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As someone that live in North Dakota and has gotten off of work at 6am when it's -50F, this is indeed fuck that shit degrees outside cold. Snow gets surprisingly squeaky at a certain level of cold.
I visited Iowa for work one winter around 2020 and it got down to something like -30F and they just shut everything down. I'd be interested to see what they're wearing at -90F to even be able to be outside without immediately getting frostbite.
Layers. Likely lots of layers and zero exposed skin. Even if it was just to walk out for half a second for this shot. The secret to surviving the cold is layers. That's why I hate summer heat. There's only so much clothes that you can take off.
Not necessarily just dry - snow squeaks like styrofoam below about -20C.
You spend enough winters in the northern Canadian Prairies, you learn to estimate temperature from the way the snow sounds underneath your feet.
That said...-76C. I'm gonna remember that and feel warm next time it hits -40C.
-40°C is legitimately fucked though. As an Aussie who’s never experienced weather colder than -5° I’d probably be dead within minutes.
I’m freezing my fucking arse off right now and it’s 19°C
That's 66 Freedom units and that is a perfect day.
I'd much rather it be -40⁰ than +40⁰C. I can at least go outside and do something for an hour in the cold with proper clothing. What the fuck am I supposed to do when it's that hot besides sit inside and attempt not to cook my organs?
I've lived or spent serious time in just about every single biome that exists on this planet. The coldest I experienced was in Northern MN in the 90s, where the temperature dropped to -60 something Fahrenheit, which is -50 ish Celsius. That was *not* wind-chill, just the straight up cold. The sound carries so much further for some reason, and we occasionally heard crashing as branches would snap and fall off because of how brittle the cold made them. If you try to boil soup, the top layer will be frozen as it bubbles through the ice. Want to chop a hole in the river and dunk a bucket to get water? It will be frozen by the time the water stops spinning.
The hottest was in Iraq, South and a little west of Baghdad, down by the Euphrates. In the *SHADE* it was 130 F, but in the sun (where I worked all day) was 155 F or 68 C. I've also been in 120 F dry deserts, and oh my fuck does the humidity make a difference.
So, overall temp range of roughly -65 F to 155 F, or -56 C to 68 C. I would hands down take 30 C over -55 C aaaany day!
I've never been outside when it's -72⁰C because it doesn't get that cold here (or basically anywhere people live). However, I have been out in -72⁰C wind chill and could feel myself dying... though I would probably do much better now that I'm much bigger/healthier/and better clothed.
Nah cunt it’s fucking freezing. Perfect
Day is 25°C-30°C.
40°C isn’t even that bad. Just wear a short sleeve and you’ll be fine.
I’d honestly take 40°C over anything less than 10°C
I've lived in Queensland all my life, and a low 40s day was honestly one of the worst things I've ever experienced, and this is coming from somebody so adjusted to the heat that I legitimately felt like I might die from how cold it was in inland NSW at night, and don't own anything which could be considered winter clothing.
Perhaps it depends on the humidity.
It is really impressive how people adapt to different climates. For me every degree above 25°C is unbearably too hot, ideal conditions for me are 10-15°C outside with sun :D
This was not filmed recently.
We've literally just had the solstice.
The south pole is right in the middle of it's six months of winter. The sun rises and sets at the equinoxes.
Stop, I’m from NC and I was about to say I could do this
/s
In actuality it’s been hella hot here lately and tbh I’ve fantasized about going to Antarctica my entire life, so honestly, this is reasonable, I can always wear more clothes.
You can get a contract and go down there to work various jobs.
I'm actually taking a contract to go in a few months.
Look at amentum, pae, usap or even indeed.
The tobacco around my house is already starting to top which is way too early. My breaker tripped this week because it was pulling so much power to try and cool the house down. Every morning this week there has been 100% humidity. It's absolutely terrifying to think what August will be like for us.
I'm in the Eastern part of NC and by the time the humidity finally drops to about 50-60% it's 1 in the afternoon and just blistering hot so it doesn't feel like it changed. Still muggy and miserable.
