0. This new 21-footer is a conventional center console at first glance, with a large storage box forward, four fishboxes in the deck, and aft storage compartments. The fishboxes drain right through holes in the boat's hull, and have plugs to keep water out when the boxes are in use.
Antarctica holds the record for the coldest temperature ever observed on Earth: at Vostok, on July 21, 1983, with -129 degrees F (-89.4 degrees C). December 1999 was the coldest December ever recorded at the South Pole with an average monthly temperature of -26 degrees F (-32 degrees C).
1 During the summer solstice, the North Pole has a 24-hour day and the South Pole has a 24-hour night. 2  During the summer solstice, sunlight strikes the earth most directly at 23.5 degrees North (the Tropic of Cancer). The earth makes one revolution every 24 hours. 2  The earth averages 150 kilometers (93 million miles) from the sun. 3  The earth is closest to the sun in January and most distant in June. 4  The earth tilts 23.5 degrees off vertical. 5  The Northern Hemisphere tilts toward the sun in summer and away from the sun in winter.