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World's Largest Spider Web Found in Sulfur Cave
Scientists discovered the world's largest spider web in a sulfur cave on the Greece-Albania border, housing over 110,000 spiders from two species living cooperatively in complete darkness.
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Chinese Astronauts' Return Delayed After Space Debris Impact
Three Chinese astronauts' return from Tiangong space station delayed indefinitely after their Shenzhou-20 spacecraft was potentially damaged by space debris, highlighting growing orbital congestion risks.
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French Man Discovers €700,000 Gold Treasure in Backyard
French homeowner discovers €700,000 gold treasure while digging swimming pool. Investigation confirms he can keep the fortune as it has no archaeological value and was found on private property.
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Somali Pirates Hijack Greek Tanker in Major Resurgence
Somali pirates hijacked Greek tanker Hellas Aphrodite off Somalia, marking first commercial ship seizure in over a year. All 24 crew safe in citadel. Resurgence linked to Houthi attacks diverting naval resources.
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China's Gold Rush Leaves Local Communities Behind
China's central bank continues gold purchases for strategic diversification, but local communities in gold-rich Zhaoyuan face economic hardship due to state control and new taxes hitting small jewelers.
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Public Libraries Expand Digital Inclusion Programs Nationwide
Public libraries are expanding digital inclusion programs in 2025 through federal funding, equipment lending, and community partnerships to bridge the digital divide for underserved populations including seniors and low-income...