(ORDO NEWS) — When permission was obtained in 1973 to exhume the coffin of King Casimir IV Jagiellon, Polish archaeologists were delighted. Such permission is given only in extremely rare cases, and they will be given the privilege of inspecting the tomb of the deceased king. However, little could have prepared them for what was to come. Many believed that the reason for this was the “curse of the king’s tomb.” Casimir IV Jagiellon: Duke of Lithuania Casimir IV Jagiellon,…
(ORDO NEWS) — A sedentary lifestyle can increase heart size in teenagers, scientists from the University of Eastern Finland warn. The results of the study suggest that an enlarged heart may be a negative side effect associated with a sedentary lifestyle that is common among young people. Researchers have studied the effects of a sedentary lifestyle, light physical activity, and moderate to vigorous physical activity on heart structure and function. Of the 530 adolescents who participated in the study, the…
(ORDO NEWS) — On December 7, Uber announced the launch of robot taxi rides, for the first time in the company’s history. So far, all this is of a test nature and will only work in Las Vegas. At the same time, the driver will still be in the car, in case of unforeseen situations. But Uber said that according to their plans, by the end of 2023, the company will be able to get rid of the presence of…
(ORDO NEWS) — Do you believe in the existence of monsters? Not like sharks and crocodiles, but real monsters like werewolves? Something tells me not. Today I will tell you a story that will make you doubt. Who is the Zhevodan monster? It was described by the few survivors as a wolf the size of a horse with a narrow but elongated head. The coat of the animal was red with black spots, and the fangs did not fit in the…
(ORDO NEWS) — American scientists have found that Saturn’s small moon Mimas may be hiding an ocean under an ice shell. Computer modeling led them to this conclusion, which showed that the structure of the largest Mimas crater is consistent with the thinning of the satellite’s ice shell and the formation of a geologically young ocean on it. Scientists from the Southwestern Research Institute (USA) have found unexpected evidence that Saturn’s moon Mimas can produce enough heat to maintain a…