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| The star that should have exploded already: T Coronae Borealis | Primera imagen ampliada de una estrella extragaláctica | Noticias de ESO | Un choque de estrellas resuelve un misterio estelar | Noticias de ESO | Hallan cicatriz metálica en estrella caníbal | ESOcast Light |
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| Las supernovas dan lugar a agujeros negros o estrellas de neutrones (ESOcast 269 Light) | ¡Disco estelar descubierto en otra galaxia! (ESOCast 268 Light) | Un nuevo tipo de estrella proporciona pistas sobre los orígenes de los magnetares (ESOcast 264 Light) | Observando las cenizas de las primeras estrellas (ESOcast 261 Light) |
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| El eslabón perdido para el agua del Sistema Solar (ESOcast 258 Light) | Who Turned off the Lights on Betelgeuse? (ESOcast 238 Light) | ESOcast 229 Light: Discos de formación planetaria destrozados por sus tres estrellas centrales | ESOcast 225 Light: Telescopios de ESO captan la desaparición de una estrella masiva |
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| ESOcast 221 Light: Un telescopio de ESO capta signos del nacimiento de un planeta | ESOcast 217 Light: Un telescopio de ESO ve la tenue superficie de Betelgeuse | ESOcast 216 Light: ALMA capta los resultados de una batalla estelar | ESOcast 213 Light: Estrellas impresionantes en la región central de la Vía Láctea |
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| ESOcast 210 Light: Primera identificación de un elemento pesado nacido tras la colisión de dos estrellas de neutrones | ESOcast 208 Light: Un pretzel cósmico | ESOcast 185 Light: Una serpiente cósmica | Extraños y fantásticos discos alrededor de estrellas jóvenes |
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| ESOcast 155 Light: Una estrella muerta rodeada de luz (4K UHD) | ESOcast Light XXX – La mejor imagen de la superficie y la atmósfera de una estrella (4K UHD) | ALMA detecta isocianato de metilo alrededor de estrellas jóvenes de tipo solar | ESOcast 77: Mysterious Ripples Found Racing Through Planet-forming Disc |
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| Strangest stars | Chasing Starlight 7 | ESOcast 58: ALMA descubre una factoría de cometas | The scales of the stars | Earth to Alpha Centauri |
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| Acercándonos a HL Tauri | The Southern Milky Way band (time-lapse) | El vÍdeo más detallado hasta ahora de las burbujas en la superficie de una estrella | Acercándonos a la nova Centauri 2013 |
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| Secuencia time-lapse con imágenes del VLT y el NTT | Animación de dos discos circunestelares orbitando y acretando gas y polvo | Gazing at supernova explosions | Zoom out from Garching to the Universe |
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| Cómo cambió el brillo de Betelgeuse en 2019–2020 | Vista 3D de LL Pegasi | Two Small Pieces of Glass — fulldome show trailer — flat version (English) | Planeta y disco alrededor de Beta Pictoris |
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| Representación artística de una micronova | Representación artística de Betelgeuse y su velo polvoriento | Animación de una estrella plagada de manchas magnéticas gigantes | Animación que compara manchas solares con machas de estrellas de rama horizontal extrema. |
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| Acercándonos a Eta Carinae | Acercamiento a la estrella GJ 1214 | Descubriendo los secretos de las supernovas | Representación artística de un sistema binario de estrellas con una enana blanca |
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| Vídeo para planetario fulldome con ilustración animada de la estrella binaria de contacto más masiva y caliente | Vuela a través de la nebulosa Sh2-46 | El joven objeto estelar 177-341 W visto por MUSE | El joven objeto estelar 244-440 visto por MUSE |
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| A tour of SN 1987A | Imagen de ALMA del disco protoplanetario que rodea a V883 Orionis | Acercándonos al cúmulo globular de estrellas NGC 6752 | Impresión artística de los granos en el disco que rodea a una enana marrón |
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| Cómo crecen los granos de polvo cósmico en el disco que rodea a la enana marrón ISO-Oph 102 | Volando por el sistema Alfa Centauri | Un viaje a Alfa Centauri | Panorámica sobre el cúmulo globular de estrellas Messier 4 |
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| El sistema Gliese 667 (Impresión artística) | Artist's impression time-lapse of distant supernovae (fulldome) | Acercamiento a IRAS 13481-6124 | El material interior eyectado por SN 1987A (impresión artística) |
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| Acercándonos a la estrella WOH G64 | Acercándonos a la nebulosa NGC 6164/6165 que rodea a la pareja de estrellas HD 148937 | Acercamiento a la estrella GJ1214 (con textos) | Animación del disco y el chorro en la joven estrella HH 1177 |
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| Representación artística de la superficie del cometa interestelar 2I/Borisov | Fulldome visualisation of a globular star cluster | Explicación de como el campo magnético de una estrella afecta la luz emitida | Reproducción artística: la violenta historia de la pareja estelar HD 148937 |
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| Algo nuevo en los cielos | Animación de la órbita del cometa interestelar 2I/Borisov | Animación de una fusión de estrellas de neutrones y elementos formados durante el evento | Acercándonos a la joven estrella HH 1177 |
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| Animación del púlsar PSR J1023+0038 | La detección de manchas solares utilizando mediciones de polarización | Panorámica sobre el cúmulo globular de estrellas NGC 6362 | Acercándonos al cúmulo globular de estrellas NGC 6362 |
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| GJ1214b (impresión artística) | ALMA detecta un ingrediente para la vida alrededor de estrellas jóvenes de tipo solar | Vista 3D de la nebulosa NGC 6164/6165 que rodea al par estelar HD 148937 | Representación artística y animación del disco deformado y desgarrado de GW Orionis |
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| Reproducción artística del par de estrellas D9 orbitando el agujero negro supermasivo Sgr A* | Pareja de estrellas D9 orbitando el agujero negro supermasivo Sgr A* (reproducción artística) | Acercamiento a una zona de nacimiento estelar en Corona Australis | Viaje hacia la estrella T Cha |
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| Betelgeuse antes y después de su pérdida de brillo (con animación) | La siempre cambiante R Aquarii | Supernova discoveries (fulldome) | Un planeta con una súper tormenta (impresión artística) |
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| Animación artística de la trampa de polvo en IRS 48 | Artist's impression of a superflare | Acercamiento a Beta Pictoris b | Reproducción artística de la enana blanca magnética WD 0816-310 ingiriendo fragmentos planetarios |
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| Acercándonos a Betelgeuse | Representación artística de los movimientos estelares en GW Orionis | Star goes supernova (fulldome) | Acercándonos a HD101584 |
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