The Living in Copenhagen Diary entry number five: Dejlig dag
The fifth in a series of light-hearted columns about life as a foreigner living in the Danish capital.
Moon ‘drew Greenland icebergs to the Titanic’
The sinking of the Titanic a century ago could have been the result of the Moon moving unusually close to the Earth, causing Greenland icebergs to dri...
Icelandic pagans celebrate Yule today
Today is the Winter Solstice in the Northern Hemisphere, and also Yule — one of the most important dates on the Asatru Pagan calendar. The sun i...
Iceland experiencing September heat wave
Temperature records continue to be broken in Iceland in the current heat wave. Saturday was the warmest day of the whole year so far – which is ...
Large electromagnetic storm hits Nordic region
The electromagnetic storm which hit the upper atmosphere over Iceland, Scandinavia, Greenland and North America this week was the biggest since Decemb...
Health warnings issued in Finland as heatwave continues
Doctors in Finland are advising people to avoid dehydration as temperatures hit record highs in the Nordic country. As the heatwave currently cooking ...
Europeans Not Always White Claim Scientists
According to scientists in Oslo, the English may have only grown to develop pale skin in the past 5,500 years.
Warmer than usual Iceland nearly breaks cold record
The heat wave predicted to hit Iceland this weekend will almost certainly see temperatures rise above 20 degrees for the first time this year. It was ...