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Moss RNA editing systems work in human cells
(ORDO NEWS) — Specific RNA sequence editing systems called PPR65 and PPR56 have been transferred from moss mitochondria to human cells. In a completely new environment, both turned out to be efficient, retained the accuracy of editing, and modified not only the target proteins, but also a number of others. All living cells and “not quite alive” viruses work on the basis of a common principle - the so-called central…
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“Secret son” of the King of Great Britain wants to be recognized
(ORDO NEWS) — Queensland engineer Simon Charles Dorante-Day, who claims to be the illegitimate son of King Charles and his wife Camilla, wants to speak to his “father”. He is offended by the fact that he is not recognized in Buckingham. Simon said he intended to come to the UK, get to Buckingham Palace and talk to the king. He is tired of proving his right to the throne and…
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Chinese astronomers have expressed their opinion on the origin of ‘Oumuamua
(ORDO NEWS) — The interstellar object ‘Oumuamua flying through our solar system is most likely not an alien spacecraft. This is stated in an article by Chinese astronomers accepted for publication by the journal Astronomy and Astrophysics. Chinese experts analyzed the characteristics of Oumuamua and noted that the probability of its artificial origin is extremely low. “The possibility that ‘Oumuamua is equipped with a light sail is extremely unlikely. If…
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Palestinian farmer finds beautifully preserved Byzantine mosaic in his garden
(ORDO NEWS) — A Palestinian farmer has discovered what some experts call one of the greatest archaeological finds in Gaza ‘s history. Salman al-Nabahin said he was digging in preparation for planting an olive tree when he discovered a mosaic from the Byzantine era, from the early to mid-fourth century up to 1453. The mosaic depicts various animals such as birds, dogs and rabbits and according to the French archaeologist…
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Parents sue daughter they abandoned as a child
(ORDO NEWS) — A Chinese couple who abandoned their daughter when she was 2 suddenly reappeared in her life decades later. And when they found out that she was wealthy, they began to demand from her to buy a house for her brother. Zhang was only 2 years old when her parents decided that they could no longer raise her and placed her in the care of her aunt. Since…
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Scientists have made an amazing discovery Our brain can sleep in parts, like dolphins
(ORDO NEWS) — I sleep on the go, fall asleep at lectures - familiar sensations? It seems that this is not just a figure of speech, but a scientific fact. The human brain is immersed in sleep not entirely, but in parts. And he wakes up too. Dolphins are famous for this amazing ability: while one hemisphere sleeps, the other is awake. And one eye is open. After a couple…
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How long do antibodies last after the coronavirus — a study
(ORDO NEWS) — Scientists continue to research immunity from the coronavirus. It is important to establish how long antibodies remain in a person’s body after vaccination and after people become ill. The obtained data are needed in order to understand when it is best to do a booster vaccine or revaccination. It is also important to understand how long the herd immunity takes to know when humanity will finally defeat…
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Nostradamus predictions for 2023 appeared on the web
(ORDO NEWS) — The predictions of the medieval scientist Nostradamus have always aroused and continue to arouse genuine interest among people. He predicted many tragedies that have already happened in different countries of the world. The Frenchman warned of wars, the collapse of the Soviet Union and other global events. Despite the fact that researchers interpret Nostradamus’s quatrains in different ways, their opinions often converge. This also applies to 2023.…
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Scientists get healthy blood from adult cells without a bone marrow transplant
(ORDO NEWS) — Scientists at the University of New South Wales have succeeded in obtaining blood stem cells from adult human aorta cells. The experiment was carried out on mice. But if the discovery is confirmed, patients in need of a red bone marrow transplant, which is the main hematopoietic organ, will no longer have to wait for a transplant. It will be possible to obtain stem cells from the…
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Artificial intelligence is likely to destroy humanity scientists from Oxford published an interesting article
(ORDO NEWS) — Researchers from Google Deepmind and the University of Oxford have concluded that the creation of super intelligent AI would mean the end of humanity. This sad scenario has recently been predicted by more and more researchers. In a recent article published in AI Magazine, a team of DeepMind Senior Scientist Markus Hutter and Oxford researchers Michael Cohen and Michael Osborne argue that smart machines will ultimately have…
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Falling object experiment shows Einstein was right
(ORDO NEWS) — “What we perceive as the force of gravity is actually a curvature of space-time. Any body simply moves along a trajectory in the space time of the Earth, regardless of whether it is made of dense platinum, lighter titanium, or any other material” Experiment is the most accurate confirmation of the key postulate of the general theory of relativity. Gravity makes no difference. An experiment in orbit…
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Poisonous sarcophagus of Tutankhamun: how the members of Howard Carter’s expedition died
