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Mysterious UFOs: A look at sightings in Minnesota

A photo from the CIA "X-Files" showing a possible UFO sighting in Minneapolis, Minnesota on Oct. 20, 1960.

(FOX 9) - It’s been 43 years since Minnesota’s most infamous UFO sighting occurred after a deputy with the Marshall County Sheriff's Office had a close encounter with a flying object. Now decades later, hundreds of unidentified flying objects are still being reported across the state. Over 2,000 possible Minnesota UFO sightings have been recorded by the National UFO Reporting Center (NUFORC), ranking the state 23rd in the nation for most reported sightings. "I think it [UFO reports] will awaken the human population on our planet to the fact that we appear to be being visited by UFOs on a routine basis," director of NUFORC Peter Davenport told FOX 9.

"And the value of that information will probably be the greatest, most important scientific question that’s ever confronted mankind: ‘Are we alone in this galaxy, or are we not?’"NUFORC receives roughly 6,000-8,000 UFO sightings from across the country per year and some internationally. The Minnesota chapter of the Mutual UFO Network (MUFON) gets an estimated 100 reported sightings per year.However, several UFO sightings can be explained by Starlink satellites, planets, twinkling stars, and weather phenomena, while others cannot. Deputy Val Johnson is one of those unexplained UFO encounters that left investigators with more questions than answers. OSLO, MN.

- NOVEMBER 1979: Val Johnson, a 35-year-old Marshall County Deputy Sheriff, reported being engulfed by a flash of light while patrolling Minnesota Highway 220 near Stephen, in the northwest corner of the state, the evening of August 27, 197 On Aug. 27, 1979, Johnson was outside the town of Stephen when a small, bright

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Mysterious UFOs: A look at sightings in Minnesota

A photo from the CIA "X-Files" showing a possible UFO sighting in Minneapolis, Minnesota on Oct. 20, 1960.

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Oldest sea reptile remains from 2 million years ago found on Arctic island

SPITSBERGEN, Norway - The remains of the earliest known ‘fish-lizard’ from the Age of Dinosaurs have been found on a remote Arctic island.Swedish and Norwegian paleontologists found fossils of the earliest known ichthyosaur on Spitsbergen after nearly 190 years of searching.'I COULDN’T BELIEVE WHAT I WAS LOOKING AT': RECORD-BREAKING DINOSAUR FOOTPRINT UNEARTHED IN ENGLANDReconstruction of the earliest ichthyosaur and the 250-million-year-old ecosystem found on Spitsbergen. (Esther van Hulsen) Research conducted with The Museum of Evolution at Uppsala University helped identify the bony fish and ‘crocodile-like’ amphibian bones, together with its 11 articulated tail vertebrae.According to the university, ichthyosaurs were an extinct group of marine reptiles whose fossils have been recovered worldwide.

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Norway euthanizes popular 1,320-pound walrus Freya

TOPSHOT - A young female walrus nicknamed Freya rests on a boat in Frognerkilen, Oslo Fjord, Norway, on July 19, 2022. - For a week, a young female walrus nicknamed Freya has enamoured Norwegians by basking in the sun of the Oslo fjord, making a spla BERLIN (AP) - Authorities in Norway have euthanized a walrus that had drawn crowds of spectators in the Oslo Fjord after concluding that it posed a risk to humans.The 600-kilogram (1,320-pound) female walrus, known affectionately as Freya, became a popular attraction in Norway in recent weeks, despite warnings from officials that people should refrain from getting close and posing for pictures with the massive marine mammal.

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Persistent brain fog, hair loss highlighted in long-COVID studies

Two new studies describe long-COVID symptoms, with one finding that 53% of hospitalized COVID-19 patients still had cognitive impairment ("brain fog") 13 months after infection, and another adding conditions such as hair loss and sexual dysfunction to the list of persistent symptoms among outpatients.

