeles,California.

[@user-sh6cn5fj6g]

И тебе всего наилучшнго, Ванюша.

[@420sadness]

I’m from LA too, I couldn’t even imagine living in 30 degree weather(Fahrenheit) let alone -50 weather.

[@northernstarr]

LA? Unlucky

[@elainebmack]

These must be some very hardy, strong people.

[@PlayWaves1]

That snow bath seems really refreshing actually.

[@sebastianzretthogf3516]

Du hast einen super Job gemacht! Eine tolle Dokumentation!

[@Skylda]

Finally a place with no spider. Lets move to yakutsk :D

[@jameskohner5290]

Unfortunately there arе spiders there too :(

[@kirillb.2513]

Ahh.. man. There are some thing that are worse than spiders - mosquitoes. Believe me - it is worse than spiders.

[@ibrahimmustafa2481]

Kirill B. Mosquitos in -45 Celsius. How is that possible

[@sirotkin1311]

@@ibrahimmustafa2481 not at winter of course, but when it is a summer time.... Yeah, they will suck all your blood

[@19HajimeSaitou91]

@@sirotkin1311 If a mosquito sits on boob what does it suck milk or blood?

[@elcompa118]

Amazing. Thank you for showing us this majestic scenery. Respect to all the people of Russia.

[@user-uh5uo9np6n]

Зимой кстати почти всегда темно. Солнце очень быстро всходит и заходит.

[@arwahsapi]

With this climate an overclocked Core2Duo CPU will outperform the latest generation of i9

[@LEMON48]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 8 ghz world record , 8euer might be got a heart attack.

[@user-gh2go4rs5f]

I live in Russia in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous District, and my dad told me how once in the winter he drove a UAZ at -55 and his rear axle cracked)

[@learndesignwithdev]

Must have been extremely cold as Axles are made by forging process. Forged products are built to last. May be companies can take cue and design products accordingly.

[@teltos6817]

@@learndesignwithdev чувак, ты не понял. Тут не в оси дело. А в том, что обычная поломка в таком климате может стоить жизни ))

[@learndesignwithdev]

@@teltos6817 haha you are right friend. As i'm design engineer the first thing that came in my mind was to redesign the old axle. But I think if we redsign, safety aspect gets covered automatically. Thanks

[@HELESPONTify]

Mama Mia!

[@chimmag]

@@learndesignwithdev It's not a breakdown as such. In such a frost, the work of equipment, devices, electricity, communications is a matter of life and death. If a car breaks down away from town, maybe they can only find you in the spring.

[@KENFL74]

12:39 A random deer comes into the picture with a kiddo riding it in the city, really cracked me up :)

[@ref2614]

reindeer

[@niccolehoody7317]

KENFL74 omg I saw it too lol that was funny the only way to get around lol

[@skullnukeful]

The best part is that the cameraman doesn't even gives a sh*t about it, he just zooms in on a bunch of random cars xD

[@ElayJE]

KENFL74 its here a normal.

[@nadyakarataeva8013]

In our city some guys offer to ride on deer.Its like attraction

[@individuossenaladoshispanos]

Spaseebah very much for giving us this glimpse into your world. It is fascinating.

[@brigittelikeslanguages8916]

Great video to watch when you want to escape from hot weather...into winter❄️ Awesome experience! 💙❄️🤍 You have done a great job Sebastian!! Although I would have liked to talk to the local Yakut people! I wish I could visit Yakutsk! 🙏🤍🇷🇺💙❤️ Your video didn't include conversation with locals only that was missing. But great scenery , cool music at the end of this video!!!❤️

[@leonuug]

Russia truly is a beautiful country

[@midwayrecords]

Not so cold in central Russia. Today Moscow without snow yet. -2 C night

[@Danny-vl2ym]

It was -61 C in Norilsk

[@justarussian8714]

Thank you

[@gkhp91]

@@midwayrecords в том году17 в Ярославле в январе было - 35

[@kyrpichko]

Yes the mountains were stunning !! I want to visit now :)

[@sugarpuff2978]

I would love to experience that temperature and the wilderness. This is one of the best things I have seen on KZbin. Thank you for your work.