(ORDO NEWS) — Host of the program “Eurasia. Let’s learn together” on the TV channel “MIR 24” Pavel Dikan told the details of the mysterious death of archaeologists who were excavating the tombs of Pharaoh Tutankhamun. On February 16, 1923, they began to open the door that led to the burial chamber of Tutankhamen. However, scientists at the very last moment suspected something was wrong. “At that moment, we lost…
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Scientists say COVID was the leading cause of death in 2020 for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities
(ORDO NEWS) — The authors of a new peer-reviewed paper found that COVID is the leading cause of death for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (IDD) in 2020. In the study “COVID-19 Mortality Burden and Comorbidity Patterns Among Decedents with and without Intellectual and Developmental Disability in the US” death certificate data for 2020 was examined to analyze the pattern of mortality among people with and without IDD. They…
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Oldest human remains hard-to-find by cave divers could be destroyed
(ORDO NEWS) — On the Caribbean coast of Mexico, a skeleton of a prehistoric man was found in a cave system that was flooded at the end of the last ice age 8,000 years ago. The discovery was made by speleologist-diver, archaeologist Octavio del Rio and his fellow diver Peter Broger. They saw a shattered skull and a skeleton partially covered by sediment in a cave near where the Mexican…
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Do aliens exist? Planetary scientist Helen Maynard-Caisley answers
(ORDO NEWS) — I believe it’s only a matter of time before we find something similar to Earth biology somewhere outside of our planet. I am guided by the fact that we are increasingly finding various places in our solar system that could be potentially favorable for the origin and maintenance of life as we know it. For example, consider the subglacial oceans of Europa and Ganymede (two large moons…
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Child ‘treated’ for syphilis found in plague grave in Sardinia
(ORDO NEWS) — A small patient of late Renaissance Italian doctors may have suffered from a venereal disease but died during an outbreak of bubonic plague. If not for the epidemic, he would most likely have received a lethal dose of an “antibacterial” agent. In the courtyard of a former Jesuit college in the city of Alghero (northwest coast of Sardinia, Italy), archaeologists recently discovered a cemetery. It had 16…
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Tiny bulldozers scientists for the first time observed the movement of germ cells in the embryo
(ORDO NEWS) — It has long been known that the primary germ cells of the fruit fly the stem cells that later develop into eggs or sperm move like amoeba in cell culture. However, now scientists have found that in the embryo itself, these cells move in a completely different way. In most animal species, primary germ cells , from which the germ cells of the body, spermatozoa or eggs,…
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In Dublin, doctors removed 46 batteries from a woman’s stomach
(ORDO NEWS) — Doctors often talk about unusual cases in medical practice. Patients can harm themselves in the most unusual way, for example, by swallowing cylindrical batteries. This happened to a resident of Ireland. A woman who swallowed 50 batteries was brought to St. Vincent’s University Hospital in Dublin. Surgeons removed foreign objects from the stomach and intestines. Doctors miraculously managed to save her. Little is known about the patient,…
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Man finds 50 diamonds in one year
(ORDO NEWS) — A US resident found 80 diamonds in four years, including 50 in 2022. A resident of Arkansas, USA, found 80 diamonds in four years, and he managed to find 50 of them during 2022. It is reported by the New York Post. In early September, Scott Craiks went in search of diamonds in Diamond Crater State Park. According to the park’s rules, seekers can collect no more…
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People began to restore the dams of the ancient Indians to combat drought
(ORDO NEWS) — Due to the lack of water in the Peruvian Andes, archaeologists are restoring Indian dams that were built back in the pre-colonial era. Local authorities have several hopes. How do you save water? Tell in the comments! Guillermo Palmadera, mayor of the Pamparomas region of the Peruvian Andes, worries every year about dry seasons ruining barley, alfalfa and local tubers. So, in 2022, the mayor of Palmadera,…
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Study By 2070, Christians in the US may become a minority
(ORDO NEWS) — Christians in the US could become a minority by 2070 if recent trends continue, according to a new report. In 1972, up to 90 percent of Americans identified themselves as Christians. In 2020, about 64 percent In the 1970s, up to 90% of Americans identified themselves as Christians. By 2020, that number had dropped to about 64%, while about 30% reported not identifying themselves with any religion.…
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One emoji reduces your attractiveness. Here’s the emoji you can’t use
(ORDO NEWS) — A well-known Adobe report on emoji trends and impacts showed the top 5 most popular emojis, as well as one that should not be used at all in online correspondence. What do you think about the use of emoticons? Write in the comments! Emoji over the past 10 years have become a part of the life of almost anyone with a smartphone. Some use only the thumbs…
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Sexual intercourse helps to better remove stones from the kidneys