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Russian journalist Dmitry Muratov sells Nobel Peace Prize for Ukrainian children

FILE IMAGE - Nobel Peace Prize laureate Dmitry Muratov of Russia poses with the Nobel Peace Prize diploma and medal during the gala award ceremony for the Nobel Peace prize on Dec. 10, 2021, in Oslo.

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Lindsey Buckingham postpones UK and European tour after contracting COVID-19

Lindsey Buckingham has postponed his upcoming UK and European tour after he and members of his live band and crew recently contracted COVID-19.The former Fleetwood Mac musician had been due to kick off his solo tour in Dublin on Tuesday (May 17), with further dates booked in Glasgow, Liverpool and London.Buckingham has now been forced, however, to postpone those dates as he continues his recovery from COVID-19, which also forced the premature end of his recent North American tour.“It is with great sadness that we are announcing the postponement of Lindsey’s European tour,” a statement posted on the musician’s social media channels this afternoon (May 12) reads.“Along with other members of his band and crew, Lindsey contracted COVID-19 at the end of his latest North American tour, forcing that to end prematurely.News on Lindsey’s upcoming European tour.

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COVID-19 vaccines not tied to adverse pregnancy outcomes

Two studies published yesterday in JAMA, one from Sweden and Norway and one from Ontario, find no link between COVID-19 vaccination during pregnancy and adverse outcomes.

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Gojira reschedule UK and European tour due to COVID-19

Gojira have rescheduled their upcoming UK and European tour due to COVID-19 restrictions.The French metal titans were supposed to hit the road last month, beginning in Helsinki, with stop-offs in Oslo, Stockholm, Copenhagen, Berlin, Prague, Budapest and other cities throughout January into February and March.However, they’ve announced that they will now kick off their European tour on July 5 in Brussels and conclude it in Milan on July 31 at Carroponte.The UK and Ireland leg of the tour, meanwhile, has moved to 2023 and will begin on February 11 in Dublin and conclude at London’s Alexandra Palace on February 22.Gojira will then play rescheduled shows in Bordeaux, Paris, Luxembourg and Lyon between February 24 and 28, 2023.“We cannot express how much we appreciate your continued patience and support while we worked through last month’s postponement,” the band said in a social media post.“Despite our best efforts to resume touring this month, the continued uncertainty in various territories has left us with no other choice but to reschedule the remaining dates of the tour as well.“In light of this unfortunate news we are pleased to share the rescheduled dates for the entire European Tour below.”A post shared by Gojira Official (@gojiraofficial)Original tickets for the tour – which sees support from special guests Alien Weaponry and Employed To Serve – remain valid.

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Several killed, injured in bow and arrow attack in Norway

Police officers cordon off the scene where they are investigating in Kongsberg, Norway after a man armed with bow killed several people before he was arrested by police on October 13, 2021.(Photo by HAKON MOSVOLD LARSEN/NTB/AFP via Getty Images) STOCKHOLM, Sweden - A man armed with a bow and arrows killed several people and wounded others Wednesday near the Norwegian capital of Oslo before he was arrested, authorities said.The police chief in the town of Kongsberg said there was "a confrontation" between officers and the assailant, but he did not elaborate.

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Sri Lankan elected to Norwegian Parliament

COLOMBO (News 1st): Jaffna-born Kamsajini Gunaratnam, was elected to the Norwegian Parliament on 12th September.She entered politics from the Labor Party and in 2015 was elected as a representative to Oslo City Council for the first time in 2007.

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Studies: COVID tied to persistent cognitive deficits in seniors

New studies show an association between COVID-19 and cognitive impairment in older patients, with one reporting memory problems and worse physical health 8 months after diagnosis and others finding cognitive decline and accelerated Alzheimer's disease symptoms as long as 6 months after infection.

