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| Die am weitesten entfernte rotierende Galaxie ist eine Kuriosität im All | ESO News | Auf der Suche nach den Sternen, die für unsere Zahngesundheit wichtig sind (ESOcast 244 Light) | Kosmisches Feuerwerk enthüllt neugeborene Sterne (ESOcast Light 239) | ESOcast 228 Light: ALMA findet das am weitesten entfernte Ebenbild der Milchstraße |
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| ESOcast 207 Light: Rätselhafter Radioausbruch erhellt den ruhigen Halo einer Galaxie (4k UHD) | ESOCast 177 Light: Ein galaktisches Juwel (4K UHD) | ESOcast 174 Light: Elliptische Eleganz (4K UHD) | ESOcast 163 Light: Zu viele massereiche Sterne in Starburstgalaxien (4K UHD) |
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| ESOcast 161 Light: Ferne Galaxie zeigt sehr frühe Sternentstehung (4K UHD) | ESOcast 134 Light: Enthüllung galaktischer Geheimnisse (4K UHD) | ESOcast 105 Light: die Faszination der Kleinen Magellanschen Wolke (4K UHD) | Blueprints of the Universe |
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| "From Earth to the Universe" — Triangulum Galaxy | "From Earth to the Universe" — NGC 1309 | "From Earth to the Universe" — NGC 3256 | Flug über die NGC-3640-Galaxiengruppe |
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| Zoom in die Galaxie SDSS1335+0728 und ihr neu erwachtes Schwarzes Loch | Zooming in on the Large Magellanic Cloud | Schwenk auf die neue Aufnahme von NGC 1055 | Astronomen beobachten zwei Galaxien im Wettstreit | ESO News |
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| Der Supernova-Entstehung auf der Spur | A fly-though of the GAMA galaxy survey (with music) | A fly-through of the GAMA galaxy survey (with voice-over) | Computersimulation der Sternentstehung im MACS1149-JD1 |
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| Detailansichten der VISTA-Aufnahme der Kleinen Magellanschen Wolke | Gravitationslinseneffekt ferner Galaxien mit Sternentstehung (schematisch) | Zoom auf die aktive Galaxie NGC 1433 | Zoom auf Galaxien mit Sternentstehungsgebieten im frühen Universum, die mit ALMA beobachtet wurden |
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| The spiral galaxy NGC 1232 | JWST Fulldome Science Simulation: Galaxy Collision | Panning across part of the Large Magellanic Cloud | Zoom auf die entfernte Galaxie MACS1149 und darüber hinaus |
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| Zoom auf REBELS-25 | Das Standardmodell von aktiven galaktischen Kernen | Animation der Staubentstehung durch Supernovae in A2744_YD4 | Schwarzes Loch beim Pusten erwischt |
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| Verschiedene Ansichten der Galaxie NGC 4303, aufgenommen mit dem VLT und ALMA | Verschiedene Ansichten der Galaxie NGC 1300, aufgenommen mit dem VLT und ALMA | Vergleich von rotierenden Scheibengalaxien im fernen Universum und heute | Vergleich von rotierenden Scheibengalaxien im fernen Universum und heute |
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| Fulldome simulation of colliding galaxies | Gravitationslinseneffekt fernter Galaxien mit Sternentstehung (schematisch) | Antennae Galaxies as seen by ALMA | Paranal time-lapse |
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| Etwas Neues am Himmel | Künstlerische Animation des aktiven galaktischen Kerns von Messier 77 | Panning across Messier 83 in the infrared | Visible/infrared cross-fades of Messier 83 |
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| Verschiedene Ansichten der Galaxie NGC 1087, aufgenommen mit dem VLT und ALMA | IR/visible crossfade of the Sculptor Galaxy (NGC 253) | Zooming in on the spiral galaxy NGC 6744 | NBC 4383 in verschiedenen Wellenlängen |
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| Vergleich der Kleinen Magellanschen Wolke im infraroten und sichtbaren Licht | Zoom auf die entfernte aktive Galaxie PKS 1830-211 | Zooming in on the VISTA view of the Sculptor Galaxy (NGC 253) | Visible and infrared views of giant, cannibal galaxy Centaurus A |
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| Zooming in on NGC 253 | Infrared-visual crossfade, centre of the Milky Way | Zooming in on VISTA’s view of the centre of the Milky Way | Infrared-visual crossfade, centre of the Milky Way (Annotated) |
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| Panning across VISTA’s view of the Centre of the Milky Way | Inside Centaurus A | Verschiedene Ansichten der Galaxie NGC 4303, aufgenommen mit dem VLT und ALMA (mit Erläuterungen) | Zoomen auf AT2019qiz |
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| Panning across the Meathook Galaxy | Zoom auf JADES-GS-z14-0 | Zoomen in die Große Magellansche Wolke | Animation einer Starburstgalaxie |
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| Verschiedene Ansichten der Galaxie NGC 4254, aufgenommen mit dem VLT und ALMA | Animation des Sterns S2, wie er sehr nah am supermassereichen Schwarzen Loch im Zentrum der Milchstraße vorbeizieht | Zooming into the southern spiral NGC 300 | Destination: Proxima Centauri b |
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| Zooming in on the Meathook Galaxy | Als zum ersten Mal Sauerstoff entstand | VLT Looks into The Eyes of the Virgin | 5000 Eyes: Mapping the Universe with DESI (English Trailer) |
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| Verschiedene Ansichten der Galaxie NGC 3627, aufgenommen mit dem VLT und ALMA | Virtual Reality simulation of the Galactic Centre | Zoom auf die entfernte Galaxie MACS 1149-JD1 | Zooming in on the HAWK-I infrared view of Messier 83 |
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| From Earth to Andromeda | Flight through distant galaxies | Zoom auf die Galaxie NGC 1316 | Veranschaulichung des „Ram Pressure Stripping“ bei einer Galaxie |
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| Panning across the southern spiral NGC 300 | Annäherung an einen Wolf-Rayet-Stern in der weit entfernten Galaxie NGP-190387 | Zoom auf die ungewöhnliche Galaxie Centaurus A | Panning across the field of NGC 4666 |
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| Künstlerische Animation der Galaxie NGP-190387 | Animation von Gaias Orbit | Zoomen auf NGC 5018 | Animation des FRB 181112-Signals, das durch den Weltraum läuft |
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| Hoag's Object — a ring galaxy (fulldome) | The Centre of our Galaxy | Künstlerische Darstellung des „Ram Pressure Stripping“ | Wirkung einer Gravitationslinse auf die entfernte Galaxie SPT0418-47 (schematisch) |
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| Zooming in on the Leo Triplet of galaxies | Zooming in on the spiral galaxy NGC 247 | Panning across the spiral galaxy NGC 247 | The Whirlpool Galaxy (M51) |
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