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Birmingham woman opens up about her alien abduction
(ORDO NEWS) — The sensational story of alien abduction by Sophia Peters from Birmingham, UK has sparked public interest and excitement. The woman claims to have been abducted by aliens at the age of 16 and was in captivity for about two years, but returned to Earth a second later than she was abducted. Although her stories are met with disbelief and considered unbelievable, Peters insists on the truth of…
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Is man a hybrid created by aliens?
(ORDO NEWS) — According to one of the now popular theories, it was the aliens who created man. Indeed, man is a very strange creature, very different from other mammals and living beings in general, following not intellect, but instincts. According to this theory, aliens came to Earth a long time ago and started the experiment. They artificially created a person from several completely different components, which poses certain questions…
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Parents gave 5-year-old daughter a luxury SUV to go to school
(ORDO NEWS) — Malaysian social media is buzzing with the story of a wealthy young couple who recently bought a Mercedes SUV as a gift for their 5-year-old daughter to motivate her to go to school. Earlier this month, Malaysian businesswoman Farhana Zahra posted a video on TikTok asking her daughter Fatima what she wanted for her birthday, to which the girl replied that she wanted either a green Mercedes…
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Supernatural or pure coincidence? Family discovers ‘portrait of their son’ in old hotel
(ORDO NEWS) — When Jenny Stevenson and her family checked into a secluded old hotel in Sweden, they weren’t expecting to find a portrait of a girl who looked so much like their youngest son, Barney. The colored hair was longer in the picture, but otherwise the resemblance was striking. Instead of panicking, the family decided to take the situation lightly. They even shared the story on social media, adding…
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Scientists told how dangerous lack of sleep and excess sleep are
(ORDO NEWS) — It turns out that lack of sleep threatens not only mental disorders, irritability and hallucinations. The most serious consequence that can appear from a lack of sleep is the risk of early death. Scientists conducted research and found out the unpleasant truth. No matter how severe the consequences of lack of sleep are, scientists are convinced that there is one small trick that will help neutralize them.…
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Doctors named the disadvantages of daily banana consumption
(ORDO NEWS) — Did you know that bananas are not such a harmless fruit. At most, their daily use can really harm health. Nowadays, it is so fashionable to make smoothies from them, add them to porridge and oat pancakes. But doctors warn that it is dangerous to do so. Bananas are one of the most popular exotic fruits. They can be used by adults, children, and the elderly. But…
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Scientists named the daily rate of sugar consumption
(ORDO NEWS) — Everyone knows that excessive consumption of sugar is harmful to health. But there is a measure that will not harm the body. Scientists talked about this standard of consumption for a person. How dangerous is sugar? Risk of developing diabetes: Eating a lot of sugar can lead to the development of type 2 diabetes. High blood sugar can damage the cells of the pancreas, which impairs its…
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Man wins 365 days of paid vacation from employer
(ORDO NEWS) — A Chinese man aroused the envy of his entire country after he won 365 days of paid vacation in a lavish raffle organized by his company. In a viral video that has been streaming on Chinese social media for about a week now, a young man can be seen sitting on a chair in what looks like a banquet hall, holding a large sign reading “365 days…
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Music during pregnancy improves the functioning of the neurons of unborn children
(ORDO NEWS) — One recent study by scientists from the University of Barcelona, the University of California Institute of Neuroscience and the Research Institute of São Joan de Déu found that music during pregnancy can increase the reliability of the coding of speech neurons in newborn babies. The study is based on a comparison of encephalogram (EEG) records of newborns aged 12 to 72 hours. Of the 60 healthy newborns…
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Woman found alive inside car that drowned in lake
(ORDO NEWS) — A macabre nightmare only found in horror movies has become a reality for a woman in Texas. She was in a flooded car for a long time. A fisherman found part of a jeep submerged in water at O’Pines Lake in Texas, according to a police statement. When they arrived, the police discovered that there was a woman inside the car who was still breathing, and after…
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Sedentary lifestyle leads to an increase in heart size in adolescents
(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.…
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US family has first baby girl in 138 years
(ORDO NEWS) — The Clark family from Michigan (USA) became the first of its kind in 138 years to have a girl. This event attracted the attention of many people, including the media. How this happened and what was the experience for the family, we will tell further. Carolyn and Andrew Clark already had one son and decided to have another child. In 2021, a woman became pregnant, but, unfortunately,…