[@Deathrape2001]

Yes yes the 'experience' of PAIN =)) 'Enjoy' the 'adventure' of sticking your face in ice water minutes on end, breathing through a straw = roughly the same thing LOL M I right Yajut doodz?

[@lryonthecomeup7840]

Sherbet Pip no you dont

[@francolive8543]

Me moriría de frío en ese lugar 😱.. saludos desde City Tijuana México ✌🏻❤️ I love Russia 😍

[@jannarumeantseva7198]

Si quieres vivir no morirás - aguantarás )))

[@francolive8543]

@@jannarumeantseva7198 bien abrigado no moriré ☺️

[@Like809]

Great work, comrade! Very intresting!

[@dariozavala5718]

At -2C the whole state of Texas is paralyzed!

[@lunarcultist6214]

Only the people of Alaska can truly relate to those in Yakutsk.

[@MilaLanaBratskSibiriaRussia]

Because Alaska is also Russia😂

[@nishchaysrivastava6251]

Carbonite Reviews it was Russia before it was sold to the USA, nonetheless what the OP meant was the living conditions are almost the same cause of close proximity.

[@MilaLanaBratskSibiriaRussia]

@@nishchaysrivastava6251 , ​ Carbonite Reviews There was no sale. There was a lease on three terms: - eternal friendship between Russia and America - Spruce island (Spruse Island) was to be forever transferred to the Russian Orthodox Church. - rent $7.2 million in gold The contract had a term - exactly 1 century. A hundred years. The Treaty was concluded in 1867, under the Tsar. In 1967 in Russia there was no Tsar, there was no Kingdom, there was the USSR and Communists who didn't recognize themselves as successors of the Russian Empire. It was the height of the cold war between America and the Soviet Union. Therefore, the question of the return of Alaska out of the question. But in fact, this contract is invalid. From 3 points of the contract the us government has fulfilled only 1 point - paid rent. Spruce island at the Russian Church, the Americans took to themselves. The only point that is more or less observed - peace between America and Russia. There is no open war between us, and a bad peace is still peace. But this point Trump also questioned. The first shot in the direction of Russia from America - and Alaska will return to the Russian Federation. Alaska is Russia. It's only a matter of time before Alaska returns to Russia. Продажи не было. Был договор аренды на трех условиях: - вечная дружба между Россией и Америкой - остров Еловый (Spruse Island) должен был быть навсегда передан Русской Православной церкви. - арендная плата $7,2 млн. золотом Договор имел срок - ровно 1 век. То есть сто лет. Договор был заключен в 1867 году, при царе. В 1967 в России не было царя, не было царство, был СССР и коммунисты, которые не признавали себя правоприемниками Российской Империи. Это был разгар холодной войны между Америкой и СССР. Поэтому вопрос о возвращении Аляски речи не шло. Но на самом деле этот договор недействителен. Потому что из трех пунктов американское правительство выполнило только 1 пункт - заплатило арендную плату. Остров Еловый у Русской церкви американцы отобрали себе. Единственный пункт,который более или менее соблюдается - мир между Америкой и Россией. Между нами нет открытой войны, а плохой мир это все-таки мир. Но этот пункт Трамп тоже поставил под сомнение. Первый выстрел в сторону России со стороны Америки - и Аляска снова вернется в состав Российской Федерации. Аляска это Россия. Это только вопрос времени, когда Аляска вернется в состав России.

[@DVXDemetrivs]

@@MilaLanaBratskSibiriaRussia ты несёшь фигню, аренды не было, откуда вы только эту хрень копируете

[@user-ff8wu7uu7u]

Не могу понять что тут удивительного. Город живёт, народ здравствует. Мы любим холод! Надо просто тепло одеться.

[@user-mv6pf9vx5i]

Скажите пожалуйста, а в валенках ещё ходят, я что-то не увидела?

[@yanayanochka4095]

Почему он все время с отвёрткой ходит?

[@user-mv6pf9vx5i]

@@yanayanochka4095 это не отвертка, это градусник.

