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  1. Aviation weather for Yakutsk airport (Russian Federation) is “METAR UEEE 192300Z 30004MPS 9999 SCT010 BKN040CB 09/08 Q1013 R23/290165 NOSIG RMK QNH760 QFE751” : See what it means on bigorre.org/aero/meteo/ueee/en #yakutskairport #airport #yakutsk #russianfederation #ueee #yks #metar #aviation #aviationweather #avgeek vl

  2. Belle météo pour décoller de aéroport d'Yakutsk (Russie) “METAR UEEE 072300Z 29005MPS CAVOK 07/01 Q1004 R23/150063 NOSIG RMK QFE744” : Ce que ça signifie sur bigorre.org/aero/meteo/ueee/fr #aeroportdyakutsk #aeroport #yakutsk #russie #ueee #yks #metar #aviation #meteoaero #avgeek vl

  3. I’m fascinated by this channel, and especially in the winter. She makes videos about life in Yakutsk. In this video she shows what she eats in a day in winter. Temps are -20C (-4F) and sometimes down to -70C (-94F)

    youtu.be/j1j7lo6xovY?si=m5dYuu

    #Food #Yakutsk #Sakha

  4. `Like its modern counterparts, the woolly rhino had two horns but one of these was “a very large, blade-shaped horn which is quite unique,” he added, compared with the rounder horns of a modern rhino.

    Once this woolly rhino died, it lay frozen in permafrost until a team of Russian scientists from research institutions in Yakutsk and Moscow discovered it in August 2020 on the banks of the Tirekhtyakh River.`

    news.yahoo.com/news/woolly-rhi

    #rhino #Yakutsk

  5. @RSMacKinnon "Scientists say #Russia is #warming at least 2.5 times faster than the rest of the world, melting the long-frozen #tundra that covers about 65% of the country's landmass and releasing #GreenhouseGases stored in the thawed soil.

    "The 'gateway to the #underworld,' as some locals in Russia's Sakha Republic also call it, has a scientific name: a mega-slump.

    "And while it may attract tourists, the slump's expansion is 'a sign of danger,' said Nikita Tananayev, lead researcher at the Melnikov Permafrost Institute in #Yakutsk."

    reuters.com/business/environme

  6. Thought your winter was cold? Temperatures in the world’s coldest city have plunged to minus 62.7°C (minus 80.9 degrees Fahrenheit) – the coldest in more than two decades, meteorologists say.

    #Yakutsk #SakhaRepublic #Siberia

    msn.com/en-us/travel/news/it-s

  7. Spontaneous women protest in #Yakutsk shouting no to genocide, referring to high #mobilization rate among the indigenous groups of #Russia