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| Paranal time-lapse 2012f | Time-lapse: glory phenomenon at Paranal | Paranal time-lapse 2012c | Paranal time-lapse 2012b |
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| Paranal time-lapse 2012a | APEX time-lapse | The Chajnantor Plateau (time-lapse) | ALMA and artificial satellites (time-lapse) |
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| ALMA’s Cosmic Ballet (time-lapse) | The Full Moon and the Magellanic Clouds over ALMA (time-lapse) | The ALMA Antennas and the Magellanic Clouds | ALMA Observations at the Chajnantor Plateau (time-lapse) |
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| ALMA operations time-lapse | ESO les desea Felices Fiestas 2023 | ELT Time Capsule Ceremony | A sneak peek of M2's metallic cradle | ELT updates |
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| Se entierra cápsula del tiempo en el Extremely Large Telescope de ESO | Actualizaciones del ELT | World's largest telescope dome takes shape | ELT updates | The steel backbone of ESO’s ELT | Conozca MICADO, una supercámara del ELT |
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| Conozca METIS, un instrumento multiherramienta para el ELT | The scales of the stars | Vídeo del eclipse solar total de 2019, Observatorio La Silla | Illustris simulation of the Universe's evolution in 8k fulldome |
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| Journey to the Centre of the Milky Way Short Fulldome Planetarium Show | Cúmulo globular (impresión artística para domo completo) | SPHERE y la óptica adaptativa | Simulation of gas cloud approaching the black hole at the centre of the Milky Way (fulldome) |
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| The Chajnantor plateau (time-lapse) | Exoplanet in the glow of its parent star | Vídeo en tiempo real del eclipse solar total de 2019, Observatorio La Silla | ESOcast Light 145: Fabricados con éxito los primeros segmentos del espejo principal el ELT |
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| ESOcast Light 108: Ceremonia de colocación de la primera piedra del ELT de ESO (4K UHD) | Lupus 3 cloud | Earth to Alpha Centauri | 4k video of the Sun's surface activity |
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| Acercándonos a HL Tauri | SPHERE 2 | Una animación 3D de el quásar más distante | Sunset at the VLT |
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| Sunset at the VLT | Rotating domes at the VLT | Inside UT1 (time-lapse) | The VLT opens up |
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| The Southern Milky Way band (time-lapse) | Acercándonos al corazón de Messier 87 | 3D animation of M17 (Europe to the Stars clip) | 3D animation of the Cone Nebula (Europe to the Stars clip) |
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| Animación 3D de la nebulosa de Carina | Inside UT1 (time-lapse) | Paranal time-lapse | VLT activity time-lapse |
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| Zodiacal light time-lapse | Simulación de un agujero negro supermasivo (Fulldome) | Laser — do not look into the beam! | Ilustración de Marte hace cuatro mil millones de años (Fulldomo) |
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| ALMA time-lapse 2011 (part 2) | ALMA time-lapse 2011 (part 1) | Messier 78 (3D animation) | ESO’s La Silla Observatory video compilation |
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| ESO’s VLT 2022 raw video compilation | Flying over Cerro Armazones | MUSE, la Máquina de Tiempo Cósmica | Corte de sección del instrumento SPHERE, instalado en el VLT |
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| SPHERE 3 | Four ALMA antennas on the Chajnantor plain | Four ALMA antennas on the Chajnantor pain | Sunset at the VLT |
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| The Paranal Residencia — 1 | Desert view around Paranal — 2 | Desert view around Paranal — 1 | The Paranal Residencia — 2 |
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| Desert view around Paranal — 5 | Desert view around Paranal — 4 | Desert view around Paranal — 3 | El vÍdeo más detallado hasta ahora de las burbujas en la superficie de una estrella |
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| World’s largest mirror support installed | ELT Updates | Desde ESO Supernova hasta el final del Universo | MUSE – Die kosmische Zeitmaschine (German) | Fronteras (Borders) - Fulldome Show |
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| Acercándonos a la nova Centauri 2013 | Visualización de los datos 3D de los Pilares de la Creación | SPHERE 4 | From dusk till dawn - A Paranal perspective |
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| Acercamiento a la imagen infrarroja de VISTA de la Nebulosa de Orión | Secuencia time-lapse con imágenes del VLT y el NTT | Acercándonos a la nebulosa del Cono | Stan Dart — Mare Stellaris flat trailer |
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| Recopilación de imágenes de la inauguración de ESO Supernova | Compilación de imagines sobrevolando el ESO Supernova | Flying into the ELT (fulldome) | Paranal Observatory Compilation 2017 |
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| Acercándonos a una activa región de formación estelar | ESO's La Silla telescopes in 2016 | SPHERE 5 | ESO Ultra HD Time-lapse Compilation |
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| Photographers at ESO's UHD Expedition 2014 | ALMA UHD video compilation | Very Large Telescope UHD Video Compilation | La Silla Observatory UHD Video Compilation |
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