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Money
Gold stays at a monthly peak amid fears of a second wave of coronavirus
US, WASHINGTON (ORDO NEWS) — Gold prices on Tuesday are held near the maximum level for more than a month, reached a day earlier, as the increase in the number of cases of coronavirus infection has warmed up concerns about the second wave of the epidemic. The spot price of gold rose 0.08% to $ 1.755.82 per troy ounce by 13:41 GMT. On Monday, quotes reached the maximum since May 18, $ 1,762.84 per ounce. Since the beginning of the…
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News
Putin says the “deep domestic crisis” in the US
US, WASHINGTON (ORDO NEWS) — Russian President Vladimir Putin on Sunday said the United States was plagued by a “deep internal crisis,” and explained the crisis by the reluctance of President Trump’s opponents to recognize his “obvious” victory in 2016, as well as his legitimacy as president. Giving the first interview after the outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic, which dealt a powerful blow to Russia three months ago and forced the president to take refuge in his suburban residence, Putin…
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Science
This absolute monster among black holes absorbs the equivalent of the sun per day
(ORDO NEWS) — It turned out that one of the largest black holes in the Universe has an appetite corresponding to its huge size. New measurements show that a black hole is 34 billion times the mass of the sun – it absorbs almost one mass of the sun every day. This makes it the fastest growing black hole in the entire universe. “The mass of the black hole is also 8,000 times larger than the black hole in the…
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Health
Products that accelerate aging
US, WASHINGTON (ORDO NEWS) — Specialists were able to determine the negative impact of certain products on cell regeneration in the human body. Smoked foods, fast food and convenience foods turned out to be harmful not only for the figure, but also for the whole organism. Scientists are confident that such nutrition can adversely affect the integrity and quality of DNA cells. If a person regularly consumes foods that require deeper processing, this will cause telomeres to shorten. Because of…
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Science
Apple still pays 10 million euros fine for slowing iPhone
(ORDO NEWS) — In 2018, Apple in a trial in Italy imposed a huge fine for limiting the performance of the iPhone. The company quickly appealed the decision, however, from recent court documents it became clear that this attempt failed. Apple will pay a fine of 10 million euros for slowing down the iPhone. Two years ago, an Italian court ruled that Apple did not properly disclose changes in performance to the public with the release of iOS 10.2.1. In…
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Science
In 1967, UFO cut off 16 nuclear missiles at US base in Montana
(ORDO NEWS) — March 16, 1967 in a fortified bunker were nuclear missiles E-Flight. On the morning of the same day, service patrols reported that they had seen a UFO. A strange object was seen over one of the rocket launchers, right above the mine. After some time, the deputy calculation commander, who controlled the condition of the missiles, made a report and it was then that he heard an alarm. Ten missiles took turns displaying the status of “No-Go”.…
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Money
France tested blockchain-based cryptoeuros
US, WASHINGTON (ORDO NEWS) — The Central Bank of France has completed blockchain-based testing of digital euros. With the support of investment bank Societe Generale, securities were sold using the digital euro on a specially created blockchain system. The bank noted that the results of the experiments will be an important element of the contribution of the central bank of France to a more global understanding of the virtual asset of the Eurosystem. The department said in a statement that…