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13 septembre 2019

ESO’s VISTA telescope reveals a remarkable image of the Large Magellanic Cloud, one of our nearest galactic neighbours. VISTA has been surveying this galaxy and its sibling the Small Magellanic Cloud, as well as their surroundings, in unprecedented detail. This survey allows astronomers to observe a large number of stars, opening up new opportunities to study stellar evolution, galactic dynamics, and variable stars.

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Amicalement,
The ESO Department of Communication
13 septembre 2019




  ESO Annonces


Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics awarded to the Event Horizon Telescope Collaboration

9 septembre 2019: The Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) Collaboration, the team who captured an image of a black hole for the first time, has been awarded the 2020 Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics ...

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Lodewijk Woltjer (1930–2019)

27 août 2019: ESO’s longest-serving Director General, Lodewijk Woltjer, passed away on Sunday 25 August 2019 at the age of 89.  Lodewijk Woltjer, known to many as Lo, was ESO’s third ...

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  ESOblog


Cosmic lighthouses — ESO Fellow Trystyn Berg on why he uses some of the most energetic known objects to probe the foggy parts of the Universe

Interview with: Trystyn Berg

6 septembre 2019: As an ESO Fellow in Chile, Trystyn Berg uses our telescopes to answer big questions about the Universe. We catch up with him to find out more about his research, ...

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From comets to cosmology — Meet our 2019 Summer Research Programme students

23 août 2019: This summer, ESO held its first ever Summer Research Programme, giving seven talented university students the opportunity to undertake a six-week long research project at ESO Headquarters. Each student worked ...

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A string of domes in the desert — Site Manager gives peek into running La Silla Observatory

Interview with: Ivo Saviane

9 août 2019: La Silla became ESO’s first observatory when it opened in 1969. Since then, the majestic gathering of telescopes in the Chilean desert has led to an enormous number of scientific ...

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 Photos de la semaine


2 septembre 2019
Prise en flagrant délit


26 août 2019
Paranal enneigé

 
VISTA la nuit  Les étoiles se forment en silence  A la maison dans la Voie lactée  Changer la donne  Rouge et mort depuis longtemps 

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