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Galaxy Clusters Should Be Churning Out Tons of Stars, So Why Isn't the Universe Brighter?

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NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory Finds an Elusive Medium-Size Black Hole (PHOTOS)

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United Nations Declares 2015 'International Year of Light,' Chandra X-Ray Observatory Celebrates (SEE THE STUNNING PHOTOS)

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NASA’s Chandra Detects Flare 400 Times Stronger Than Usual From Milky Way's Black Hole (PHOTO)

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NASA's NuSTAR Captures Glorious Photo Of Earth's Sun That Makes Science Seem To Halt (SEE IT HERE)

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Galaxies Collide Creating A 'Spectacular Light Show,' NASA Reports (SEE IT HERE)

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