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Over 4 million people worldwide have now died from COVID-19

COVID-19 eclipsed 4 million Wednesday as the crisis increasingly becomes a race between the vaccine and the highly contagious delta variant.The tally of lives lost over the past year and a half, as compiled from official sources by Johns Hopkins University, is about equal to the number of people killed in battle in all of the world’s wars since 1982, according to estimates from the Peace Research Institute Oslo.The toll is three times the number of people killed in traffic accidents around the globe every year. It is about equal to the population of Los Angeles or the nation of Georgia.

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Global Covid deaths hit 4 million amid rush to vaccinate

COVID-19 eclipsed 4 million Wednesday as the crisis increasingly becomes a race between the vaccine and the highly contagious delta variant.

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2 teen sisters killed by lightning while hiking in Norway mountains

COPENHAGEN, Denmark - Two Norwegian teenage sisters were killed when struck by lightning during a hike in the southern Norway mountains, authorities said Monday. A third person, a sister to the pair, was seriously injured and was hospitalized.The sisters, identified as Benedicte Myrset, 18, and 12-year-old Victoria Myrset from Oslo, were hit by lightning in the mountainous area of Hareid Sunday.

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Inside Rebecca Loos' very different life as she puts wild party days behind her and is now COVID tester living in Norway

If you haven’t heard the name Rebecca Loos in a while, you’re not alone. Once a gossip-column regular, she found infamy as a tabloid darling and lad-mag favourite in the mid-noughties.

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COVAX Announces new agreement, plans for first deliveries

Geneva/Oslo 22 January 2021 – COVAX, the global initiative to ensure rapid and..

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Pfizer temporarily reduces Covid-19 vaccine deliveries to Europe

Oslo: Pfizer will temporarily reduce its deliveries to Europe of its vaccine against COVID-19 while it upgrades its production capacity, the company and the Norwegian Institute of Public Health (FHI) said on Friday."We received this message today a little before 10am (0900 GMT). We had expected 43,875 vaccines doses from Pfizer in week 3 (next week).

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World Food Program to receive Nobel Peace Prize in online event

ROME (AP) - The World Food Program will receive its Nobel Peace Prize Thursday, in an event very different from the traditional pomp-filled celebration in the Norwegian capital because of the coronavirus outbreak.In Oslo, the head of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, Berit Reiss-Andersen, will give a webcast statement, after which David Beasley, the U.N. agency boss, will give an acceptance speech from Rome, where it is based.

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Nobel ceremonies to remain low-key this year amid pandemic

Nobel prize ceremonies have been reined in this year amid measures to slow the spread of the coronavirus. There will be no glitzy banquet honoring winners in Stockholm or Oslo as the global pandemic curtails the usual celebrations.Instead, their achievements will be recognized and rewarded at low-key ceremonies where they live and work in Europe and the United States.Also Read: Why farm politics doesn't win elections in IndiaTwelve laureates were named in 2020.

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Nobel prize ceremonies ditching traditional celebrations this year because of coronavirus

STOCKHOLM (AP) - The pomp and ceremony of the Nobel prize ceremonies have been reined in this year amid measures to slow the spread of the coronavirus. There will be no glitzy banquet honoring winners in Stockholm or Oslo as the global pandemic curtails the usual celebrations.Instead, their achievements will be recognized and rewarded at low-key ceremonies where they live and work in Europe and the United States, with the first one Monday in Berlin.Twelve laureates were named in 2020.

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Nobel laureates receive prizes at home amid Covid-19 pandemic

Nobel laureates will receive their prizes at home this week following the cancellation of the traditional Stockholm and Oslo ceremonies.The awards in the six categories were announced in nearly typical fashion in October, albeit with fewer reporters in physical attendance.However, none of the winners will travel to Stockholm or Oslo to receive their diplomas and medals due to the Covid-19 pandemic.The ceremonies are traditionally held on December 10, the anniversary of the 1896 death of the prize's founder, Swedish entrepeneur and inventor of dynamite Alfred Nobel.The lavish Stockholm ceremony hasn't been cancelled since World War II, and the last time the Oslo ceremony was scrapped was in 1976 when the peace prize was "reserved" until the

