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Watch Barbie's 57-Year Evolution in 37 Seconds

Watch her body evolve from a thin teen model to her new, curvy form

By Eliana Dockterman and Mia Tramz January 28, 2016

See New Horizons' Entire Pluto Flyby in 23 Seconds

Get a good look at the dwarf planet

By Mia Tramz September 1, 2015

See Striking New Images of Algae Blooms in the Great Lakes

NASA released these images on Tuesday showing algal blooms in Lake St. Clair (above) and Lake Erie (below). The image was taken by the Operational Land Imager (OLI) on the Landsat 8 satellite on July...

By Mia Tramz August 5, 2015

See the Far Side of the Moon From a Million Miles Away

Illuminated from a distance for the first time

By Mia Tramz August 5, 2015

New Pluto Image Shows Enhanced View of Its Heart

NASA released the false color composite image

By Mia Tramz and Julia Zorthian July 24, 2015

New Horizons Finds Second Mountain Range in Pluto's Heart

The newly discovered peaks are as high as the Appalachian Mountains

By Olivier Laurent and Mia Tramz July 22, 2015

Two Filmmakers Set Out to Capture the Last Mesmerizing Dark Skies

Skyglow is a still-photography, time-lapse project

By Mia Tramz April 14, 2015

Celebrate Philae's Comet Landing With These 3 Mesmerizing Music Videos

Time for a victory dance

By Mia Tramz November 12, 2014

See the Stunning New Portrait of Mars from India's MOM Spacecraft

India's Mars Orbiter Mission (MOM), which began orbiting the Red Planet on Sept. 23, has already sent back a stunning new portrait of Mars. The image taken Sept. 28 shows the beginnings of a dust...

By Mia Tramz October 1, 2014

See Iceland's Volcano Raging Under the Northern Lights

Since the Aug. 31 eruption of Iceland's Bardarbunga volcano, the world has watched in awe as it spews glowing red lava into the desolate landscape. Bardarbunga has stemmed a series of earthquakes through the country,...

By Mia Tramz September 7, 2014

These 5 GIFs Show the Biggest Moments of the Apollo 11 Moon Landing

Humankind first stepped on the moon 50 years ago this month

By Mia Tramz July 18, 2014

D-Day: A Soldier In the Surf

Watch the video that shows how the famed photojournalist's negatives were almost lost

By Mia Tramz May 29, 2014

Two Bolts of Lightning Strike One World Trade Center

As a thunderstorm passed over New York City Friday night, photojournalist Gary Hershorn captured two bolts of lightning hitting the spire on top of One World Trade Center in Lower Manhattan. A seasoned photographer and...

By Mia Tramz May 23, 2014

Decoding Jackie O's Signature Style

From oversize shades to all white everything, we break down the timeless look of an American icon

By Mia Tramz May 19, 2014

5 Met Gala Gowns You Must See From Every Angle

Get a 360-degree look at the some of the night's most fashion-forward dresses

By Mia Tramz May 6, 2014

Can't Get Outside? Watch Tonight's Total Lunar Eclipse Live Here

[youtube http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S7aXzE5ZNH8&w=560&h=315] At 3:07 a.m. E.T. Tuesday, the moon will show the bright red blush of an eclipse, a celestial phenomenon explained by TIME science editor Jeffrey Kluger here. Starting at 2 a.m. E.T., watch...

By Mia Tramz April 14, 2014

L'Wren Scott's Best Dresses

Celebrity fans included Sarah Jessica Parker, Michelle Obama, Amy Adams, Christina Hendricks, and many more

By Charlotte Alter and Mia Tramz March 17, 2014

10 Best Questions from TIME's 1 World Trade Center Twitter Chat

Here are the 10 best questions from LightBox's 1 World Trade Center Twitter chat

By Mia Tramz March 10, 2014

Through A Lens Darkly: History and Identity in African American Photography

Through A Lens Darkly, an extraordinary new documentary by filmmaker Thomas Allen Harris, provides a deep, rich dive into the history of African American photography

By Mia Tramz February 25, 2014