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Woman claims to have seen a different version of herself
(ORDO NEWS) — A woman on her TikTok channel claims that she witnessed a manifestation of a rare phenomenon – autoscopy. This, according to her, is the manifestation of a person outside his own body. She claims to have seen herself sitting in the driver’s seat of her car when she thought she was elsewhere. Perhaps this was the result of a concussion that she received as a result of…
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Kenyan chess player pretended to be a woman in the hope of winning
(ORDO NEWS) — The Kenyan chess player tried to deceive the whole world by pretending to be a woman. He participated in a chess tournament and scored two victories against experienced chess players, a former champion of the competition and a leading chess player from Uganda. At first glance, the story seemed amazing – an unknown chess player defeated two of the best chess players in Africa. However, after some…
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Elon Musk says he was forced to buy Twitter
(ORDO NEWS) — Eccentric entrepreneur and billionaire Elon Musk is back in the spotlight. In an interview on Twitter Spaces, he stated that he did not buy Twitter voluntarily, but out of fear that he would be forced into it. But how did it happen? Last April, Musk officially offered to buy Twitter for $44 billion. He subsequently put the deal on hold, citing an inflated number of users and…
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AI depicted possible inhabitants of the solar system
(ORDO NEWS) — The Midjourney Laboratory, which is engaged in research in the field of artificial intelligence, operates in San Francisco. They created a program that allows you to generate images based on text descriptions. This novelty has already aroused great interest and has become in demand in the industry, creating incredible pieces of art. Today, artificial intelligence is no longer a novelty, but its ability to generate amazing results…
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Why some people like bitter drinks, scientists have found
(ORDO NEWS) — A new study by scientists from Northwestern University (USA) and the Berghofer Medical Research Center (Australia) has confirmed the relationship between genetic characteristics and human taste preferences. The study compared the genetic variants responsible for the perception of the bitter taste of caffeine, quinine and propylthiouracil with information about the amount of coffee, tea and alcohol drunk. An interesting fact is that those who feel the bitterness…
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A woman won the lottery thanks to the numbers she saw in a dream
(ORDO NEWS) — In Malaysia, a woman won the lottery thanks to the numbers she saw in a dream. The woman indicated two combinations of numbers on the lottery ticket: 5785 and 3887. She saw the first combination in a dream, and noticed the other several times on the registration numbers of cars when she was driving to relatives in Banting. The woman said she was interested in seeing the…
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Man who lived to be 82 never met a woman
(ORDO NEWS) — Mikhailo Tolotos was born in 1856 in Greece and lived all his life in an Orthodox monastery on Mount Athos. His mother died a few hours after his birth, and he was adopted by the monks. The monastery had strict rules forbidding women to visit its territory. The reason for this rule was that all monks living in the monasteries of Athos were required to remain celibate…
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Eating canned vegetables increased the risk of cancer and stroke
(ORDO NEWS) — Chinese scientists conducted a large study involving almost half a million people and found that the presence of canned vegetables in the diet increases the risk of hemorrhagic stroke and bowel cancer. Vegetables are good for our health: for example, frequent consumption of fresh vegetables reduces the risk of developing cardiovascular diseases. However, many people, unable to put fresh vegetable salads on the table, replace them with…
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Suicides have actually been linked to the full moon
(ORDO NEWS) — Psychiatrists from the USA have shown that the full moon really affects the increase in the number of suicides. They also found out at what time of day and in what month of the year people more often decide to commit suicide. Both popular culture and scientific evidence have long suggested that there is a link between the full moon and exacerbations of mental disorders (such as…
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Chinese scientists have developed a glass that can decompose in the body
(ORDO NEWS) — The new technology makes it possible to obtain a transparent and durable material from peptides and amino acids. Such glass demonstrates excellent optical properties and safely decomposes not only in nature, but also directly in the body of animals. Every year the world industry produces almost 40 million tons of glass. Theoretically, it is an easily recyclable material, but in practice, less than a third is reused.…
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Scientists for the first time sequenced the genome of Beethoven and found out what he was sick with
(ORDO NEWS) — The DNA of one of the world’s most famous composers, Ludwig van Beethoven, who died in the first half of the 19th century, has been deciphered from strands of his hair preserved by friends, admirers and collectors. A team of archaeologists and geneticists from the Max Planck Institute for the History of Humanity, the University of Tübingen and the University Hospital Bonn (Germany), as well as the…
