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Fine spider silk spread across a rough rock surface in Svalbard.

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Nightmare on the tundra: Svalbard’s eight-legged residents

Mann i hvit frakk står med hendene samlet foran en moderne bygning.

Completely ordinary
inflammations: "Could
be an important piece
in understanding Alzheimer's"

Antikk freske med en kledd skikkelse som holder en stav.

Why did Jesus use a magic wand?

What would happen
if the Earth stops rotating?

One of Norway's largest glaciers has split apart due to extensive melting

Kvinne i lys jakke står på en gressplen mellom trær i en park.

Is divorce hereditary?

Flere brune rotter på brostein ved et metallgjerde.

Researcher: This is the only way to get rid of rats

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NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology

Pregnancy puts extra strain on the immune system in women with arthritis and lupus

University of Oslo

Researchers documented the nation's mourning for King Harald V

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May have found the world's oldest anchor in Norway: "An incredibly exciting find"

Sensational ship discovery:
"Unlike anything I had ever seen before"

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The Five Foolish Virgins tower over the narrowest point of this strait.
What is this monument from the Roman era?

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NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology

How do drones affect animals and birds?

UiT The Arctic University of Norway

Researchers have created a smart gel that could help prevent tooth loss

NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology

Conflict with fathers may affect whether teens receive help

This vulnerable bird has given us some of the world's most luxurious products. Few now remain

Ungt par som kysser i senga. De har på klær, hun ligger oppå han.

How many times a week should you have sex to get pregnant as quickly as possible?

Bull moose with broad antlers standing in a dense green forest in Norway.

Moose hunting: Here's how hunters can make better decisions

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This is why whales produce milk as thick as toothpaste

Researchers may have solved the mystery behind the Ice Age’s enigmatic female figurines

A ‘Roman’ army from Norway of a thousand men may have fought in Denmark 1,800 years ago

Bilde av en hånd som holder en gammel pilspiss. I bakgrunnen skimtes en snøfonn og masse steiner.

The oldest ice is disappearing: The Stone Age is emerging from the melting ice

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Did the universe begin at a single point, or has it always been infinite?

Archaeologists have uncovered ancient stone circles at a Norwegian burial site

Why don't we drink pig's milk?

Close up of the front and back of the coin.

Sensational coin discovery: “We have found a national treasure”

Johnsen iført hvit kjortel åpner et kjøleskap med medisinsk innhold i bokser.

New study: IBS does not improve with donor faeces

Toril Moe, 75, wearing glasses and a navy puffer jacket outdoors beside a modern building.

How quickly a 70-year-old can become as strong as a 50-year-old

Brown-orange insect with an elongated, segmented body on a white background.

You don’t want to bring these ants home from vacation

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University of Agder

Nobel Prize in Literature: "This bold and boundary-crossing style is a hallmark of her writing”

These employees enjoy their work, but worry about health and safety

NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology

New study: Children who survive cancer often pay a price in adulthood

Farmer Erik Røed gestures beside vegetable beds in a forested rural garden.

Erik has a preparedness garden: “Having a basement full of canned food is just a joke”

Rare 4,000-year-old gallery grave unearthed in Norway

Bilde av to detektorister og grunneieren til jordet de står på. I hånda holder en av dem en mynt.

Massive Viking Age hoard: Coin number 5,000 has now been dug up

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Nærbilde av en av hendene til jentene. Vi ser tydelige fingre, og spor etter rødt stoff rundt - det som en gang var røde ullvotter.

In a box in the basement lay four girls who died in the 1300s, still wearing red mittens on their hands

Did a King Haakon I actually exist?

King Haakon VIII in ceremonial uniform before an ornate gilded backdrop at the Storting.

Has Norway's new king been given the correct Romen numeral? Is he VIII or IIX? Or the 8th?

Illustration of pink, spiky immune cells on a pale background, with one larger cell at right.

The way we treat autoimmune diseases is rapidly changing

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NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology

Young users ditch Google for AI, but we know little about the consequences

University of Oslo

Young people with wealthy parents have an increasingly large advantage in the housing market

NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology

Three personality traits are linked to a happy life

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Four coins make the Viking hoard in Norway truly unique. "Very exciting"

Why was the Oseberg Viking ship full of down?

What happened to the Vikings' slaves?

We don't know where any of Norway’s early kings were buried

Close-up of a bed bug crawling on grey textured fabric beside a zip fastener.

Experts offer their best advice for dealing with bed bugs

These strange, mysterious organisms lived in Norway 560 million years ago

What would King Haakon and King Harald have been called in the Viking Age? One historian offers a suggestion

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Why practicing how to respond to cyberattacks is more important than ever

UiT The Arctic University of Norway

How doctors can detect more cases of breast cancer earlier

Store steinringer på en fjellknaus.

Archaeologists’ most exciting finds:
The stone circles were not made for sacrifices to the gods. They were traces of children at play

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Here lies one of the thickest sections of Earth’s crust

How do worms survive

the winter underground?

