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HEART-BREAKING photos show the utter devastation caused by massive Amazon wildfires that have shattered local tribal communities.In the stunning snaps by Czech photojournalist David Tesinsky, smoke can still be seen rising from the scorched ground, as emotional residents point out bare land and blackened tree stumps 鈥?where lush vegetation once stood.17 Children of the Huni Kuni tr
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AN asteroid twice the size of Big Ben could smash into Earth with the force of a nuclear bomb, according to NASA.The rock - dubbed 2018 LF16 - is a whopping 700ft and predicted to potentially hit our planet on August 8, 2023.2 NASA has warned theres a one in 30 million chance that the asteroid
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