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Asteroid that killed the dinosaurs allowed snakes to survive and thrive into the species alive today

Asteroid that killed the dinosaurs allowed snakes to survive and thrive into the species alive today
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Sharks were once nearly wipe out in an event twice as extreme as the dinosaur killer

By studying ancient shark scales collected 5 kilometres under the Pacific waves, experts found that the animals almost went extinct 19 million years ago.

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Hypothetical Asteroid Devastates Europe in Doomsday NASA Simulation

Hypothetical Asteroid Devastates Europe in Doomsday NASA Simulation AYLIN WOODWARD & MORGAN MCFALL-JOHNSEN, BUSINESS INSIDER 3 MAY 2021 Scientists around the world have been bamboozled this week by a fictitious asteroid heading toward Earth. A group of experts from US and European space agencies attended a week-long exercise led by NASA in which they faced a hypothetical scenario: An asteroid 35 million miles away was approaching the planet and could hit within six months. With each passing day of the exercise, the participants learned more about the asteroid s size, trajectory, and chance of impact. Then they had to cooperate and use their technological knowledge to see if anything could be done to stop the space rock.

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Cawley Partners takes another building in Las Colinas

Cawley Partners takes another building in Las Colinas Purchase is the commercial property firm’s second buy this week. The Westpoint I office building in Irving was built in 1997.(Cawley Partners ) Dallas-based commercial property developer and investor Cawley Partners has made its second major office acquisition this week. Cawley Partners teamed up with Canada-based Balfour Pacific Capital to buy the Westpoint I office building in Las Colinas. The six-story, 150,000-square-foot building is at 1255 Corporate Drive in Irving. The new owners are planning to renovate the building, which was constructed near DFW International Airport in 1997. “Westpoint I ticks many boxes for us,” Mark Scott, Balfour Pacific’s managing partner, said in a statement. “It’s a stabilized property anchored by investment-grade credit, but with value-add characteristics and significant upside.”

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Fireballs And Iguanas? 7 Weird Things That Have Fallen From The Sky

NICOLETTA LANESE, LIVE SCIENCE 30 DECEMBER 2020 Space rocks crash to Earth carrying compounds that were formed billions of years ago. Spaceships perform fancy flips in the air but explode when they touch back down too quickly. And sometimes, iguanas fall from trees and land belly-up, frozen on the ground. Here s a list of seven intriguing objects - and a few reptiles - that made headlines for falling from the sky. Exploding, green fireball over the Tasman Sea (CSIRO) Researchers captured an incredible video when a bright, green meteor zipped over the southern coast of Tasmania, Australia - though a bit unfortunately, the video is in black-and-white.

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