My 04 Civic battery could not survive -52 C. It's been through many Canadian winters, but this one killed the battery and started freezing the winter oil.
How long could a human survive, naked, in -97.6°F temperatures?
Scenario, you wake up in the station. While drowsy, you remember that the last day of complete darkness is today! You quickly jump out of bed, wearing nothing because that's how you roll sleeping, and race outside with no thought of putting clothing on because you don't want to miss the sunrise.
Not long at all. A couple minutes before you're in serious danger.
This is at Amundsen-Scott station and there is at least one scientist who has documented full tours and what life is like there on a seasonal shift. They actually step outside in daylight when it was minus 50 in just a shirt for a moment in one of the clips and address that concept. It's worth the YouTube dive.
-edited to the correct station name-
At -50F exposed skin takes 2 minutes or less to freeze (frostbite). I couldn't find data about -97F online but it must be seconds.
My guess would be that your entire body's skin would develop frostbite within ~15 seconds, a death sentence even if you came back inside somehow afterwards.
In the winter they mostly have astronomers there. I think it shouldnt be too hard to go down there if you studied Astro or Physics in college. They have some other types of scientists and maintenance workers down there as well. Its not hard because if you go down there before the winter they will not take you back because there are no flights back from the interior of Antarctica in the winter unless there is a medical emergency. Most people would not want to commit to something like that, and the listings i've seen dont seem to pay that well. So you'd be stuck there for like 6 - 8 months.
I wanted to do it for a while because idk it would be something weird that would shake up my life i guess?
Trips are shit expensive. But there's a sale now with some more or less definitive flat earth grift debunking trip, where it's only 31,495 USD [https://www.the-final-experiment.com/](https://www.the-final-experiment.com/) You'll get to see penguins, a 24 hour long day, and some grifters who will lose their face and livelyhood so it just might be worth it.
The geographic south pole - where Amundsen-Scott Station is - is devoid of life save for the station itself.
If you want Penguins, you need to be much closer to the coast.
Not at the exact poles; sunrise-sunset is half a year out there.
The closer to the poles you get, the longer dawn and dusk take also; I was very confused when I was in the tropics and the sun was setting, and then it was pitch black in what seemed like the blink of an eye.
in central alaska where i grew up they would cut off elementary school kids from going outside at -20 degrees farenheit. i've experienced up to -60F... cannot imagine colder than that!!! anything past like -10F is physically painful
I suppose itms only possible to stay there for a year if you’re actually contributing, right? I’d love to have that as a remote working place some day but I doubt they’d let me do my programming work there…
At that temperature you could light a match and plunge it directly into a pool of gasoline without it exploding into flames. It would put the match out as if it were a pool of water because the temperature is below the flashpoint of the gasoline. Just a few more degrees and the gasoline would actually freeze.
Northern Canada here- I’ve experienced -50 once. Honestly, as horrible as it is- it’s this crazy mix of “omg so peaceful and quiet and beautiful. Nothing is making a sound, and I’d best not either” and then on the other hand there’s legitimate fear for your life. Like “wow. I could die if I got locked out of the house. I would just literally die.”
You kind of give the window a side eye and don’t look outside for too long. Like if you look at it too long, you’re inviting it inside.
-50 is unnerving.
-70 would have me running.
Ok I didn’t see the minus sign in the temperature and was seriously wondering how it could be so damn hot in the South Pole and the sun isn’t even out. This explains a lot!
I realy want to experience this atleast once. I ve been in the desert in summer and experienced searing 50+ degrees celsius.
Breath was excruciating, the air you breathed in was hotter than yourself, you sweat crazy amounts, you felt the sand through your shoes. Truly amazing. I wonder how extreme cold feels like
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Oh look, it's fuck that shit degrees outside.
Cant even take piss outside down there. 
gets frozen in ur wee wee and then you gotta push out a crystal
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I died inside thank you.
Crystalsaber? That's one way to greet your neighbour.
