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Stone Age evidence of cheese production discovered
(ORDO NEWS) — Scientists at the University of York in the UK have found evidence of cheese production using the milk of several animals in what is now Poland during the Stone Age. The researchers studied dairy processing practices in the Late Neolithic using lipid and proteomic analysis. They were able to identify organic remains in ceramic vessels with a high content of cottage cheese, indicating the production of cheese, which used several types of dairy products. In Neolithic Europe,…
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Scientists: Microbes can prevent conflicts around the world
(ORDO NEWS) — According to a group of microbiologists, microorganisms should become a “weapon” to prevent conflicts around the world. A new scientific paper outlines how microbes can be used to solve global and local problems that might otherwise lead to conflict. The authors also say that these resources are underused to date. Professor Kenneth Timmis explained that worldwide scarcity in basic resources such as drinking water, healthy food, access to basic health care and a clean environment can lead…
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Uber launches robot taxi rides in the US
(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…
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The beast of Zhevodan, how could they catch the monster that ate 123 Frenchmen
(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…
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Story of the tomb of Pharaoh Seti I, discovered and destroyed by a circus strongman
(ORDO NEWS) — Once upon a time there was a circus strongman who bore the name “Great Belzoni”. From Italy he went to London and married an Englishwoman who may have been a tightrope walker. In the theater he played the Giant in Jack and the Beanstalk and lifted 11 people on a metal structure. He studied hydraulics and engineering in Rome, but apparently the circus life paid better. In 1812, Belzoni began performing throughout Europe. In the end, he…
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