[@yanayanochka4095]

@@user-mv6pf9vx5i градусник вижу,но там торчит явно отвёртка))

[@user-mv6pf9vx5i]

@@yanayanochka4095 ну, тогда не знаю...

[@orionlottering7349]

These people will die in my country of the heat and we might die in that cold. (South Africa) I feel so sorry for the animals. You are a special type of people. God bless and keep you.

[@user-wl2be8lk6z]

Ты.знаеш.что.такое.быть.на.Платона.

[@user-wl2be8lk6z]

На.плутоне

[@user-wl2be8lk6z]

Мир.создан.из.вещей.богатых.и.простых.ноэто.мир.

[@stegaleksej]

You are mistaken, in Russia the temperatures are different, there are also below minus 60 degrees Celsius, but + 45 +50 degrees Celsius in the summer is also not uncommon. And in winter, temperature differences can reach up to 35 degrees per day. And no matter what, we are alive.

[@mainthingarifss8003]

@@stegaleksej that exist??😃 Y'all are STRONG 💀..and I mean it..I can barely handle +25°c and +38°c..I'm weak and fragile🧍🏻‍♀️

[@regularhuman95]

God: How much cold do you want this winter? Russia: Yes.

[@minutemuse]

Meanwhile in Florida, I put on a sweater if the temperature drops below 75 F. XD Much respect to the people living there.

[@skymasterchanel3090]

Come to us! Feel the power of nature.=)

[@minutemuse]

Сергей Палийчук I wish I could. Maybe someday.

[@minutemuse]

***** Only if it buys me dinner first.

[@weedmastersr]

Haha!

[@elenakk9125]

minutemuse same im originally from hungary but ive lived there for one two years and got used to it so much that -2C was freezing to me lol

[@MilaLanaBratskSibiriaRussia]

Noticed the haze in the air? This is not water vapor, at this temperature it is almost nonexistent. It begins to crystallize carbon dioxide. This is usually an icy fog at temperatures from -20 ° to -40 ° С - drops of water become ice. But there is radiation fog - the total freezing of the surface, all the heat flies into space, and the appearance of haze. It happens in the far north, in Yakutia, in Norilsk, at temperatures below -40°C. It is not water vapor (H2O) that condenses anymore, but carbon dioxide (CO2), which becomes the cause of darkness. Complete transformation carbon dioxide into dry ice occurs at -78 ° C.

[@elliottmarcel7723]

Dang that is insane! Living so cold that even carbon diozide condenses! Lol

[@learndesignwithdev]

Collect all that condensed CO2 and get rid of greenhouse gases emission and save planet earth. :)

[@cool41]

Need to visit

[@quentin9285]

This is what happen when you actually pay attention in school

[@c.guibbs1238]

My goodness, it's literally Mars on Earth !

[@Alex-1750]

That was mind blogging ! Thanks for sharing

[@ADDO...]

Very nice video mate! And very nice song in the end..

[@GlamourPurse]

Watching this relaxed me so much that I managed to feel at ease and fall asleep. Thank you for making this, I love it

[@QuranAl-Huda]

Its so cold that the cold has cold itself..

[@karlr7088]

Beautiful drive and insights , I’m sitting at Sunshine Coast at 28oC

[@andrewshore262]

In the U.K. if the wind blows from the East for a few a days under the right conditions, Siberia sends us a little taste of this weather. By the time it reaches our shores it’s warmed up to -5c / -12c , and the country shuts down...... We call it the beast from the East 🤣........have to admire how everything just keeps working including the people in mother Russia👍

[@applepine613]

That's impressive! I'm here, in indonesia, the normal temperature here is about 25°C - 30°C. and at June-August temperature often touching 16°C - 19°C at night.. That's feel very cool for me.. And after seeing this, it's unbelievable how they're survive in -45°C.. Love russia from indonesia..

[@Kakks-qw8on]

Im a finn and i go on shorts and T-shirt when its +10c, it feels warm to me

[@ajengjonnanda8549]

Cuma di omyakon orang disiram air panas gak menjerit...

[@dennisptr2907]

Cyka blayt

[@lizard9912]

@@ajengjonnanda8549 jadi sejuk airnya

[@wertushka2715]

I'm from the town near Yakutsk, Vilyuysk is called a city. Here in winter - 47 and in the summer + 34

[@user-mk9jv2ly2d]

Hello !!! I from Yakutia !!!

