The lowest temperature ever recorded on Earth was at Dome Fuji in the Antarctica at -93.2 degrees Celsius. However, scientists have discovered that under the right conditions, the temperature in this place can probably drop to -100 degrees Celsius, which is estimated to be the coldest it can be on Earth.
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