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Satellites found the aboveaccuratealsobelowboilingbreathecoldestdatadegreefewhardminusmustoncesatellitesskinsnorkelsosureweather place on Earth. It is a temperature of aboveaccuratealsobelowboilingbreathecoldestdatadegreefewhardminusmustoncesatellitesskinsnorkelsosureweather 93.2 degrees Celsius on part of Antarctica. Scientists need to test the aboveaccuratealsobelowboilingbreathecoldestdatadegreefewhardminusmustoncesatellitesskinsnorkelsosureweather more. Researchers say the real temperature could be one aboveaccuratealsobelowboilingbreathecoldestdatadegreefewhardminusmustoncesatellitesskinsnorkelsosureweather colder. The coldest temperature found before this was minus 89.2 degrees Celsius, aboveaccuratealsobelowboilingbreathecoldestdatadegreefewhardminusmustoncesatellitesskinsnorkelsosureweather in Antarctica. Scientist Dr Ted Scambos said it is aboveaccuratealsobelowboilingbreathecoldestdatadegreefewhardminusmustoncesatellitesskinsnorkelsosureweather to imagine such cold aboveaccuratealsobelowboilingbreathecoldestdatadegreefewhardminusmustoncesatellitesskinsnorkelsosureweather. He explained: "It's almost as cold aboveaccuratealsobelowboilingbreathecoldestdatadegreefewhardminusmustoncesatellitesskinsnorkelsosureweather freezing as aboveaccuratealsobelowboilingbreathecoldestdatadegreefewhardminusmustoncesatellitesskinsnorkelsosureweather water is above freezing." Antarctica is 50 degrees colder than Siberia. the Moon was aboveaccuratealsobelowboilingbreathecoldestdatadegreefewhardminusmustoncesatellitesskinsnorkelsosureweather minus 238 degrees Celsius.

The temperatures the aboveaccuratealsobelowboilingbreathecoldestdatadegreefewhardminusmustoncesatellitesskinsnorkelsosureweather measured won't be in the Guinness Book of Records. Scientists aboveaccuratealsobelowboilingbreathecoldestdatadegreefewhardminusmustoncesatellitesskinsnorkelsosureweather use a thermometer and take the temperature a aboveaccuratealsobelowboilingbreathecoldestdatadegreefewhardminusmustoncesatellitesskinsnorkelsosureweather meters above the ice. The satellites' temperatures were a few centimetres aboveaccuratealsobelowboilingbreathecoldestdatadegreefewhardminusmustoncesatellitesskinsnorkelsosureweather the ice. Dr Scambos said he is aboveaccuratealsobelowboilingbreathecoldestdatadegreefewhardminusmustoncesatellitesskinsnorkelsosureweather that the satellites' temperatures are aboveaccuratealsobelowboilingbreathecoldestdatadegreefewhardminusmustoncesatellitesskinsnorkelsosureweather. He also said it was too cold for a thermometer to work. He said it was aboveaccuratealsobelowboilingbreathecoldestdatadegreefewhardminusmustoncesatellitesskinsnorkelsosureweather cold that people cannot aboveaccuratealsobelowboilingbreathecoldestdatadegreefewhardminusmustoncesatellitesskinsnorkelsosureweather the air. When scientists go outside, they must wear a aboveaccuratealsobelowboilingbreathecoldestdatadegreefewhardminusmustoncesatellitesskinsnorkelsosureweather that goes inside their coat. They breathe the warm air close to their aboveaccuratealsobelowboilingbreathecoldestdatadegreefewhardminusmustoncesatellitesskinsnorkelsosureweather.