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The first quarter moon tonight offers stargazers a rare chance to see dramatic shadows cast by ancient lunar mountains and impact craters. No telescope required, though binoculars reveal even more of our moon's stunning geological history.
Deep beneath Sicily, a working salt mine doubles as an underground wonderland with naturally rainbow-striped walls and a cathedral carved from pure salt. The centuries-old mine produces half a million tons of salt annually while showcasing nature's artistry.