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| La galaxia giratoria más distante descubierta hasta ahora es una rareza espacial | Noticias de ESO | Descubriendo las estrellas que nos ayudan con nuestra salud dental (ESOcast 244 Light) | Fuegos artificiales cósmicos revelan la presencia de estrellas recién nacidas (ESOcast Light 239) | ESOcast 228 Light: ALMA ve la galaxia parecida a la Vía Láctea más distante |
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| ESOcast 207 Light: Una enigmática ráfaga de ondas de radio ilumina un tranquilo halo galáctico (4K UHD) | ESOCast 177 Light: Una joya galáctica (4K UHD) | ESOcast 174 Light: Elegancia elíptica (4K UHD) | ESOCast 163 Light: Demasiadas estrellas masivas en galaxias starburst (4K UHD) |
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| ESOcast 161 Light: Una galaxia distante revela que hubo formación estelar en una época muy temprana (4K UHD) | ESOcast 134 Light: Revelando secretos galácticos (4K UHD) | ESOcast 104 Light: La deslumbrante Pequeña Nube de Magallanes | 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 | Fly over the NGC 3640 galaxy group |
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| Acercándonos a la galaxia SDSS1335+0728 y a su agujero negro, recién despertado | Acercándose hacia la Gran Nube de Magallanes | Panorámica sobre la nueva imagen de NGC 1055 | Astrónomos observan un par de galaxias en una batalla en el espacio profundo | Noticias de ESO |
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| Descubriendo los secretos de las supernovas | A fly-though of the GAMA galaxy survey (with music) | A fly-through of the GAMA galaxy survey (with voice-over) | Simulación por ordenador de formación estelar en MACS1149-JD1 |
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| Acercándonos a la imagen de la Pequeña Nube de Magallanes obtenida por VISTA | Lente gravitatoria de galaxias distantes con formación estelar (esquema) | Acercándonos a la galaxia activa NGC 1433 | Acercándonos a galaxias con formación estelar en el universo temprano vistas por ALMA |
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| The spiral galaxy NGC 1232 | JWST Fulldome Science Simulation: Galaxy Collision | Recorrido a través de parte de la Gran Nube de Magallanes | Acercándonos a la galaxia distante MACS1149, y más allá |
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| Acercándonos a REBELS-25 | El Modelo Unificado de núcleos activos de galaxia | Ilustración animada de la formación de polvo por una supernova en A2744_YD4 | Un agujero negro captado mientras lanzaba una ráfaga |
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| Múltiples vistas de la galaxia NGC 4303, observada con el VLT y con ALMA | Múltiples vistas de la galaxia NGC 1300, observada con el VLT y con ALMA | Comparación del disco de rotación de las galaxias en el universo distante y en el universo actual | Comparación del disco de rotación de las galaxias en el universo distante y en el universo actual |
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| Fulldome simulation of colliding galaxies | Lente gravitatoria de galaxias distantes con formación estelar (esquema) | Antennae Galaxies as seen by ALMA | Paranal time-lapse |
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| Algo nuevo en los cielos | Animación de una representación artística del núcleo de galaxia activo de Messier 77 | Comparación de Messier 83 en visible/infrarrojo | Recorrido por Messier 83 en el infrarrojo |
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| Múltiples vistas de la galaxia NGC 1087, observada con el VLT y con ALMA | Comparación en infrarrojo y visible de la Galaxia Escultor (NGC 253) | Acercamiento a la galaxia espiral NGC 6744 | La galaxia NGC 4383 en diferentes longitudes de onda |
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| Comparación de imágenes en el visible y en el infrarrojo de la Pequeña Nube de Magallanes | Acercándonos a la galaxia activa distante PKS 1830-211 | Acercamiento a la imagen de VISTA de la Galaxia Escultor (NGC 253) | Vistas en lo visible e infrarrojo de la galaxia caníbal gigante Centaurus A |
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| Acercamiento a NGC 253 | Centro de la Vía Láctea, del infrarrojo a luz visible | Paneo de VISTA sobre el Centro de la Vía Láctea | Zoom de VISTA en el Centro de la Vía Láctea |
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| Centro de la Vía Láctea, del infrarrojo a luz visible (con texto) | Dentro de Centaurus A | Múltiples vistas de la galaxia NGC 4303, observada con el VLT y con ALMA (con anotaciones) | Acercándonos a AT2019qiz |
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| Recorrido a través de la galaxia Meathook | Acercándonos a JADES-GS-z14-0 | Acercándonos a la Gran Nube de Magallanes | Ilustración de una galaxia distante con brote de formación estelar |
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| Múltiples vistas de la galaxia NGC 4254, observada con el VLT y con ALMA | Artist’s impression of the star S2 passing very close to the supermassive black hole at the centre of the Milky Way | Acercamiento a la espiral austral NGC 300 | Destination: Proxima Centauri b |
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| Acercamiento a la galaxia Meathook | Cuándo nació el oxígeno | VLT Looks into The Eyes of the Virgin | 5000 Eyes: Mapping the Universe with DESI (English Trailer) |
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| Múltiples vistas de la galaxia NGC 3627, observada con el VLT y con ALMA | Virtual Reality simulation of the Galactic Centre | Acercándonos a la galaxia distante MACS 1149-JD1 | Acercamiento a la imagen en infrarrojo de Messier 83 captada por HAWK-I |
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| From Earth to Andromeda | Flight through distant galaxies | Haciendo zum en la galaxia NGC 1316 | Visualización de una galaxia experimentado un proceso de desgarro por presión dinámica |
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| Recorrido a través de la espiral austral NGC 300 | Acercándonos a una estrella Wolf-Rayet en la remota galaxia NGP-190387 | Acercamiento a la extraña galaxia Centaurus A | Recorriendo el campo de NGC 4666 |
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| Recreación artística de la galaxia NGP–190387 | Animación de la órbita de Gaia | Acercándonos a NGC 5018 | Animación de la señal de FRB 181112 viajando por el espacio |
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| Hoag's Object — a ring galaxy (fulldome) | El centro de nuestra galaxia | Ilustración del proceso de desgarro por presión dinámica | Lente gravitacional de la galaxia distante SPT0418-47 (esquema) |
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| Recorrido a través de la galaxia espiral NGC 247 | Acercamiento a la galaxia espiral NGC 247 | The Whirlpool Galaxy (M51) | Spiral Galaxy |
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