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| La crescita dei grani di polvere cosmica nel disco che circonda la nana bruna ISO-Oph 102 | Rappresentazione artistica dei grani di polvere nel disco intorno a una nana bruna | Rappresentazione artistica del pianeta interstellare CFBDSIR J214947.2-040308.9 | Zoom sulla nebulosa planetaria Fleming 1 |
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| Primo piano della nebulosa planetaria Fleming 1 ottenuto con il VLT dell'ESO | Rappresentazione artistica di come si formano i getti oscillanti della nebulosa planetaria | Attraverso il sistema di Alfa Centauri | In viaggio per Alfa Centauri |
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| Trailer for APLF planetarium show on water in the cosmos (German version) | Zoom sull'ammasso globulare Messier 4 | Panoramica dell'ammasso globulare Messier 4 | Trailer for APLF planetarium show on water in the cosmos (French version) |
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| Zoom sulla nebulosa oscura Barnard 59 | Panoramica della nebulosa oscura Barnard 59 | Avvicinandoci all'E-ELT | Zoom sull'ammasso globulare Messier 55 |
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| Panoramica dell'immagine infrarossa dell'ammasso globulare Messier 55 ottenuta con VISTA | VLT Auxiliary Telescopes time-lapse | An infrared/visible light comparison of views of the Helix Nebula | La Silla time-lapse 211109 |
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| El Gordo: a massive distant merging galaxy cluster | El Gordo: a massive distant merging galaxy cluster | Planets everywhere | Meeting at the Operations Support Facility |
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| ALMA control room at the OSF | ALMA control room at the OSF | ALMA antennas at Chajnantor | ALMA at the Chajnantor plane |
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| ALMA antennas at Chajnantor | Site testing on Cerro Armazones | Video News Release 30: E-ELT Site Chosen (eso1018b) | An ALMA antenna |
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| The spiral galaxy NGC 1232 | VLT astronomers at work — 1 | VLTI delay line — 1 | VLTI Delay Line — 3 |
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| The system Gliese 667 (Artist’s impression) | The smallest ELT mirror is a big challenge | ELT Updates | FORS1 and FORS2 at ANTU and KUEYEN 3D | Artist's impression time-lapse of distant supernovae (fulldome) |
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| Rappresentazione artistica del disco che circonda la giovane stella TW Hydrae | Time-lapse video sequence showing the construction of ESO technical building | Zoom-in on IRAS 13481-6124 | ALMA control room at the OSF |
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| ALMA at the Chajnantor plane | ALMA antennas at Chajnantor | ALMA antennas at Chajnantor | ALMA antennas at Chajnantor |
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| ALMA antennas at Chajnantor | ALMA antennas at Chajnantor | ALMA antennas at Chajnantor | Constructions at the ALMA site |
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| Two moving antennas | Inside and outside | Inside the AOS Technical Building | ALMA Array Operations Site |
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| Inside ESO Headquarters (time-lapse) | Video News Release 29: VISTA: A Pioneering New Survey Telescope Starts Work (eso0949b) | VLTI Delay Line — 4 | B-roll: Statement (English) by Thijs de Graauw, ALMA Director |
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| The 1.5-billion-pixel Running Chicken Nebula | Artist’s animation of Trojan debris clouds | The light of night at la Silla | Installazione del tetto di stelle |
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| "From Earth to the Universe" — Venus | JWST Fulldome Science Simulation: Galaxy Collision | ESO Vitacura 2011 — 5 | ESO Vitacura 2011 — 4 |
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| ESO Vitacura 2011 — 2 | ESO Vitacura 2011 — 3 | ESO Vitacura 2011 — 1 | The material around SN 1987A (artist’s impression) |
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| Panning across part of the Large Magellanic Cloud | ALMA antennas at Chajnantor | ALMA antennas at Chajnantor | ALMA antennas at Chajnantor |
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| ALMA antennas at AOS | Inside ESO Headquarters | Video News Release (B-roll): (eso0949o) | B-roll: Statement (English and German) by Wolfgang Wild, European ALMA Project Manager |
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| Zooming into the star WOH G64 | Animazione di un buco nero che sta inghiottendo una stella | ALMA under the stars | Zoom su una fontana galattica |
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| ESO Supernova take-off | Zoom sulla galassia distante MACS1149, e oltre | Zoom sulla Nebulosa Gambero | Time-lapse sequence of ALMA antennas at Chajnantor (part 7) |
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| Otto on the move | Three ALMA antennas at the OSF | Two ALMA antennas at the OSF | The ALMA Operations Support Facility |
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| Constructions at the ALMA site | Inside and outside | ALMA Array Operations Site | Panning across the VISTA infrared view of the Orion Nebula |
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| Vitacura (part 5) | Vitacura (part 3) | Vitacura (part 4) | Vitacura (part 2) |
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