Principally because of its location at the southern pole, where little of the sun's heat reaches; but also on account of its altitude of mostly over 10 000ft (3 000 m).
In brief High altitude, and high latitude.
Antarctica is the coldest place on earth because the sun's rays hardly reach there.
It's farthest from the sun.
The first is frost-nip or frost-bite; the second is hypothermia, which can be deadly.
High altitude and I do not know the other one SORRY :(
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The Flu and the Common Cold.
it is situated at the southernmost pole it has a lesser land mass & stronger winds
1- Antarctica is in the south pole and there for the sun's rays reach it less than in the equator. 2- It has the Atlantic ocean at it's coasts.
Antarctica and Greenland are two parts of the world that have very few minerals due to their extreme cold temperatures and thick ice cover. The inhospitable conditions in these regions make it difficult for mineral exploration and extraction to take place.
The other condition is the lack of sunlight.
Antarctica has more than two types of weather
The North Pole and Antatica