How to survive the Russian winter? / Redaktsiya 

The video begins at 00:00 with an introduction, then at 01:15 the creators explain why they visited the pole of frost, and at 02:53 they discuss the temperatures in the coldest place of the Northern hemisphere. At 07:45 they explain why it is colder in Oymyakon than on the North Pole, and at 10:45 they show how a temperature of -50 °C affects a banana. At 12:49 they describe where to stay in Oymyakon, and at 16:24 how to get there. At 17:50 they demonstrate the local attraction of swimming in a river at -50 °C. At 22:55 they discuss why foreigners visit Oymyakon, and at 25:08 they explain how people live in Yakutia with outdoor toilets and stoves. At 33:58 they show how to dress in Oymyakon, and at 37:38 they cover what to wear in a typical Russian winter of -15 °C. At 41:18 they explain how people in Oymyakon make money on horses, and at 46:30 they describe what people eat and drink in Yakutia. At 53:35 they compare life in Antarctica, where temperatures reach -89.2 °C, and at 58:00 they discuss hunting the northern lights. At 1:00:59 they introduce snowflake researchers, and at 1:04:00 they describe how Sheregesh, the most popular Siberian ski resort, operates. At 1:13:39 they explain why winter in Moscow has mud instead of snow, and at 1:17:53 they touch on the GULAG in Oymyakon. At 1:22:28 they discuss whether frosts helped win wars, and at 1:31:23 they consider if global warming threatens our cold. At 1:36:35 they explore how the cold has shaped national character, concluding with an invitation to visit the Russian North at 1:39:00.