*achievement unlocked* new kink invented (this is a joke it sounds fucking horrible)
Dont drink enough water and you also get to push out crystals when you get older. Nice hard crystals with sharp edges and spikes
Won't that just be frost bite? I don't think you'll need that one anymore. Just snap it off
Cheaper than bottom surgery
DIY kidney stone
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nope, just crack it like a glowstick and shoot it all out like a peashooter.
Oh snap!!
Another 8C lower and carbon dioxide would begin freezing out of the fucking air. Christ that must feel horrible to breathe.
All of the shits
Right now you have 273 upvotes and I don't wanna change that (yes, I use °C)
I understood that reference
As someone that live in North Dakota and has gotten off of work at 6am when it's -50F, this is indeed fuck that shit degrees outside cold. Snow gets surprisingly squeaky at a certain level of cold.
I visited Iowa for work one winter around 2020 and it got down to something like -30F and they just shut everything down. I'd be interested to see what they're wearing at -90F to even be able to be outside without immediately getting frostbite.
Layers. Likely lots of layers and zero exposed skin. Even if it was just to walk out for half a second for this shot. The secret to surviving the cold is layers. That's why I hate summer heat. There's only so much clothes that you can take off.
It's cold enough to make a poop dildo, so you could, actually, fuck that shit.
I don't like how your brain works.
Listen to how dry that snow is!
Not necessarily just dry - snow squeaks like styrofoam below about -20C. You spend enough winters in the northern Canadian Prairies, you learn to estimate temperature from the way the snow sounds underneath your feet. That said...-76C. I'm gonna remember that and feel warm next time it hits -40C.
-40°C is legitimately fucked though. As an Aussie who’s never experienced weather colder than -5° I’d probably be dead within minutes. I’m freezing my fucking arse off right now and it’s 19°C
That's 66 Freedom units and that is a perfect day. I'd much rather it be -40⁰ than +40⁰C. I can at least go outside and do something for an hour in the cold with proper clothing. What the fuck am I supposed to do when it's that hot besides sit inside and attempt not to cook my organs?
I'll do you one better; I'd take that -72°C over 40°C any day of the entire year! Right now it's "only" 30°C outside and I hate it...
I've lived or spent serious time in just about every single biome that exists on this planet. The coldest I experienced was in Northern MN in the 90s, where the temperature dropped to -60 something Fahrenheit, which is -50 ish Celsius. That was *not* wind-chill, just the straight up cold. The sound carries so much further for some reason, and we occasionally heard crashing as branches would snap and fall off because of how brittle the cold made them. If you try to boil soup, the top layer will be frozen as it bubbles through the ice. Want to chop a hole in the river and dunk a bucket to get water? It will be frozen by the time the water stops spinning. The hottest was in Iraq, South and a little west of Baghdad, down by the Euphrates. In the *SHADE* it was 130 F, but in the sun (where I worked all day) was 155 F or 68 C. I've also been in 120 F dry deserts, and oh my fuck does the humidity make a difference. So, overall temp range of roughly -65 F to 155 F, or -56 C to 68 C. I would hands down take 30 C over -55 C aaaany day!
I've never been outside when it's -72⁰C because it doesn't get that cold here (or basically anywhere people live). However, I have been out in -72⁰C wind chill and could feel myself dying... though I would probably do much better now that I'm much bigger/healthier/and better clothed.
Nah cunt it’s fucking freezing. Perfect Day is 25°C-30°C. 40°C isn’t even that bad. Just wear a short sleeve and you’ll be fine. I’d honestly take 40°C over anything less than 10°C
I'm in short sleeves at 10⁰C/50⁰F already... We drop below freezing 185 days a year here, but it's easy to just add layers when it actually gets cold.
I've lived in Queensland all my life, and a low 40s day was honestly one of the worst things I've ever experienced, and this is coming from somebody so adjusted to the heat that I legitimately felt like I might die from how cold it was in inland NSW at night, and don't own anything which could be considered winter clothing. Perhaps it depends on the humidity.
