The thing is that, unlike the North Pole, the South Pole is located on a giant snow-covered continent called Antarctica, and very little sunlight enters there.
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Also, it was in Antarctica that the lowest temperature was recorded, an incredible -89.2 ° C.
Such frosts also occur due to the fact that the ice cover, like a mirror, simply reflects the rays of the sun, also expending part of the solar energy on melting snow and ice.