Ahmad Fauzi
Top 10 Terrifying Uninhabitable Places On Earth Where People Actually Live? from some of the hottest areas in the world to some of the coldest with lakes nestled in volcanic craters in between these places are truly amazing.
Here are the 10 scariest uninhabitable places on Earth where humans have actually lived from this year.
Listing in place number 10 we have a warning just want to say a warning warning is a small settlement located on the northern tip of ellsmere island in nunavut canada.
This settlement is considered one of the most Northern settlements in the world and also one of the most environmentally unfriendly settlements on the planet characterized by extremely low temperatures, strong winds, and long periods of darkness during the winter months.
Despite these challenges, the community still lives in vigilance, a settlement was founded in 1950 as a weather station and Military Post during the Cold War since then it has remained an important monitoring station for climate change and military activity in the Arctic region.
The alert population fluctuates depending on the season, but there are usually about 50 people living and working there. Most of the population is military personnel, scientists and working support staff.
At the station they face challenges such as limited supplies, extreme isolation, and the constant threat of encounters with polar bears.
Despite these challenges, people living on alert are proud of their unique communities and the important work they do.
The camaraderie and resilience necessary to survive in an extreme environment like this is where we are number nine now we are experiencing depression and we are moving from one extreme to another.
The Danakil Depression is part of the far triangle in Ethiopia and is a geological depression that occurred as a result of the separation of Africa and Asia. The divergence of three tectonic plates causes rifting and volcanic activity.
It is the hottest place on Earth in terms of average temperature throughout the year and is also one of the lowest places on Earth.
At 100 meters below sea level there is an active volcano in the area there are Salt Springs Sulfur Springs and rainfall only falls about four to eight inches each year.
What I am saying is that this place is amazing and has a very rich geological history. but it also seems to come from another planet.
This otherworldly landscape and extremely inhospitable environment is home to a people far away, they have somehow overcome the odds and obstacles and managed to survive in this extreme environment and it is said that this is over the centuries made possible by their ability to adapt to needing less food and water than other humans, this is honestly one of the most incredible things I’ve ever heard.
Danica Depression is a popular destination for adventurous Travelers looking for a truly out-of-this-world experience. Visitors can explore the area on foot or by camel while enjoying stunning views of the alien-like landscape.
Despite the terrible conditions, this area is also home to a number of interesting animals and plants that have also adapted to this very unique environment.
In the number eight spot currently, we have cobwe located in Zambia, this place has been described as the most toxic city in the world. toxins in the city were caused by the previous Century Mining and smelting which exposed Generations to extraordinary amounts of toxins and lead which poisoned the plant which was closed in 1994 but by then the damage had been done to the population of 220,000.
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