Glass in The Soil of a 13,000-Year-Old Settlement in Syria Points to Comet Impact

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Soil Analysis Can Help Predict Impact of Earthquakes
Latin American Herald Tribune
SYDNEY – Soil behaviour combined with evidence left by previous earthquakes can help predict the incidence of earthquakes at a low cost in developing countries that lack seismic monitoring systems, according to a study released Tuesday. “The rock record ...
Public Release: 15-Jun-2015 JCU team finds 'unprecedented' earthquake ...EurekAlert (press release)
Earthquake research points to...

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The Syrian conflict has claimed more than 140,000 lives, nearly half of the population is displaced, the rebellion has been hijacked by jihadists and President Bashar al-Assad is still firmly in the saddle.

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