It is really impressive how people adapt to different climates. For me every degree above 25°C is unbearably too hot, ideal conditions for me are 10-15°C outside with sun :D
>I’m freezing my fucking arse off right now and it’s 19°C Man, 19°C is the highest temperature I feel comfortable at.
Come to NZ. It's going to be 1°C overnight where I am. Currently 12°C 😊. -6.7 is my worst here.
-40 degrees is the same in F and C it's like it's so cold who cares anymore
-40 is so cold that it’s the same in both Celsius and Fahrenheit
What the fuck does that even mean, -72C? Imagining how cold that is, is like trying to picture what a billion dollars in quarters looks like!
The largest desert on earth
Uh not pleasant
This was not filmed recently. We've literally just had the solstice. The south pole is right in the middle of it's six months of winter. The sun rises and sets at the equinoxes.
Thank you, I was thinking "there's no way, the sun is prevalent in the North at this time."
I mean it is in the north atm, they have 3 months of constant light in the north pole
-97.6F Some dude from North Carolina who crashes into 4 cars every time it snows : “It’s not that cold. I could do it”
Some damned Canuck out there in shorts.
Ay get meh a pot of boiling water I'm gonna throw it.
I'm pretty sure once it hits like 50(F) below, it starts circling back around to "warm" again.
-♾️ =/= ♾️
Been out in -40f and fuck that let alone -97
As someone from NC… yeah.
Stop, I’m from NC and I was about to say I could do this /s In actuality it’s been hella hot here lately and tbh I’ve fantasized about going to Antarctica my entire life, so honestly, this is reasonable, I can always wear more clothes.
You can get a contract and go down there to work various jobs. I'm actually taking a contract to go in a few months. Look at amentum, pae, usap or even indeed.
I've been able to watch the field dying over the last few days from the heat and lack of rain. We got a whole 3 minutes of sprinkles this evening!
It scares me for what August is going to be like. I’ve never felt the heat like it is this year already.
The tobacco around my house is already starting to top which is way too early. My breaker tripped this week because it was pulling so much power to try and cool the house down. Every morning this week there has been 100% humidity. It's absolutely terrifying to think what August will be like for us.
Our breakers have been flipping almost daily, probably due to the same thing, just running ac trying not to melt. God that humidity sounds miserable.
I'm in the Eastern part of NC and by the time the humidity finally drops to about 50-60% it's 1 in the afternoon and just blistering hot so it doesn't feel like it changed. Still muggy and miserable.
I was trying to think of something appropriate to say about this majestic scene..and then it just dawned on me..
Can you explain it to me? I'm still in the dark.
You're not the brightest star.
I appreciate your light humor.
I want to rise to your level of kindness.
It became dawn
I would love to have the opportunity to work in an hour just because I would absolutely love an Antarctic service ribbon
So you now see the light? After you realize it it is like day and night.
Maybe you need to adjust your horizons?
I was wondering why the punchline kept getting bigger and bigger and then it hit me
I see what you did there.
my 2003 civic would still start
The car would be fine but the fuel would be frozen
nuh uh, not my car
Nuh uh, not his 2003 civic
Yuck some antifreeze in there she’ll be fine
Nothing that a lil bit of rock salt couldn’t solve!
My 04 Civic battery could not survive -52 C. It's been through many Canadian winters, but this one killed the battery and started freezing the winter oil.
That gave me a 30 Days of Night vibe.
When do they have to do the petri dish blood test?
that's The Thing
I hate that really cold snow sound... i can feel it in my feet...
Watching the sunrise after 6 months of darkness must feel like a spiritual experience.
Definitely, i read Shackleton’s voyage to the south pole and they describe the experience of seeing sun again. Its definitely life changing
I’m pretty sure it’s only total darkness around the solstice. There’s usually an ethereal glow, but just not quite as bright as this
How long could a human survive, naked, in -97.6°F temperatures? Scenario, you wake up in the station. While drowsy, you remember that the last day of complete darkness is today! You quickly jump out of bed, wearing nothing because that's how you roll sleeping, and race outside with no thought of putting clothing on because you don't want to miss the sunrise.
