I think it's a university that has a science sector in it.

btw remember this guy?

'...failed to disarm his weapons of mass destruction... may supply terrorist with chemical weapons'

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mNeqrTbkZmM

It's just getting more and more ridiculous.
Previously we had "weapons of massive destructive", and now we have "chemical weapons killing civilian".
Assad may actually have chemical weapons like most countries do but everyone is saying things like:
it's highly suspected that they have used chemical weapons to kill their own people.

And with those missiles from US, we are sure some Syrians are dead now.

The people did decide they want to fight around the time of the "Arab Spring", and they're still resisting despite being massacred and starved against air superiority with which they cannot compete. The issue is that the vast, vast majority of interference in Syria has been the support for Assad's regime given by Russia and Iran. If no outsiders had involved themselves Assad would have fallen almost immediately, but Iran and especially Russia have completely saved his ass with the kind of resources and air support he needed to push back and gradually take rebel strongholds.

There's no chance that the Middle East would cease to be meddled with if the US left; if anything, that would just create an even larger vacuum and embolden regional powers. It should be noted, after all, that the US had to ask France to wait for them with this latest strike, as they were immediately prepared and anxious to respond to this latest use of chemical weapons. Were the US not here, a bombing still would have taken place.

Like I said, there's no real option that feels proper and doesn't screw over enormous swaths of the population there in some way or another. In the end, all the US did was bomb a few targets where chemical weapons were produced or stored and no deaths were reported... I imagine Russia will put extreme pressure on them to make sure no chemical weapons are used in the future, and pretty much nothing else has changed.

Pentagon provides details on Syria strike

https://youtu.be/ENiT-ayNgt8

Pentagon: Every Syrian target hit successfully - CNN 

https://youtu.be/8aTKDnAG9Xg

If you watch the video , the Pentagon representative answer that, the mission is not to involve into the civil war but to stop any country, regime using chemical weapon. They are carefully chose the target not to have any collateral damage and inflicted civilian or person. 

Coordinated talking points