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We have a new world leader: An 8yr old girl pulls 1000yr old sword from a lake in Norway:
https://www.history.com/news/girl-sword-lake-pre-viking-era
https://www.history.com/news/girl-sword-lake-pre-viking-era
Sweden (I'm Swedish) and here's the lake: Vidöstern lake on Google Maps.jedishrfu said:from a lake in Norway
In "Le Morte d'Arthur" the sword called Excalibur was given to King Arthur by the Lady of the Lake.symbolipoint said:This must be some neat humor which I so far do not understand. The post #2 was interesting and I wish I could understand it. The video in post #3 I find dull and do not understand. I wish you or whoever would explain #2 better.
symbolipoint said:This must be some neat humor which I so far do not understand. The post #2 was interesting and I wish I could understand it. The video in post #3 I find dull and do not understand. I wish you or whoever would explain #2 better.
symbolipoint said:The post #2 was interesting and I wish I could understand it
I thought they were an autonomous collective?Ryan_m_b said:Plus the idea of anarchist peasants not understanding they live under a monarchy is pretty funny.
I think she'll need a time machine to claim her throne.jedishrfu said:We have a new world leader: An 8yr old girl pulls 1000yr old sword from a lake in Norway:
https://www.history.com/news/girl-sword-lake-pre-viking-era
It is highly unlikely that an 8-year-old could physically pull a 1000-year-old sword from a lake. This story is most likely a legend or myth with no scientific evidence to support it.
No, there is no scientific explanation for a sword being pulled from a lake by an 8-year-old. It goes against the laws of physics and the natural aging process of objects.
Possibly, but it is highly unlikely. The conditions in a lake, such as water and sediment, can cause objects to deteriorate over time. It is also unlikely that a sword would remain perfectly intact for 1000 years without any human intervention.
No, there is no scientific evidence to support this event. It is most likely a fictional story that has been passed down through generations.
This story holds no significance in the scientific community as it is not based on scientific evidence or research. It is simply a legend or myth with no scientific backing.