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Outrage over Peru’s decision to nearly halve protected area near Nazca Lines
UK should impose sanctions on Egypt over jailed activist, says Helena Kennedy
Fight to stop Tesla project in South Australia to continue after council approval
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A fireball flying across Australia’s night sky that left onlookers in disbelief was likely tonnes of space junk burning up in the Earth’s atmosphere, experts say. The mysterious light show shone above Melbourne for almost a minute before disappearing into the darkness, with any surviving debris likely landing in the ocean
Melbourne’s mysterious midnight ‘meteor’ most likely tonnes of incinerating space junk
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