[@jaeshacosmetics]

Good to know

[@r.chamaemorus8025]

Do you often have below -45°C?

[@aliasa9250]

ممتاز

[@DarknessViktor]

Табатыайка эбиккин оччо5о))

[@DarknessViktor]

Э5эрдэ буоллун!

[@freespiritnufc5661]

Thanks Sebastian love the video and the music at the start ,a dangerous mission into the extreme cold brrrrrrilint

[@WladiGasch]

Who's watching now December 2020?

[@Metallic95]

Me 🙋‍♂️

[@MarcelHVAC]

@@Metallic95 me and my mum

[@godsfavoriteblister852]

Jan 1 2021

[@JeromeMestre]

Jan 5 2021

[@jessicarey1979]

07.01.2021

[@Liching-cn2bs]

Hello guys,i from Yakutsk, its realy -45

[@taraji_b]

I have so many questions for you! Haha! The way people live in Yakutsk is really great, it shows human strength and adaptability...just love it.

[@ChesterRGC]

How the hell do you have internet?

[@Liching-cn2bs]

He have internet Rostelekom 5mb.sec

[@Liching-cn2bs]

@Pine no December or January

[@darul2652]

@@Liching-cn2bs what are the highest temperature ever recorded in your town ??? does it ever reach 10 degree celcius in summer???

[@ZloyPando]

Вы тоже сюда зашли чтобы почитать комментарии иностранцев?)

[@user-vg1xs6td9w]

Ничего не понятно. Просто фильм посмотреть решил.

[@user-nd3fk2nw7d]

😂 да

[@user-rw9oc9in4k]

Я из России,но в Якутске тоже бы почувствовал себя иностранцем,я думаю :D

[@jon_ipytitonka6115]

германский разведчик 100%)))

[@alexjujushvili2791]

OEEE, DLIA NAS ETA OCHEN INTERESNO, ETA DLIA NAS NE ABICHNI

[@jimclark6256]

Great video about a hand held thermometer.

[@Car1Sagan]

I get the shivers by just watching this.

[@mayday6916]

Hard to believe the cars are working

[@weedmastersr]

Why? The engine can't reach optimal temperature range. Your car fluids might freeze, etc.

[@fishermanthebest361]

no, the batteries freeze and loose potential

[@KilonBerlin]

I asked him this ;) I heard it 2 years ago or so that in "Jakutia" (Yakutia) the cars are running 24/7 if there is no garage! The uploader, Sebastian, agreed! But I googled for gasoline prices... it is not really cheaper than in other Sibirian cities like Irkutsk or Novosibirsk?! Except there is something like a special card for people living there (since as the coldest large city, means over 100,000 people, is Yakutsk, so some winter tourists drive there for the "winter light"-tour without Oymyakon and Tomtor stops... because this increases the price since in Oymyakon there is no water, only a very very small airstrip from WW2 (it was a refueling place for aircrafts given by the US to Stalin, they flew from Alaska to the Nazi-Frontline, which needed many stops since it were many thousand kilometers... Crazy but it seems like a liter gasoline in Yakutsk now costs around ~75 rouble... but cars are running or the garage is a bit heated, and also the tricks like showed in the video, a special warm coat laid over the motor... I only see 1 oil transporter in the video, but I would really like to know how much the gasoline consumption per car and month is during the cold months! Also about the heating system which must be extreme, I guess thermal and electric plants running on natural gas with diesel/oil as 2nd alternative fuel, or maybe one coal station, it needs 2 or better 3 stations for this city... but Russia is producing daily over 1.7 billion liters of oil... Very much busses, they look like crap and very good looking private cars... but well the worlds largest diamonds mine is close, also Yakutsk is the capital of the Sakha Republic ("Sacha" in German I think), which is place to some very large oil fields and gas fields. Also it is in the east, most of the territory still is not explored but gigantic oil and gas reserves are estimates in Middle and East-Siberia... explaining the boom! Putin let the people living there as long as he gets his oil and gas, you see the asiatic faces, most are no Russians but natives from there, when oil price comes high again (or natural gas) than the boom in Yakutsk will continue.... :)