Papirer og en mørk lommebok av skinn ligger på en stol sammen med to gamle, brune kondomer.

Two condoms from 1944 washed ashore from a shipwreck in northern Norway

En liten pistol i metall ligger over en trykt tekstside med gammelt papir.

First he was killed by a bullet, then he was blown to pieces. The SS chief’s pistol survived

Did life begin on micrometeorites?

Aerial view of a multi-level motorway interchange with bridges, ramps and waterways.

How did the USA go from being a pioneer in road safety to having one of the world’s highest road traffic death rates?

"It's actually kind of crazy that a person could have chewed on this 6,000 years ago – and now I'm holding it"

Why don't humans have a mating season? Or do we?

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Flash flood in Nepal: Researchers are now investigating the role of climate change

University of Bergen

11 metres of mud reveal 8,000 years of flood history

University of Agder

Battery manufacturer Morrow went bankrupt: "Businesses do not set up in a vacuum"

Researchers challenge common dementia myths

"There is strong evidence that lifestyle and health measures can help reduce the risk of dementia"

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NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology

Nylon masks can threaten your digital security

Researchers introduce crowd forecasting at Pulpit Rock to help manage visitor numbers

Found jewellery and a unique coin: Three women were buried here during the Viking Age

Flyfoto av foldede fjellformasjoner og daler i Zagrosfjellene i Iran.

The massive oil reserves of the Persian Gulf can be traced back to these mountains

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Electric car batteries last much longer than researchers and people thought. Why?

The Vikings also used crampons to avoid slipping on ice

Why penguin chicks are drowning

– and how it's pushing the largest penguin species toward extinction

Large, man-made belt of stones discovered underwater in Norway: "Very unusual"

Norway’s largest Viking Age coin hoard has been discovered: "Truly exceptional"

To sommerfugler med lange haler henger fra kokonger mot en svart bakgrunn

The long tails of some butterflies and moths aren’t just for show

– they’re ingenious

Researchers used to think the tails were so long to attract females. Now they have a new theory.

Found 46 animals from the Ice Age in a cave in Northern Norway: "Extremely rare"

The clearest picture yet of a Viking's hair and beard

Autism rise not just due to more diagnoses, researcher says

Fear of missing out creates a self-reinforcing cycle of anxiety and engagement

“There’s no reason to get stressed if your child is in a class with many students”

Are we really running out of helium?

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University of Bergen

Researchers found a surprising abundance of life high in the mountains

Nord University

Europe should keep a register of Chinese activity in the Arctic

What's the best way to store eggs?

This increases the risk of dementia. "We see a clear connection"

The 1,200-year-old Oseberg ship to be moved to a new home

The Oseberg Viking ship has reached its final harbour

Is Long Covid

"all in the mind"?

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AI helps doctors detect intestinal disease

The Norwegian School of Sport Sciences

Activity recommendations for children: 60 minutes may be too little

University of Oslo

Fossil ribs reveal new secrets about ichthyosaur swimming technique

How crisis empowers the authoritarian leader

Norway’s very special rule for election to parliament

How young people become extreme online

No one really knows
where the lion's mane
jellyfish comes from

Researchers have still not managed to find the tiny
polyps that produce these jellyfish.

Viking ships now begin their last journey

Norway's fragile national treasure, the Oseberg Ship, will be moved here on a ceiling-mounted track.

Surprising findings in the genes of people from the Caucasus Mountains

Researchers: Europe could have stopped Israel's warfare in Gaza

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This is how blind people can play video games

Schoolchildren born late in the year needed much more support

Toxic to humans
– spreading across Europe

Banned in the US for nearly a century: "We should all eat more of them"

"The more pressure, the less energy we have to resist patient demands"

Every time you eat a soft serve ice cream, you're eating something from the sea

Norway sits atop a strange and ancient part of the Earth's crust

How long does it take for a rock to become covered in moss?

Archaeologists' most exciting finds:

"A truly magical place"

Extreme phenomenon on Svalbard:
"Oh, something different happened here"

War spreads antibiotic resistance. "At some point, we will lose control"

Beneath all the remains of dismembered cats, a beautiful latticework of twigs was revealed

The blanket that won an award from Queen Victoria and ended up on the Paris catwalk

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“Keeping track of all the media coverage surrounding El Niño can be confusing"

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This is where coach training falls short

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New report: The EU should establish its own Arctic centre within a year

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This type of prison is better for prisoners' health

Nofima The Norwegian Institute of Food, Fisheries and Aquaculture Research

When do you say no thanks? Odour determines whether chicken goes in the pan or the bin

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Norwegian 12-year olds: “British English is cringe”

NUPI, Norwegian Institute of International Affairs

Peacebuilding: "We have approached societies affected by conflict as if they were a machine we can fix"

Norwegian University of Life Sciences (NMBU)

Life in the city can be dangerous for these birds of prey

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“The days when literature was limited to highbrow novels on a bookshelf are definitely over"

NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology

Why making lighter and better batteries takes time

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What is it like to live with wind turbines as close as 600 metres from your home? These people know

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