The Lut Desert in Iran recorded a temperature of 159.3°F (70.7°C) in 2005, which was one of the hottest temperatures ever measured there. However, it is not considered the absolute hottest place on Earth as some other locations have recorded even higher temperatures. The document discusses the extremely high temperatures recorded in the Lut Desert.

1. 159.3°F
70.7C Hottest temperature
ever
The Lut Desert in Iran has been recorded as one of the hottest
places on Earth, with temperatures reaching up to 159.3°F
(70.7°C) in 2005. However, there are other places in the world that
have recorded even higher temperatures, so it is not the absolute
hottest place on Earth.