[@kemikal90]

Hmm man sieht, du hast dich mit dem Thema beschäftigt :) Aber ich denke die lassen wirklich größtenteils den Motor einfach 24/7 laufen. Ich glaube, gaaaanz so viel frisst er im Stand auch nicht oder? Und noch was: Hast du dir die Einwohnerentwicklung von Jakutsk mal angeschaut? Man mag es kaum glauben, aber die Stadt wächst beständig, allein von 2002 bis 2010 fast 60.000 Einwohner mehr. Und das bei den klimatischen Bedingungen. Ich denke, die meisten ziehen freiwillig dort hin wegen der großen finanziellen Anreize. Seine Gesundheit dabei aufs Spiel zu setzen ... das ist wiederrum ein anderes Thema. Menschen sind nicht dafür gemacht, in solchen Temperaturen auszuharren. Meine Meinung

[@nightcandle62]

hard to believe the car is still there and hasnt frozen into a lump

[@htsandy3136]

British people need to see this

[@MilaLanaBratskSibiriaRussia]

:D

[@arrax8241]

I know! We complain so much when it might occasionally hit -2 -4 outside ''freezing'' shit closes down..I'ts hardly freezing at all. Little chilly, nothing to cry about!

[@b.a.l.i5142]

nice to have tht english subs and,,,,,what a wonderful view in snow there😍⛄ ty for uploading and the english subs😍

[@venus4313]

It was interesting thank you. I wish one day I experience such a cold weather. I love the silence there

[@frankwest9892]

No, you don't

[@frankwest9892]

There's a reason why so many alcoholics in Siberia

[@lagubrok92]

If I was there, I'll surely wrap myself at least 10 layers of clothes before going out. People will see a walking ball in the street.

[@vladipatiev610]

Huh... you will not live so long) Dressing warm does not mean dressing a lot of clothes

[@randompanda3415]

​@@vladipatiev610 I was told that having air pockets (several layers of clothing) is a significantly better insulator than a single layer

[@user-wr4yf3xp4y]

@@randompanda3415 i'm from this city Yakutsk. 2-3 layers is enough without car. For infants need more,because they are not moving. Women with car are dressing like in autumn. Men are dressing baseball cap sometimes. It's looks worse than it is

[@carakotopazinni6023]

I was wearing 5 layers on a -15 in Sweden and I almost died. Too warm. You need less but efficient clothing only.

[@tecramos]

I often ask myself "What is love?" when it is -47°C.

[@alanmalan3819]

Yakutian people can talk too (p.s. i saw just one russian woman and one elder russian woman in this video)

[@eliseanghel3556]

Vladislav

[@niccolehoody7317]

😒💖

[@ZombiesPLAY]

For me, -40 is horror, although I live in Russia, but I live in the southern part where in winter it rarely happens -10, mostly above zero.

[@reviewranger4202]

The impact on the mood. Not seeing the sun for I don't know how many months 😭😭😭

[@thesbongebob2884]

The old wooden house in the beginning with blue window frames was beautiful! Imagine in the old days how people survived these kind of winters, just using a common fireplace, or think about stone age hunter gatherers, not every man had the chance to be indoors.. Thanks for the video!

[@meisteremm]

I may be mistaken, but I believe the traditional layout of Russian houses in the country before the Soviet apartment system featured a large central stove, usually with beds very nearby the stove. Also, as for nomads, they probably often slept in their clothes underneath reindeer blankets in a pole framework dwelling covered in reindeer skin with a thick layer of birch and pine underneath carpets to provide more insulation against the cold. Basically, they knew what they were doing.

[@TrueNorth03]

Meanwhile i lives in himachal pradesh , india and when the tempreture goes below -25°celsius we feel miserably cold Hats off to you guys

[@user-fh9bt7gx8e]

Be sure to come, not to Yakutia, but where minus twenty. Some time and the weather above -2 you will stop worrying. Although, to be honest, when the temperature rises above 30 I'm ready to get into the refrigerator and not go out until the fall.

