Как пережить русскую зиму? / Редакция

00:00 Intro – the episode opens with a brief overview of how cold shapes our character, life, and history. 01:15 The crew explains why they traveled to the pole of cold. 02:53 They reveal the temperatures in the coldest place of the Northern Hemisphere. 07:45 They compare why Oymyakon is colder than the North Pole. 10:45 They show how a 50‑degree frost affects bananas. 12:49 They discuss where to live in Oymyakon. 16:24 They explain how to get there. 17:50 They demonstrate bathing in a river at –50°C, the main local pastime. 22:55 They explore why foreigners visit Oymyakon. 25:08 They describe street toilets and wood‑burning life in Yakutia. 33:58 They give tips on dressing in Oymyakon. 37:38 They advise what to wear in typical Russian –15°C. 41:18 They explain how Oymyakon earns from horses. 46:30 They taste the food and drink of Yakutia. 53:35 They travel to Antarctica, where temperatures reach –89.2°C, and show how polar explorers live. 58:00 They discuss hunting for the aurora. 1:00:59 They introduce snowflake researchers. 1:04:00 They explain how Sheresh, the most popular Siberian ski resort, works. 1:13:39 They reveal why Moscow’s winter turns into mud instead of snow. 1:17:53 They touch on the Gulag in Oymyakon. 1:22:28 They consider how cold helped win wars. 1:31:23 They warn that global warming threatens our cold. 1:36:35 They reflect on how cold has shaped national character. 1:39:00 They invite viewers to visit the Russian North.