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| Ilustración animada de la formación de polvo por una supernova en A2744_YD4 | Vista desde la superficie de TRAPPIST-1b | Sobrevolando el sistema planetario de TRAPPIST-1 | Acercándonos a la nebulosa planetaria ESO 378-1 |
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| Acercamiento a la imagen infrarroja de la Nebulosa Pata de Gato tomada por VISTA | Otto at work | An ALMA antenna on the move | An ALMA antenna on the move |
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| Performing tests for ALMA | Performing tests for ALMA | Two moving antennas | ALMA Array Operations Site |
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| Acercamiento a la estrella GJ1214 (con textos) | Vitacura (part 12) | Vitacura (part 6) | Vitacura (part 8) |
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| Vitacura (part 14) | Vitacura (part 7) | Vitacura (part 13) | Vitacura (part 9) |
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| Vitacura (part 11) | Vitacura (part 10) | El exoplaneta más liviano ha sido descubierto - Video News Release (A-roll) | Animación de una supernova de doble detonación |
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| Panorámica a través de la nebulosa Gum 3 | Flying high above the ELT | Animación del disco y el chorro en la joven estrella HH 1177 | Volando a través de los restos de una estrella muerta |
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| Evolución de las imágenes térmicas de Neptuno | Un agujero negro captado mientras lanzaba una ráfaga | Recreación artística de L 98-59c | Recreación artística de L 98-59d |
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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 | Representación artística de la superficie del cometa interestelar 2I/Borisov | Vista animada de Júpiter que muestra los lugares de impacto del cometa Shoemaker-Levy 9 |
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| Acercándonos a la nebulosa Calavera | Volando por el ELT | En el punto de mira del ELT (Extremely Large Telescope) | Comparación del disco de rotación de las galaxias en el universo distante y en el universo actual |
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| Comparación del disco de rotación de las galaxias en el universo distante y en el universo actual | Telescopio Solar McMath | Fulldome simulation of colliding galaxies | Fulldome flight through the cosmic web |
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| Fulldome visualisation of a globular star cluster | Trailer for the planetarium show "From Earth to the Universe" (German version) | Acercamiento a la Nebulosa del Camarón | Lente gravitatoria de galaxias distantes con formación estelar (esquema) |
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| Primer plano del evento de la tronadura de la montaña del E-ELT | ALMA antennas at Chajnantor | ALMA antennas at Chajnantor | Descubrimiento fortuito revela fábricas de estrellas en el Universo lejano |
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| An ALMA antenna on the move | An ALMA antenna on the move | An ALMA antenna on the move | Antenna assembly |
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| Antenna assembly | Antenna assembly | Working at the ALMA OSF | An ALMA antenna on the move |
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| Five ALMA antennas at the OSF | Performing tests for ALMA | Performing tests for ALMA | Constructions at the ALMA site |
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| ALMA at Chajnantor | Two moving antennas | The observatories at Chajnantor | An ALMA antenna on the move |
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| ESO Headquarters | Optics lab (part 1) | Assembly hall (part 2) | Vitacura (part 15) |
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| Assembly hall (part 3) | Optics lab (part 2) | Acercándonos al sistema del agujero negro BH3 | Escaneado a través de diferentes colores de Neptuno con MUSE |
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| Cambios en la cola del cometa C/2016 R2 (PANSTARRS) | Armazones compilation | Cassiopeia A (fulldome) | Antennae Galaxies as seen by ALMA |
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| Centaurus over La Silla timelapse | Explicación de como el campo magnético de una estrella afecta la luz emitida | Paranal time-lapse | ALMA antennas at Chajnantor |
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| ALMA at the Chajnantor plane | Impresión artística de Corot-9b (órbita) | Clouds on the Pacific Ocean | Otto at work |
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| An ALMA antenna on the move | An ALMA antenna on the move | Antenna assembly | Working at the ALMA OSF |
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| An ALMA antenna on the move | Two ALMA antennas at the OSF | Two ALMA antennas at the OSF | An ALMA antenna at the OSF |
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| Five ALMA antennas at the OSF | The ALMA Operations Support Facility | Constructions at the ALMA site | Constructions at the ALMA site |
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