Coldest Place on Earth
Yakutia, a vast region in Russia nearly the size of India, boasts a staggering low population density of just three people per square kilometer. This remote area is home to the coldest inhabited place on Earth, where winter temperatures regularly plunge below -40 degrees Celsius. The discussion reveals the stark contrast between Yakutia's harsh climate and its sparse human presence, highlighting the challenges faced during a recent visit amidst escalating geopolitical tensions.In this clip
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A Dangerous Russian Adventure - Charlie Walker | Modern Wisdom Podcast 524
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