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| Primera luz de MATISSE | Acercándonos a la región de formación estelar Lupus 3 | Comparación de las vistas de ALMA y VLT de un evento explosivo en Orión | Acercándonos a la joven y remota galaxia A2744_YD4 |
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| Acercándonos a la galaxia de canto NGC 1055 | Rueda de prensa en la sede central de ESO | Acercándonos al cúmulo de galaxias de Fornax | STS-135 fulldome towback |
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| STS-135 fulldome rollover | STS-135 fulldome rollout | Visualización de los datos 3D de los Pilares de la Creación | Una panorámica a través del colorido cúmulo estelar NGC 3532 |
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| Simulación de una nube de gas desgarrada por el agujero negro del centro de la Vía Láctea | Fox on Cerro Paranal | Galaxias distantes con estrellas en formación en el Universo temprano (zoom). | Fox on Cerro Paranal |
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| Acercamiento al agujero negro estelar NGC 300 X-1 | 3D Animation of the Helix Nebula | El asteroide cercano a la Tierra 2024 YR4 observado con el VLT | El asteroide cercano a la Tierra 2024 YR4 observado con el VLT |
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| 42 asteroides de nuestro Sistema Solar y sus órbitas | Acercándonos a la galaxia enana Kinman | Cactus at ALMA | VLT VISIR |
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| The X-Ray Universe Virtual Reality | Acercándonos a la nebulosa de la Tarántula | Acercándonos a la nebulosa Saturno | The New Technology Telescope turns in La Silla |
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| A night of stargazing at the New Technology Telescope | Radiación térmica | Inusual vista del telescopio de 3.6 metros | Artist’s impression of the exoplanet 51 Pegasi b |
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| La nebulosa oscura LDN 483, más de cerca | TV spot for the 3D production Hidden Universe | Acercamiento a la región de formación estelar NGC 3324 | Acercamiento a la imagen de las galaxias de las antenas obtenida por ALMA |
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| Animación del sistema planetario en torno a la estrella HD 10180 similar al Sol (impresión artística) | Acercamiento a HD 10180, estrella similar al Sol | "Physics on Stage" trailer | Animación de la órbita polar de 2M1510 (AB) b alrededor de dos enanas marrones |
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| Viaja a 2M1510 (AB) b, un planeta en una órbita perpendicular alrededor de dos enanas marrones | Día Internacional de la Mujer y la Niña en la Ciencia 2024 (subtítulada en español) | Didactic sequence - Solar eclipse landscape | Didactic sequence - Phases of the Moon (German version) |
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| Didactic sequence - Phases of the Moon | Didactic sequence - Planetary loop | Didactic sequence - Planetary loop (German version) | Didactic sequence - Seasons |
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| Didactic sequence - Seasons (German version) | Didactic sequence - Solar eclipse | Didactic sequence - Solar eclipse (German version) | Didactic sequence - Lunar-eclipse (German version) |
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| Didactic sequence - Lunar-eclipse | Teamwork makes the dream work at the VLT | The VLT at Dusk | Moonrise at Paranal |
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| Animación del cometa 67P/Churyumov-Gerasimenko | La región central de la Vía Láctea en luz visible y en infrarrojo cercano | Panorámica sobre la Gran Nube de Magallanes | Paranal nightfall |
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| Fulldome supernovae | Black Hole Magnetohydrodynamic Simulation | The Planets — Expedition into the Solar System | ATTRACT |
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| Mars: The Red Planet Virtual Reality | Orbitando un agujero negro cerca del horizonte de sucesos (cúpula completa) | Orbitando un agujero negro cerca del horizonte de sucesos 2 (cúpula completa) | Orbitando un agujero negro cerca del horizonte de sucesos 3 (cúpula completa) |
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| Panorámica sobre RCW 38 | Sombra de la Luna | Una panorámica sobre la rica región que rodea a la nebulosa de la Tarántula en la Gran Nube de Magallanes | Acercándonos a la región de formación estelar Sharpless 29 |
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| Panorámica sobre la imagen de Sharpless 29 obtenida por el VST | Volando desde la Tierra hacia la estrella WASP-19 en la constelación de Vela | Luz atravesando la atmósfera de WASP-19b | Animación 3D de Antares |
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| Visualización de una galaxia experimentado un proceso de desgarro por presión dinámica | Artificial stars over Paranal | Vídeo-ilustración del planeta que orbita a Próxima Centauri | "From Earth to the Universe" — Earth |
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| "From Earth to the Universe" — Europa and Io | "From Earth to the Universe" — Neptune | "From Earth to the Universe" — Saturn | "From Earth to the Universe" — Pluto |
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| "From Earth to the Universe" — Kuiper belt objects (KBO) | "From Earth to the Universe" — Hubble Deep Field | "From Earth to the Universe" — ISS Cupola | "From Earth to the Universe" — Earth from the JEM Window |
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| "From Earth to the Universe" — Sunspots | "From Earth to the Universe" — The Sun | "From Earth to the Universe" — Space Shuttle Discovery in Space | "From Earth to the Universe" — NGC 7006 Cluster |
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| "From Earth to the Universe" — Pleiades Cluster | Sunset on VLT platform | Sunset on VLT platform | VLT Telescope dome shutters opening |
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| VLT Telescope backside instruments | VLT platform | VLT night time-lapse | VLT night time-lapse |
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