[@arunendrasingh1280]

here in my city temperature during summers usually reaches 45 degrees P.S i dont't live in a desert

[@user-fh9bt7gx8e]

For me. Cold is better than heat. When it's cold, you can dress warmer, you can warm the room. When it's too hot, the only salvation is in a cold water bath.

[@user-fh9bt7gx8e]

I think I need to get into the desert. Maybe after forty, the heat above thirty will cease to bother. Although, perhaps, desert this not for the northerners.

[@imleon1633]

Why are you lying ....you fucktard

[@83marcod]

In italy +1 C..... TOTAL CAOS 🇮🇹

[@MilaLanaBratskSibiriaRussia]

)))))))

[@AmogusAbobusAutobus]

I read that with italian accent)

[@alanmalan3819]

Sounds like in my refregirator in Moscow

[@alanmalan3819]

Snow (ice) sounds

[@user-bt3ix5qt2b]

In Greece +7 and tv says "the country is frozen"

[@thomaslevy9985]

I like the music. WOW that is what we call it .. a coolers.. TKS to share the video w us. Hello from Los Angeles, california,USA

[@rad76c]

27:27 - Себастьян, да ты нереально крут! 28:40 - теперь этими труселями как бумерангом можно охотиться на медведей

[@arzamaster]

Fantastic, I have always dreamed to go to Oymyakon, this video made it almost come true. Thanks Sebastian.

[@MilaLanaBratskSibiriaRussia]

From Moscow to Yakutsk you can fly by plane for 10,000 rubles / $ 173.61 and 6.5 hours in flight. flight from Yakutsk to Bagatay settlement - 16000 rubles/ $ 277,78, 2 hours in flight, The price of Bagatay-Verkhoyansk taxi is 500 rubles/ $ 8,68, 2 hours on the way This is the minimum price. Go!

[@SebastianBalders]

ADMIN: In the night from Jan 13th to 14th 2018 the temperature in Oymyakon dropped down to official -59.6°C on Oymyakon weather station Tomtor (60 km from Oymyakon, official temperature). However, the local thermometers in Oymyakon village itself show pictures with temperatures down to -69°C. This minimum was one of the coldest since many years!!! Follow me on facebook toget news and pictures!! facebook.com/sebastianbalderscoldchaser/

[@user-kv5xw4go8v]

skidded you) well, nothing) the frost is good) cars drive. life goes on. not for the first time

[@MilaLanaBratskSibiriaRussia]

Sebastian Balders My friend, you forgot to mention that this winter is the coldest in the last 10 years. Tepmeratura in Siberia is everywhere below the norm by 10-20 degrees, from the Urals to Magadan. Not only in Yakutia. In Norilsk there was a frost -50 ° C with a hurricane wind of 30 m / s. In Yakutia, five people died in a week: drivers of broken cars. Many have frostbite. In Irkutsk and Novosibirsk, the frost is -44 ° C, although it is the south of Siberia, there are very few such frosts here. In Yekaterinburg, now -38 ° C, but next week there is expected a warming to positive temperatures. Such a temperature jump is a very strong blow to health. In my city Bratsk at night was -42 ° C, in the daytime -36 ° C, outside the city in the forest -56 ° C. Yes, this is an unusually cold winter, compared with the winters of recent years, beginning in 2010. But not a record.

[@mayankbadgami2052]

In India: -56 degrees is coldest!Soldiers dies fighting! In Russia: -56 degress??Yes Today I can go to Park!😂

[@_sarah_6237]

Wait, is it getting this cold in India? 🤯🤯

[@mayankbadgami2052]

@@_sarah_6237 Yes, In Siachin Glacier, it reaches -62 degrees sometimes, but it is a battlezone a so called " Ground Zero Area". Also, for fun fact- Drass, Kargil(India) is the second coldest inhabited place on earth!

[@alfriansyah9895]

@Ivo Sihombing 10 derajat udha dingin 😂

[@MarcelHVAC]

@@mayankbadgami2052 The second coldest and the first most dirty

[@unrealgalaxy9669]

@@MarcelHVAC fuck off

[@marioerby8162]

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