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This 3-minute animation will change the way you see the universe.

Two pint-sized spacecraft, MarCO-A and MarCO-B, served as communications relays for NASA’s InSight lander.

• By Mike Wall, SPACE.com on November 30, 2018

The universe has been making stars for a good 13 billion years or so, and a natural question to ask might be “how many stars have existed in that time?” But now astronomers have taken it several steps further and asked “how much light has been emitted in that time?” Using a new measurement method, the team has apparently managed to quantify all the starlight every produced in the observable universe – and the result is a figure that’ll make your eyes water.

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It’s both massive and extremely diffuse.

The “oddball” satellite has astronomers wondering what else they’re missing.

50 years of discovery — and he’s not done yet.

Once again, the decades-old theory of gravity has survived a modern scientific onslaught. Einstein wins again.

The first big international effort to combat mercury pollution is zeroing in on small gold mines, which account for almost half of annual emissions.

Explore the Fornax galaxy for the first time.