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Heat from a comet explosion likely melted and fused soil in the Chilean desert, transforming it into massive patches of glass.

Scientists have found strange patches in the Atacama Desert in northern Chile, which is one of the driest places on Earth, with a high atmospheric temperature.

12,000 years ago, a comet likely exploded over Chile, a new study says.

Heat from a comet explosion likely melted and fused soil in the Chilean desert, transforming it into massive patches of glass.

They first came to scientists attention about a decade ago: A mysterious field of glass fragments, scattered across Chiles Atacama Desert, and aligned in a vast corridor stretching 75 kilometers long (almost 50 miles).

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FR earnings call for the period ending September 30, 2021.

Richard Schultz, the ingenious industrial designer whose furniture collections for Knoll, the design laboratory that streamlined American interiors, are among the classics of modern design, died Sept. 28 in Princeton, New Jersey. He was 95.

Working for Knoll, Mr. Schultz created furniture that became classics. One standout: a sleek mesh and aluminum chaise with wheels.

A local researcher was praised after receiving the Nobel Prize, one of the top honors in the world.