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| Relocation of an ALMA AEM antenna to the OSF (part 1) | Relocation of an ALMA AEM antenna to the OSF (part 13) | Relocation of an ALMA AEM antenna to the OSF (part 3) | Relocation of an ALMA AEM antenna to the OSF (part 19) |
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| Relocation of an ALMA AEM antenna to the OSF (part 6) | Relocation of an ALMA AEM antenna to the OSF (part 16) | Relocation of an ALMA AEM antenna to the OSF (part 20) | Relocation of an ALMA AEM antenna to the OSF (part 4) |
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| Relocation of an ALMA AEM antenna to the OSF (part 17, time-lapse) | Relocation of an ALMA AEM antenna to the OSF (part 24) | Relocation of an ALMA AEM antenna to the OSF (part 22) | Relocation of an ALMA AEM antenna to the OSF (part 21, time-lapse) |
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| Relocation of an ALMA AEM antenna to the OSF (part 23, time-lapse) | Relocation of an ALMA AEM antenna to the OSF (part 18, time-lapse) | Relocation of an ALMA AEM antenna to the OSF (part 9) | Relocation of an ALMA AEM antenna to the OSF (part 8) |
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| Relocation of an ALMA AEM antenna to the OSF (part 15, time-lapse) | 3D animation of the E-ELT (Europe to the Stars clip) | The vampire double star SS Leporis (unannotated) | Panning across the ALMA and Hubble views of the Antennae Galaxies |
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| First planet of extragalactic origin (artist's impression) | Zooming in on the first planet of extragalactic origin | The orbit of the first planet of extragalactic origin (artist's impression) | Pan over Atoms-for-Peace: a galactic collision in action |
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| Zooming in on the HAWK-I infrared image of the spectacular barred spiral galaxy NGC 1365 | ESO Movie 25: APEX – The Atacama Pathfinder Experiment | VLT compilation 2007 | The Large Magellanic Cloud |
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| The barred spiral galaxy ESO 269-57 | Southern Pinwheel Galaxy | MPG/ESO 2.2-metre telescope (Part 4) | MPG/ESO 2.2-metre telescope (part 5) |
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| The spiral galaxy Messier 66 | The Tarantula Nebula (3) | Radial velocity | MPG/ESO 2.2-metre telescope (part 3) |
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| The Tarantula Nebula (1) | The Tarantula Nebula (2) | Pan over the Carina Nebula | B-roll: Artist's Impressions and Time-lapse Sequence with Real NACO Data |
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| 6dF Galaxy Survey: Beyond the Crux | Animation eines Dreifachsystems mit dem erdnächsten Schwarzen Loch | The ALMA cacti | Die Zentralregion der Milchstraße aus der Sicht von VISTA und HAWK-I |
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| Erkundung der Oberfläche einer Supererde, die Barnards Stern umkreist (künstlerische Darstellung) | Lunar Eclipse (fulldome) | Zoom auf Ross 128 | Eine Tour durch das Paranal-Observatorium der ESO im Miniaturformat |
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| Zoom auf die ungewöhnliche Aktive Galaxie Markarian 1018 | La Silla under the Milky Way | Eine Nahansicht der Sculptor-Zwerggalaxie | Zoom auf den Sternhaufen NGC 2367 |
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| Zoom auf die leuchtenden Gaswolken NGC 2014 und NGC 2020 | Zoom auf die Geburtsstätte eines Monstersterns | Zoom of an artist's impression of a galaxy accreting material from its surroundings | Zoom auf den Sternhaufen NGC 3766 |
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| Animation der Staubfalle | Zoom auf die Spiralgalaxie NGC 1637 | Zoom auf „Thors Helm“ | ELT trailer 2012 |
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| Ein Blick durch die Dunstschleier im Gürtel des Orion (Schwenk) | Zoom auf junge Galaxien im frühen Universum | Zoom auf den Helixnebel | Moving ALMA antennas |
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| Moving ALMA antennas | Moving ALMA antennas | Moving ALMA antennas | Moving ALMA antennas |
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| Moving ALMA antennas | Moving ALMA antennas | Moving ALMA antennas | Moving ALMA antennas |
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| Moving ALMA antennas | Moving ALMA antennas | Moving ALMA antennas | Moving ALMA antennas |
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| Moving ALMA antennas | Moving ALMA antennas | Moving ALMA antennas | Moving ALMA antennas |
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| Moving ALMA antennas | Moving ALMA antennas | Moving ALMA antennas | ESO Movie 24: ALMA – The Atacama Large Millimeter Array |
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| The spiral galaxy NGC 2613 | The cluster of galaxies CL 2244 – 02 | MPG/ESO 2.2-metre telescope (part 7) | Abell 370 |
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| MPG/ESO 2.2-metre telescope (part 6) | The starburst galaxy NGC 1313 | MPG/ESO 2.2-metre telescope (part 8) | The Fornax cluster of galaxies |
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| Zoom-in on the double star HD 87643 | Zoom in on Betelgeuse | Pan over the Helix Nebula | Zoom-in onto T Leporis |
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| Carina Nebula Zoom-in | Comet Tempel 1 | Inside looking out | Zoomen auf die HII-Region LHA 120-N 180B |
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