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Brown University raised $100.7 million through a bond to build a two-building, 350-bed residence hall and renovate two other buildings.

TEHRAN (Tasnim) – An asteroid from space slammed into the Earth's surface 66 million years ago, leaving a massive crater underneath the sea and wreaking havoc with the planet.

An asteroid from space slammed into the Earths surface 66 million years ago, leaving a massive crater underneath the sea and wreaking havoc with the planet.

An inflatable building that explores how people would potentially live on Mars has been built in the British city of Bristol. 

Researchers have found the strongest evidence of how the formation of Earth's continents began and it supports a long-held theory.

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Research suggests the continents of Earth were formed by massive meteorite impacts that were particularly common during the first billion years of our planets four-and-a-half billion-year history.

Researchers from Curtin University in Perth, Australia analysed crystals of the mineral zircon from the Pilbara Craton - an ancient piece of the planets crust - to investigate its origins.

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