The universe is an estimated $93.8 billion trillion in value, according to a new study. The research, published in the journal Nature Astronomy, used data from the Planck satellite to come up with the figure.
This isn't the first time that scientists have attempted to put a price tag on the cosmos. In 2013, another group of researchers calculated that all of the stars in the observable universe were worth around $768 billion trillion. And in 2011, one scientist estimated that all of the atoms in the universe were worth around $10 sextillion (that's a 1 followed by 23 zeroes).
Of course, these are just estimates and it's impossible to really know how much everything is worth. But it's still fun to try!