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2020 Nobel Peace ceremony won't be held in person in Oslo

COPENHAGEN – The winner of the 2020 Nobel Peace Prize — the World Food Program — and the Norwegian Nobel Committee said Wednesday they have jointly agreed to postpone the in-person award ceremony in Oslo next month because of the coronavirus pandemic.”With the current restrictions in Oslo, it would not be possible to carry out the ceremony or other parts of the laureate’s traditional program in a good and worthy manner,” the Nobel Committee said in a statement.WFP head David Beasley was expected to travel to the Norwegian capital “to receive the Nobel Peace Prize on behalf of the organization” that won the prestigious award for efforts to combat hunger. But he will now accept the award during a virtual ceremony on Dec.

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Celtic duo caught up in fresh Covid chaos as Stefan Johansen issues desperate Norway plea

Mohamed Elyounoussi and Kris Ajer have been caught up in more Covid chaos while away on international duty. The Norway duo were set to play Israel in a friendly on Wednesday before their country's health board recommended the cancellation of the game.And now the remaining two games of their international break appear to be in danger.

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Nobel Peace Prize awarded to the World Food Program

ROME (AP) - The United Nations' World Food Program on Friday won the Nobel Peace Prize for its efforts to combat hunger and food insecurity in regions of conflict and hardship around the globe.The Rome-based organization provided assistance to almost 100 million people in 88 countries around the world last year.“With this year’s award, the (committee) wishes to turn the eyes of the world to the millions of people who suffer from or face the threat of hunger,” said Berit Reiss-Andersen, the chair of the Norwegian Nobel Committee, announcing the award in Oslo.

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Nobel Peace Prize to be awarded Friday in Oslo

OSLO – The winner of this year's Nobel Peace Prize will be announced Friday at 11 a.m. (0900 GMT) in Oslo, with no shortage of causes or candidates on this year's list.While the Norwegian Nobel Committee maintains absolute secrecy about whom it favors for arguably the world’s most prestigious prize, that has never stopped speculation ahead of the announcement.Guesses — and bets — this year have focused on Swedish climate activist Greta Thunberg, Russian dissident Alexei Navalny, recovering from a nerve agent attack he blames on Russian President Vladimir Putin, and the World Health Organization for its role in addressing the coronavirus pandemic.Even U.S.

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At least 27 poisoned by carbon monoxide at illegal bunker rave party in Oslo: police

Oslo by carbon monoxide given off by portable generators, Norwegian media reported. Police said Monday that two people faced preliminary charges of trespassing and illegally being inside a bunker.Five people were hospitalized in critical condition — including two police officers who were the first at the scene — but their lives are not in danger, the Norwegian news agency NTB said.

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The countries that don’t want to wait for superpowers’ covid vaccines

Covid vaccine doses that are nearing the finish line. That’s sparked worries that poorer countries will be left behind and shots will be slow to reach many of the world’s 7.8 billion people.

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EU bans Pakistan airline from flying to Europe for 6 months

ISLAMABAD – The European Union's aviation safety agency said Tuesday that Pakistan’s national airline will not be allowed to fly into Europe for at least six months after the country’s aviation minister revealed last week that nearly a third of Pakistani pilots had cheated on their pilot’s exams. Pakistan International Airlines spokesman Abdullah Hafeez said PIA has not been flying to Europe because of the pandemic.

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It’s safe to go back to the gym—if there’s little COVID-19 around, study suggests

Cathleen O’GradyScience's COVID-19 reporting is supported by the Pulitzer Center.Wondering whether it’s safe to go back to the gym? Norwegian gymgoers may have some good news for you. A study on the risk of coronavirus transmission in Oslo found that people who went to a gym were no more likely to get infected, or sick, than people who didn’t.