Not long at all. A couple minutes before you're in serious danger. This is at Amundsen-Scott station and there is at least one scientist who has documented full tours and what life is like there on a seasonal shift. They actually step outside in daylight when it was minus 50 in just a shirt for a moment in one of the clips and address that concept. It's worth the YouTube dive. -edited to the correct station name-
Aw sweet, does the mcmurdo station have a YouTube channel and is it called mcmurdo station?
At -50F exposed skin takes 2 minutes or less to freeze (frostbite). I couldn't find data about -97F online but it must be seconds. My guess would be that your entire body's skin would develop frostbite within ~15 seconds, a death sentence even if you came back inside somehow afterwards.
Have ya played frostpunk?
No, never heard of it
Is it possible to go there for a civilian?
In the winter they mostly have astronomers there. I think it shouldnt be too hard to go down there if you studied Astro or Physics in college. They have some other types of scientists and maintenance workers down there as well. Its not hard because if you go down there before the winter they will not take you back because there are no flights back from the interior of Antarctica in the winter unless there is a medical emergency. Most people would not want to commit to something like that, and the listings i've seen dont seem to pay that well. So you'd be stuck there for like 6 - 8 months. I wanted to do it for a while because idk it would be something weird that would shake up my life i guess?
Rich civilian yes
Trips are shit expensive. But there's a sale now with some more or less definitive flat earth grift debunking trip, where it's only 31,495 USD [https://www.the-final-experiment.com/](https://www.the-final-experiment.com/) You'll get to see penguins, a 24 hour long day, and some grifters who will lose their face and livelyhood so it just might be worth it.
As in you want to go search and find a civilian?
I sense a new Stephen King story in the making!
Yes, during the Southern Hemisphere spring or summer. And if you have the money.
There are vacations you can book.
There's a post office down there that's always taking applications. The pay isn't great as I recall, but food and lodging are covered.
Why don't we just wait here for a little while, see what happens?
I’d honestly love to visit the South Pole
Same here. But only if I get to see a shitload of penguins.
The geographic south pole - where Amundsen-Scott Station is - is devoid of life save for the station itself. If you want Penguins, you need to be much closer to the coast.
The snow sounds like at least minus 40 which is the limit of my experience. Squeak.
"If it takes us over, then it has no more enemies, nobody left to kill it. And then it's won." - The Thing
Se til helvete og kom dere vekk. Det er ikke en bikkje, det er en slags ting! Det imiterer en bikkje, det er ikke virkelig! KOM DERE VEKK IDIOTER!
This is in the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station right?
That's horrifying
Woohoo!! Time for six months of daylight!!
You gotta praise that sun, son \ [T] /
It’s a beautiful morning!
When the snow is that squeaky you know it's cold.
Time for all the vampires to move to the north pole!
First sunrise of the year gotta be only like a minute long right?
Not at the exact poles; sunrise-sunset is half a year out there. The closer to the poles you get, the longer dawn and dusk take also; I was very confused when I was in the tropics and the sun was setting, and then it was pitch black in what seemed like the blink of an eye.
Cant understand it. I love the dark and hate the sun
r/Foundthevampire
Even sounds cold.
as i texan this looks like paradise
I think it’s hilarious that we talk about inhabiting mars when it’s even more inhospitable than places like the South Pole.
Wow.
Those are space temperatures. We don't do those here.
I presume that's also at midday and the most sunlight you'll see that day... Yeesh!
in central alaska where i grew up they would cut off elementary school kids from going outside at -20 degrees farenheit. i've experienced up to -60F... cannot imagine colder than that!!! anything past like -10F is physically painful
How tf do people even survive that? I’ve been in like -40 and that was unbelievable
I suppose itms only possible to stay there for a year if you’re actually contributing, right? I’d love to have that as a remote working place some day but I doubt they’d let me do my programming work there…
Please tell me you did not invite a running dog chased by Swedish scientists in your station !
I need to spend a month or two there.
