Oceanography
Norway euthanized the walrus Freya after it was too much of a nuisance.
Norwegian authorities euthanized the famous walrus known as Freya on August 14th after repeatedly warning crowds to stay away from the attention-grabbing animal.
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Archeology
New details about mysterious shipwreck in Norway's largest lake
A shipwreck discovered during a search for discarded wartime ammunition in Norway's Lake Mjøsa has been identified as a local ship from 700 years ago.
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Norway builds the world's largest hydrogen ship
The 117 m long ship model can carry 120 vehicles, using green hydrogen for at least 85% of the route in the Arctic.
Event
Norway builds a giant pipeline to bring CO2 to the seabed
The Norwegian energy company Equinor proposed on June 29 to build a pipeline to transport CO2 to the seabed of the country for permanent burial.
Archeology
Scanning the ditch digging radar, a series of thousand-year-old treasures appear in the image
The process of surveying a private land to dig ditches has revealed huge ancient houses and many ancient tombs, inside containing many antiques, which are considered an…
Oceanography
Norway's 4km cable disappeared without a trace, is the culprit giant squid?
A total of 10 tons of cables lying 200 meters below sea level have disappeared without a trace from Norwegian waters.
Environment
Disappointingly the whole Norwegian land is being 'pulled' to the sea and sank
The incident on the Norwegian coast caused an entire land area with 8 houses to sink into the sea.
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Discover more fresh sea water in the seabed in Norway
This underground water area is meteorite water, which is derived from rain and snow.
Animal world
Shocked, snow foxes exceeded 3,500km in just 76 days
Scientists were 'stunned' when they discovered the Arctic snow fox that went from Norway to Canada - a journey of 3.506km - in just 76 days.
Oceanography
Norway: The Russian Navy trains whales as 'special forces'
Oceanographic experts in Norway argue that the Russian navy trains white whales and many other mammals to serve the military purpose of the task force.
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Norway built the first city in the world using only clean energy
According to Tomas Stokke, director of Haptic:
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The body of the body did not decompose due to the cold in Norway
Longyearbyen is a town with 2,000 inhabitants who mainly rely on coal mining in Norway's remote Svalbard Islands, according to Sun.
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Norway became the first country to stop broadcasting FM
Norway completed the transition to use digital radio technology, becoming the first country in the world
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The strange land where the Sun rises at midnight
In these exotic lands, the Sun is so present day and night that people think of the sun rising at midnight.
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Why is Norway voted the happiest country in the world?
Norway has increased by 3 places for the first time to win the title