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Concordia is thought about the most separated field station on the planet.
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While millions all over the world come to grips with severe heat this month, a research study station in Antarctica taped Earth’s coldest temperature level given that 2012.
The high-altitude research study station, called Concordia, logged a low of minus 119.4 degrees Fahrenheit (minus 84.1 degrees Celsius) on July 18, according to information from the station.
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