(ORDO NEWS) — New work by urologists from Indonesia based on a study of 406 people showed that masturbation and sex have a positive effect on the removal of stones from the ureter. There are several tips. Approximately 10% of people experience urolithiasis during their lifetime. Scientists from Airlang University, Surabaya, Indonesia, published a new study in the Journal of Sexual Medicine that proves that sex and masturbation three to…
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Fossilized feces prove humans started domesticating livestock 2,000 years earlier than scientists thought
(ORDO NEWS) — Clues in ancient animal feces challenge the current theory that humans domesticated plants before animals. Researchers have found preserved dung near the buried remains of ancient hunter-gatherer dwellings in Syria that date back to about 13,000 years ago. Back in the early 1970s, Abu Hureyra’s excavations in present-day Syria revealed one of the longest known sequences of human transition from hunter-gatherers to farmers. This place within the…
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In the US, scientists have proven the link between concussion and school performance
(ORDO NEWS) — A new study by American experts has shown that high school students who have received a concussion in the past 12 months are 25% more likely to perform poorly than those students who avoided such injuries. This was reported on September 13 by the Australian TV channel Nine News. It is known that a concussion sometimes leads to lasting physical, cognitive and emotional changes, but there is…
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Biologists have found the gene that caused the human brain to evolve
(ORDO NEWS) — The ARHGAP11B gene, which is present only in humans and stimulates the development of a new cerebral cortex, could have played an important role in the evolutionary separation of humans and monkeys, experts from the Institute of Molecular Cell Biology and Genetics. Max Planck in Germany. They told about this in an article in the journal EMBO Reports. New cerebral cortex (neocortex) - areas of the cerebral…
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Kangaroo kills man in Western Australia
(ORDO NEWS) — An elderly man has died after being attacked by a pet kangaroo in the southern region of Western Australia. Paramedics were called to the man’s home in Redmond, near Albany, on Sunday evening after the 77-year-old was discovered by a relative with serious injuries. Police were called for help after the kangaroo became aggressive and prevented paramedics from reaching the wounded man, who tragically died at the…
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Scientists want to freeze the Earth’s poles again, but not everyone likes their plan : what’s wrong
(ORDO NEWS) — A group of scientists wants to try to freeze the ice caps that are rapidly melting at the Earth’s poles. However, the plan proposed by them causes a lot of controversy among experts. The plan hopes to deploy 125 massive military aircraft that will release a plethora of microscopic aerosol chemicals over the North and South Poles. A similar idea was proposed before, in particular by Bill…
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Passion for pornography and casual sex was called an existential escape from boredom
(ORDO NEWS) — What makes people spend their time watching porn and looking for promiscuity, even while married? According to psychologists, this is a sense of the meaninglessness of life - a person tries to drown it out with primitive hedonism. Researchers from the University of Limerick (Ireland) and the University of Essex (England) have found a link between addiction to pornography and existential boredom that occurs in a person…
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King of Great Britain may have an illegitimate son
(ORDO NEWS) — In the near future, King Karl, aka Charles, will be at the center of gossip and scandals. The newly-minted monarch has already had patched shoes, nervousness, and of course he is still reminded of Diana’s betrayals. However, this time the rumors are more than unusual. One Australian from Queensland claims to be the illegitimate son of the king and his wife Camilla. The man insists on conducting…
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Scientists have discovered that a dangerous fungus changes its size to get into the brain
(ORDO NEWS) — Utah State Health University scientists have found that the dangerous fungus Cryptococcus neoformans changes its size after it enters the body, increasing the chance of infection, the university said in a press release. The fungus can be found under a wide variety of conditions and exhibits the same adaptability within the body when inhaled, moving from the lungs through the bloodstream to other organs. Once ingested, it…
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Student discovers cluster of galaxies formed in early universe
(ORDO NEWS) — While developing new software to automatically detect distant galaxy clusters, Nicolai Cillassen, a DTU Space undergraduate and member of the Center for Cosmic Aurora (DAWN), found a new cluster dubbed HPC1001. It consists of ten galaxies that were formed 12 billion years ago, when the universe was only 1.7 billion years old. While some galaxies are engaged in active star formation, others quite suddenly stop creating new…
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Humanity has not found aliens and this is a serious cause for concern
(ORDO NEWS) — Neither the Earth , nor the Solar System , nor even the Milky Way is something unique to the Universe, which has sheltered at least two trillion galaxies with hundreds of billions of stars and even more planets. Knowledge of these facts leads to a completely logical conclusion: life must be widespread in the universe. Somewhere there must be highly developed civilizations with which mankind can come…
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