Antarctic chills sets record low

East Antarctica has set a global record for soul-crushing cold, according to newly analysed data.

Antarctic chills sets record low
Tue, 10 Dec, 2013 - 08:39

East Antarctica has set a global record for soul-crushing cold, according to newly analysed data.

The remote region plunged as low as minus 94.7C (minus 135.8F) in August 2010, the Nasa satellite data revealed.

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