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Peer into the distant past this month with images of Scholz's star, the Crab Nebula and more.
We explore how powerful your laser needs to be to get noticed on Mars and beyond.
Peer into the most massive black holes in the universe and marvel at extreme solar flares this month.
Signal hints at possible interactions between ordinary hydrogen and dark matter in the early universe, but some scientists remain skeptical.
We start the year with a selection of images that look toward distant stars.
About 100 years ago Henrietta Swan Leavitt helped prove the existence of other galaxies. She is still inspiring astronomers today (infographic).
This month, our slideshow features starry nights and winter wonderlands around our universe.
Even some of the most powerful explosions in the universe might be explained by the collision of magnetic fields.
The giant black hole is one of the biggest ever observed from this far back in time.
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