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Physical activity neutralized the deadly effects of sleep deprivation
(ORDO NEWS) — Scientists tested how physical activity and quality sleep together affect the risk of death from all causes, cardiovascular disease and cancer. Lack of sleep or, conversely, its excess is associated with a shorter life expectancy. At the same time, “perfect” sleep, as previous studies have shown , can reduce the risk of premature death. However, Chinese scientists from the Guangdong Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases, Guangzhou Medical University…
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In the US, a couple with three children turned out to be brother and sister
(ORDO NEWS) — In the United States, married for ten years and raising three children, Selina and Joseph Quiñones found out that they are second cousins. They shared their story with People. The couple got married in 2006, their families often met during preparations for the wedding, but no one suspected that they were already related to each other. As Selina said, the story of her relationship with her husband…
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Scientists have discovered different factors of obesity in men and women
(ORDO NEWS) — A team of scientists from the University of California published an article which indicates that women and men have different factors that cause weight gain. During the study, researchers collected data from almost 200 participants aged 18 to 55. Each of them filled out questionnaires in which they reported on the experience of childhood trauma, the level of anxiety, food addiction and other things. In addition, each…
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Man jailed in China for scaring chickens to death
(ORDO NEWS) — It was recently reported that a man was jailed in China for scaring chickens to death. In a curious court case reported by the country’s state media, a man known only by his surname Gu was sentenced to prison for frightening to death 1,100 chickens belonging to a neighbor with whom he was at odds. According to media reports, the man scared more than 1,100 chickens, using…
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In the coming years, scientists will create vaccines against cancer and cardiovascular diseases
(ORDO NEWS) — The Guardian reports that by the end of the decade, personalized vaccines for cancer and cardiovascular disease may be available. According to the publication, such vaccines will be created based on the patient’s DNA. Doctors will conduct a complete examination and will be able to determine the presence of genetic predispositions to certain diseases. Based on the data obtained, a unique vaccine will be created for each…
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Japanese scientists have developed “smart” contact lenses that can magnify the image
(ORDO NEWS) — Japanese scientists have developed “smart” contact lenses that can magnify the image and help people with vision problems. The lenses receive electrical signals from the eyeball and respond to blinking by receiving signals through five electrodes. The lenses can zoom in and out with just the right blink. For example, a double movement of the eyelids will visually bring the object closer, and a single movement will…
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In the United States revealed cases of children born with brain damage due to coronavirus
(ORDO NEWS) — Scientists from the University of Miami in the United States have identified the first two cases of children born with brain damage caused by a coronavirus infection in the mother during pregnancy. In the first case, the child was diagnosed with microcephaly, a condition in which the head and brain are smaller than normal, the researchers said. The second infant had neurological symptoms associated with brain damage.…
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Mathematician revealed the secrets that will help to break the jackpot
(ORDO NEWS) — If you think that in order to hit the jackpot in the lottery, you just need to be lucky, then you are very wrong. It turns out that mathematicians and gamblers have developed many theories that significantly increase the chances of winning the main prize. Mathematician Ryan Garibaldi shared the theory of “lucky numbers”. Do not confuse with the theory of “hot and cold numbers”. They are…
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In Brazil, fishermen were almost sucked into a strange funnel
(ORDO NEWS) — This case occurred in March 2021 in Brazil. Two fishermen were on a boat near the city of Franchi, when suddenly a funnel formed under them, drawing water down. The funnel got bigger and bigger, and the fishermen’s boat began to sink down, being pulled towards the center of the funnel. The fishermen were in a panic and tried to keep the boat on the surface, but…
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Scientists have found that people with low incomes have a greater risk of dying from a heart attack than people with high incomes
(ORDO NEWS) — A study by researchers at Harvard Medical School and the University of Texas found that low-income people are at greater risk of dying from a heart attack than high-income people. The study analyzed a 10-year follow-up of more than 86,000 Americans of various races and socioeconomic groups. Scientists have found that people with an income of less than $35,000 a year have a 17% greater risk of…
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