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Dagny interview: ‘A big, euphoric pop album was my childhood dream’

If Dagny isn’t already on your radar of artists waving the big, bells-and-whistles pure pop flag ala Katy Perry or Carly Rae Jepsen, you’d be wise to correct that quickly.

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Covid vaccines: Fear of glass vial shortage prompts flurry of deals

NEW YORK : Fears that a shortage of glass vials could hinder efforts to quickly deploy a Covid-19 vaccine are prompting a flurry of deals to clinch the in-demand containers.The Coalition for Epidemic Preparedness Innovations, a global organization funding vaccine development, is the latest to announce such a pact, paying 19.7 million euros, or $22.2 million, to Stevanato Group, an Italian manufacturer of pharmaceutical containers, for 100 million glass vials that can hold up to 2 billion vaccine doses.The fast-moving hunt for a vaccine has led to worry that even if scientists hit their mark, logisitical hurdles and shortages of basic materials could hinder distribution.

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European Athletics president Hansen dies at age 74

OSLO – Svein Arne Hansen, the president of European Athletics and longtime organizer of the Bislett Games in Norway, has died. He was 74.The Norwegian Athletics Association confirmed Hansen's death on Saturday, saying there had been several complications with his health after he suffered a stroke on March 15.“Many are mourning the loss of one of the sports leaders who has left indelible marks for 50 years in the service of sports,” the federation said.Hansen spent 24 years as director of the Bislett meet in the Norwegian capital, Oslo — often a venue for distance-running world records — and 12 as president of Norway's track and field federation.

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Norwegian Air announce when they are to restart UK flights

Airline Norwegian has announced it will restart flights to and from UK airports from July 1 after an increase in customer demand.The carrier will initially operate flights on four routes - connecting Gatwick and Edinburgh with Oslo and Copenhagen.Since April, the Scandinavian airline has only operated domestic flights within Norway due to the collapse in passenger numbers caused by the coronavirus pandemic.The airline’s chief executive, Jacob Schram, said: “Feedback from our customers has shown that they are keen to get back in the air and resume their travels with Norwegian beyond the current domestic services that we have been operating.“Norwegian is returning to European skies with the reintroduction of more aircraft to serve our key

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Norwegian Air flights to restart to and from UK airports from July 1

Norwegian Air will restart flights to and from UK airports from July 1 “as a result of increased customer demand".

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Céline Dion Confirms Her World Tour Will Officially Resume in 2021

Céline Dion announced on Wednesday (June 10) that her postponed Courage World Tour will kick off again in 2021."Céline Dion Courage World Tour to resume in 2021!" the superstar tweeted. "Rescheduled show dates announced for Europe, who’s going to be there?"The newly rescheduled run of shows has six performances in Paris: March 19, 20, 23, 24, 26 and 27.

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Norway mosque attack trial wraps up, verdict next week

COPENHAGEN – A Norwegian man charged with murder and terrorism in the killing of his stepsister and the storming of an Oslo mosque should get the maximum 21 years in prison, a prosecutor said Wednesday on the final day of the trial.

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Suspect claims Norway mosque attack was 'emergency justice'

COPENHAGEN – A Norwegian man suspected of killing his stepsister and then storming an Oslo mosque and opening fire said Thursday on the first day of his trial that it was an act of “emergency justice" and that he regretted not having caused more damage.

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Almost 300 people dead in Iran after drinking methanol 'to cure coronavirus'

Nearly 300 people are reported to have been killed and more than 1,000 have become ill after ingesting toxic methanol across Iran amid rumours it can help cure coronavirus.

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Almost 300 people dead in Iran after drinking methanol 'to cure coronavirus'

Nearly 300 people are reported to have been killed and more than 1,000 have become ill after ingesting toxic methanol across Iran amid rumours it can help cure coronavirus.

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Norwegians: Olympics must wait until virus 'under control'

OSLO – The Norwegian Olympic Committee wants the Tokyo Games only to take place once the coronavirus outbreak “is under firm control” worldwide.

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