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Kindergartens in Finland created a small forest, and this affected the children’s immune system
(ORDO NEWS) — An experiment in Finland showed that playing among greenery and debris in a small forest for one month could be enough to change a child’s immune system. When kindergarten workers created a lawn, planted forest growth, and allowed children to care for crops in plant boxes, the diversity of microbes in the…
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Encounter with aliens. Imjärvi, Finland – January 7, 1970
(ORDO NEWS) — The time is 4:45 pm on Wednesday, January 7, 1970, the place is Imjärvi, 15 km northwest of Heinola in southern Finland. Woodcutter Aarno Heinonen, 36, and farmer Esco Viljo, 38, both active skiers, skied. They went down a small hill to a clearing where they usually take a break. It was…
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Burial of 8,000-year-old child discovered in Eastern Finland
(ORDO NEWS) — On the territory of Eastern Finland, a burial place of a small child who lived 8,000 years ago was found. Researchers first noticed Majunsuo’s grave in the municipality of Outokumpu in 1992. They noticed the bright red ocher and iron-rich clay on the surface of the new service trail in the forest.…
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Burial site of a Stone Age child in Finland held surprises
(ORDO NEWS) — The burial site of a young child who lived 8,000 years ago has been discovered in Eastern Finland, providing a rare glimpse into how Stone Age people treated their dead. Majunsuo’s grave first came to the attention of researchers in 1992 in the municipality of Outokumpu, when a bright red ocher, iron-rich…
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Spectacular waterspouts were observed on both sides of the Gulf of Finland
(ORDO NEWS) — During the storm in recent days, impressive waterspouts have been recorded on both sides of the Gulf of Finland. Over the weekend, Madis Rehepapp, a member of the Maritime Rescue Society on the Estonian island of Muhu, was sitting on the terrace of his house when he spotted and photographed a waterspout…
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Most powerful supercomputer in Europe launched in Finland
(ORDO NEWS) — HPE and EuroHPC have officially launched the LUMI Computing System at the IT Center for Science (CSC) data center in Kajaan, Finland. Today it is the most powerful supercomputer in Europe. What will the LUMI supercomputer do? LUMI (snow in Finnish) will be mainly used to solve important problems for society, including…
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Sweden and Finland in NATO is a strategic nightmare: that’s why
(ORDO NEWS) — The entry of Sweden and Finland into NATO is not beneficial for the alliance, writes Bloomberg. According to the author of the article, none of these countries is threatened by a Russian invasion, and Helsinki membership, on the contrary, will only exacerbate the alliance’s vulnerability to Moscow. None of the countries are…
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Finland named the happiest country for the 5 year in a row
(ORDO NEWS) — According to the World Happiness Report 2022, Finland is the happiest country in the world. The state occupies this line for the fifth year in a row! The top five happiest countries also include Denmark, Iceland, Switzerland and the Netherlands. The Happiness Report is commissioned by the United Nations (UN). In total,…
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Heat from Microsoft’s data center is used to heat houses in Finland
(ORDO NEWS) — The new technology will reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 400 thousand tons per year. Waste heat could heat up to 40 percent of houses in Helsinki. Microsoft Corporation has announced the construction of a new information processing center in the Finnish capital. Its main feature will be the use of waste heat…
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Last night, the sky over Finland turned shockingly green
(ORDO NEWS) — What happened? Earth has crossed a fold in the heliospheric current sheet, a huge wavy structure separating regions of positive and negative magnetic polarity in interplanetary space. This is called “crossing the solar sector boundary”; such intersections can cause geomagnetic disturbances around the poles. — Online: Contact us: [email protected] Our Standards, Terms…
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One of the power units of a nuclear power plant in Finland urgently disconnected
(ORDO NEWS) — The Finnish nuclear power plant Olkiluoto suffered from a serious accident that happened on December 10 in the second power unit. It had to be urgently turned off due to a problem. The owner company Teollisuuden Voima provided the accident data in the afternoon. The reactor shut down automatically. Experts began to…
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Isla storm in Finland
(ORDO NEWS) — In Finland, because of the storm “Aila” that raged on Thursday night, more than 60,000 consumers were left without electricity, the broadcast portal Yle reported, citing weather services. The storm raged hardest in Western Finland, early Thursday morning its center reached Central Finland and is currently heading to the southeast, the portal…
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Dolphins sailed to Finland for the first time in a century
(ORDO NEWS) — Three individuals of a bottlenose dolphin, or bottlenose dolphin, swam to Finland. This was reported by zoologists from the University of Turku. Bottlenose dolphins are rare in the Baltic, and especially for the Finnish part of this sea. In the XX century, dolphins were found in Finland only twice – in 1905…
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