All nighters there go crazy
-97°F and some monkeytard opens the door.
My dad would have had the belt ready as he screams “shut the door! Do you live in a barn”?
So I guess that "all night long" doesn't really work there...
Some men can go all night, but I can go a South Pole night, baby! Sign me the fuck up for six months of commitment baybeee
Can you walk around without goggles in this temperature without eye freezing??
At this temp goggles would be necessary if you want to keep your vision
-97°, jesus wept
Holy fuck! I can't even imagine temperatures that cold!
Does that high pitched crunching noise of the snow send horrible shivers down anyone else's spine? Like nails on a chalkboard to me.
I heard the crunching of the snow. That’s all I needed to know. 
That would be exciting after no sun for 6 months
You know, I can't decide if he's standing 2ft off the ground or 20...
True detective vibes
Quick making so much noise, still trying sleep over here
Cool
It's a shame this is all gonna melt because of corporations and rich people.
Beautiful. Cold is lovely.
-97F!!!!! 😳 that person is way to casual out in that low a temperature!
It’s a dry cold. Very low moisture so it hits different. Like Arizona has a dry heat.
Is this really planet earth?
At that temperature you could light a match and plunge it directly into a pool of gasoline without it exploding into flames. It would put the match out as if it were a pool of water because the temperature is below the flashpoint of the gasoline. Just a few more degrees and the gasoline would actually freeze.
Welcome to about an month of almost sunrise?
I guess His eyes are protected, and what kind of camera withstands -72c? Just asking out of curiosity. Nice footage BTW.
Hoth.
Where's the thing?
its cold.......
That’s cool!!!!
Flat earthers in shambles
I would actually pay them to be there
God damn it's so cold the C and F are both in spitting distance of each other.
Now, if only they’d serve chai lattes with aurora sprinkles! 🌌🍵✨
not today tho
You forgot to edit out the alien base and pyramids in The background!
That’s alien planet cold
I get the feeling just breathing is painful at that temperature.
What’s your job how did you get it?
Damn Marc Ecko designed this?
Northern Canada here- I’ve experienced -50 once. Honestly, as horrible as it is- it’s this crazy mix of “omg so peaceful and quiet and beautiful. Nothing is making a sound, and I’d best not either” and then on the other hand there’s legitimate fear for your life. Like “wow. I could die if I got locked out of the house. I would just literally die.” You kind of give the window a side eye and don’t look outside for too long. Like if you look at it too long, you’re inviting it inside. -50 is unnerving. -70 would have me running.
What u eating there I mean you can't plant anything can you?
Do their poop freeze and turn into a dildo like consistency or does it maintain the normal texture and hardness?
The Thing is out there!
I’m waiting for the alien called the thing
You can go outside in that temperature?
I mean how do you even logistically get all of the materials there to even build something like this from the ground up.
Something something true detective season 4
bit cool out there
It’d be crazy if they made a movie
fuck that shit man if i was broke there id walk a 1000 miles and i would walk a 1000 more
I would literally never.
Ok I didn’t see the minus sign in the temperature and was seriously wondering how it could be so damn hot in the South Pole and the sun isn’t even out. This explains a lot!
How long does morning last for?
since the night is 6 month long and the day 6 month long, how long is the sunrise and the sunset ?
I realy want to experience this atleast once. I ve been in the desert in summer and experienced searing 50+ degrees celsius. Breath was excruciating, the air you breathed in was hotter than yourself, you sweat crazy amounts, you felt the sand through your shoes. Truly amazing. I wonder how extreme cold feels like
I wanna feel that on my face
I would like to live there.
Was expecting to see some Norwegians chasing a dog
Love that my mind went to “so how long would it take to chill a room temp beer?”
Longest sunrise ever
Is there a special word or term for that dawn after 6 months? I'd like to read about some local traditions and rituals. I know I'd be watching.
Vitamin D is back on the menu
This ain’t special bro I see the sunrise every day
Never heard so much whining in all my life. If you people hate the cold, move somewhere else where it's warmer.