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Scientists confirmed Vanga’s prediction about a terrible disease from Siberia
(ORDO NEWS) — Scientists have explained how real the predictions of the famous Bulgarian seer Vanga about a new ailment that may appear at the end of this year are. So, ecologist Roman Pukalov noted that there is some truth in the “unscientific” forecasts of the Bulgarian healer. The expert believes that anthrax spores pose the greatest danger to humanity. Pukalov recalled that there have already been precedents when animals…
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B-2 bomber fires first long-range missile capable of reaching Siberia
(ORDO NEWS) — The United States has successfully test-fired a long-range stealth cruise missile, known as the JASSM-ER, from the payload bay of a B-2 Spirit airborne aircraft. Northrop Grumman first announced the tests at the end of August, although they actually took place in December last year. According to Northrop Grumman, this missile is capable of reaching Siberia. JASSM-ER is the next generation of AGM-158A JASSM missiles with a…
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Migrants from Siberia 30,000 years ago brought high technology to Göbeklitepe
(ORDO NEWS) — Professor Semih Güneri, lecturer from the Center for Archeological Research of the Caucasus Central Asia of Dokuz Eylul University (DEU), stated that they discovered new archaeological information that was transported from Siberia to Göbeklitepe, and said that stone tools made by Microblade technology were found, which is evidence of the use of appropriate technology. Microblade technology is a period of technological development marked by the creation and…
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Environmentalists predict the complete disappearance of the Siberian tundra
(ORDO NEWS) — Global warming is affecting the Arctic the most. Modeling has shown that the Siberian tundra will undergo truly radical transformations in the coming centuries. As you might guess from the name, global climate change affects various parts of the planet. But the most rapid and dramatic impacts are occurring in the polar regions, such as the Arctic. The average temperature there has risen by two degrees in…
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Scientists believe ancient alien technology discovered in Siberia
(ORDO NEWS) — In 2014, NASA published a study on extraterrestrial intervention in human history. It examines the possibility that some of the rock art on Earth may be of extraterrestrial origin. Moreover, in 2009, scientists discovered an unknown mineral in Siberia that hit the Earth 4.5 billion years ago, that is, when the solar system was just being formed. This rare but strange piece of material was found in…
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Scientists believe that ancient alien technology was discovered in Siberia
(ORDO NEWS) — In 2014, NASA published a book looking at extraterrestrial intervention in human history. It explores the possibility that some of the rock art on Earth may be of extraterrestrial origin. Moreover, in 2009, scientists found an unknown mineral in Siberia that arrived on Earth 4.5 billion years ago, that is, when the solar system was just being formed. This rare but strange piece of material was found…
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7 amazing discoveries from Siberia that changed History
(ORDO NEWS) — Siberia is a treasure trove of history. Siberia is a huge geographical region covering parts of Eurasia and Northern Asia. This territory extends from the Ural Mountains to the watershed separating the basins of the Pacific and Arctic Oceans. Harsh and harsh winters, when January temperatures average around -25°C, make Siberia so huge that it accounts for 77% of Russia‘s territory. Siberia is also home to Baikal,…
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Archaeologists have found an amulet made of human bone in Siberia
(ORDO NEWS) — Archaeologists have discovered a unique amulet made from human bone in the grave of a Bronze Age Tagar woman in southern Siberia. The grave was discovered at the Kazanovka 1 cemetery in the Minusinsk Basin in 2020. It was one of the numerous burials in 16 stone fences built of slabs and limestone. Mound No. 15 was divided into two enclosures by vertical sandstone slabs. In one…
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The reason for the formation of craters in the permafrost of Siberia established
(ORDO NEWS) — Powerful gas explosions occur on the icy soils of Siberia, a climate change-related phenomenon that leaves huge craters across the region’s landscape. Such gas emissions in permafrost pose a serious threat to Arctic communities and infrastructure, and their origin has been sought to understand since the discovery of the first C1 crater in 2014. It is reported by NV. A team led by Evgeny Chuvilin, a leading…
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In Siberia, a rare Scythian sword was handed over for scrap
(ORDO NEWS) — Specialists from Novosibirsk State University started studying a rare Scythian sword, which they got by accident. The ancient artifact was scrapped. It was brought by a man who said that he had found this short sword at one of the scrap metal collection points located in the southern part of the Krasnoyarsk Territory. Archaeologists assume that this sword is most likely of imported origin. It was made…
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A lion cub was found in Siberia, which lived in the ice age
(ORDO NEWS) — The lion cub, which was found in the permafrost, was preserved in perfect condition. Its age is about 28 thousand years, but at the same time, not only its wool, but even its mustache remained intact. Reported by CNN. The remains were found in Yakutia. Several years ago, a lion cub from the Ice Age was already found here, but it is not so well preserved. Both…
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The mystery of statuettes which are 4000 years old, found in an ancient burial in Siberia
(ORDO NEWS) — The ancient figurines were buried with a child of the Okunev culture in the Bronze Age. Rare finds of prehistoric toys were made at the Itkol II burial ground in the Republic of Khakassia in southern Siberia. All figurines are meticulously crafted and expertly crafted. Scientists did not go into the true motives that prompted the ancient people to create these strange creatures and ranked them as…
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Temperature nightmare in Siberia will soon become commonplace
(ORDO NEWS) — An analysis of the record high temperatures showed that climate change has increased the likelihood of a prolonged heat wave this year 600 times. Scientists have come to the conclusion that the abnormal heat that has engulfed a significant part of Siberia would have been impossible without human influence on the climate. Scientists analyzed two episodes of extreme heat in Siberia, one of which was long and…
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Siberia is in a vicious circle of irreversible consequences
US, WASHINGTON (ORDO NEWS) — At the end of May, 21 thousand tons of diesel fuel spilled into the rivers of the Arctic part of Siberia. This was, according to scientists, the result of a vicious circle of changes in the Siberian climate. What is happening there affects the ecological situation of the entire planet. It is reported by France 24. The owner of a thermal power plant near Norilsk,…