Image Archive: Stars

R Coronae Australis Complex R Coronae Australis Complex (detail) A Strange Supernova with a Gamma-Ray Burst Star Trails Above the VLT
R Coronae Australis Complex R Coronae Australis Complex (detail) A Strange Supernova with a Gamma-Ray Burst Star Trails Above the VLT
AO-corrected Image of a 17.5-magnitude Star The star that exploded on February 23 in the Large Magellanic Cloud Startrails hanging over La Silla ALMA assembly site
AO-corrected Image of a 17.5-magnitude Star The star that exploded on February 23 in the Large Magellanic Cloud Startrails hanging over La Silla ALMA assembly site
Structure of Stars (artist’s impression) Near-infrared image of AB Doradus A and its companion Wide-field view of the sky around the star HD 85512 Looking into the Milky Way’s Heart — ISAAC observes the Galactic Centre
Structure of Stars (artist’s impression) Near-infrared image of AB Doradus A and its companion Wide-field view of the sky around the star HD 85512 Looking into the Milky Way’s Heart — ISAAC observes the Galactic Centre
Spectrum of planet around HR 8799 A Galactic Fossil The 2M1207 System The Star AB Pictoris and its Companion
Spectrum of planet around HR 8799 A Galactic Fossil The 2M1207 System The Star AB Pictoris and its Companion
Comparison Between OGLE-TR-122b, Jupiter and the Sun K-band image of the unstable star Eta Carinae The star HIC 59206 (uncorrected image) GRB 990510 Sky Region
Comparison Between OGLE-TR-122b, Jupiter and the Sun K-band image of the unstable star Eta Carinae The star HIC 59206 (uncorrected image) GRB 990510 Sky Region
Alpha Centauri from Paranal Alpha Centauri and the Southern Cross The B[e] Supergiant CPD -57º2874 (Artist's View) Infant Solar System in Ophiuchus
Alpha Centauri from Paranal Alpha Centauri and the Southern Cross The B[e] Supergiant CPD -57º2874 (Artist's View) Infant Solar System in Ophiuchus
The Motions of ~14.000 Observed Stars During the Past 250 Million Years The formation of the first, fast-spinning stars Wide-field view of the sky around the red giant star R Sculptoris Around Beta Pictoris
The Motions of ~14.000 Observed Stars During the Past 250 Million Years The formation of the first, fast-spinning stars Wide-field view of the sky around the red giant star R Sculptoris Around Beta Pictoris
SN2008bk: The last moments of a star A Ring Around SN1987A Sky Field in Ophiuchus UVES spectrum of the Sun
SN2008bk: The last moments of a star A Ring Around SN1987A Sky Field in Ophiuchus UVES spectrum of the Sun
Light echo from Supernova 1987A Shell around V445 Puppis (March 2007) The expanding shell around V445 Puppis The Shape of Achernar
Light echo from Supernova 1987A Shell around V445 Puppis (March 2007) The expanding shell around V445 Puppis The Shape of Achernar
"First light" stellar spectra from Giraffe (detail) Non-radial oscillations in the giant star xi Hya RX J0806.3+1527 Stellar Binary System Brightness Decline of Nova in NGC 1316
"First light" stellar spectra from Giraffe (detail) Non-radial oscillations in the giant star xi Hya RX J0806.3+1527 Stellar Binary System Brightness Decline of Nova in NGC 1316
Brightness Decline of Nova in NGC 1316 Young Brown Dwarf in TWA-5 System First Circumstellar Disk around a Massive Star First Circumstellar Disk around a Massive Star
Brightness Decline of Nova in NGC 1316 Young Brown Dwarf in TWA-5 System First Circumstellar Disk around a Massive Star First Circumstellar Disk around a Massive Star
Light Echoes around SN1987A The very metal-deficient star HE 0107-5240 Time Sequence of Crab Pulsar Supernova SN 1987A
Light Echoes around SN1987A The very metal-deficient star HE 0107-5240 Time Sequence of Crab Pulsar Supernova SN 1987A
The 17-mag Eclipsing Binary System NN Ser Stars in the Solar Neighbourhood The star-forming region around NGC 3603 MELIPAL "Very First Light"
The 17-mag Eclipsing Binary System NN Ser Stars in the Solar Neighbourhood The star-forming region around NGC 3603 MELIPAL "Very First Light"
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