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| Sunset over Chajnantor | Astrónomos observam par de galáxias em interação no espaço profundo | ESO News | Desvendando os segredos das supernovas | Animação artística de um binário com uma anã branca |
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| Time-lapse of the sky above the ESO Supernova Planetarium & Visitor Centre | Aproximação à imagem ALMA da Nebulosa de Orion | Vídeo para planetário fulldome do mais quente e mais massivo binário de estrelas em contacto | O rico enxame estelar IC 4651 |
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| Aproximação ao enxame estelar IC 4651 | A fly-though of the GAMA galaxy survey (with music) | A fly-through of the GAMA galaxy survey (with voice-over) | Trailer do espectáculo para planetário “Da Terra ao Universo” |
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| Fulldome of the Milky Way Behind the VLT | European ALMA Antenna Brings Total on Chajnantor to 16 (Time-lapse) | Video News Release 31: The most distant galaxy ever measured (eso1041b) | Two antennas for ALMA |
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| VLTI Delay Line — 2 | Aproximação à estrela jovem HD 135344B e ao seu candidato a planeta | Timelapse do 3I/ATLAS, um novo objeto interestelar, obtido com o VLT | Voando pela nebulosa Sh2-46 |
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| Espetáculo de estrelas no Paranal: timelapse das Geminídeas | Vista de drone da construção do Extremely Large Telescope do ESO | Um timelapse entusiasmante: um ano na vida do ELT | As diferentes camadas da atmosfera de WASP-121b |
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| As nuvens de Júpiter não são feitas de gelo de amoníaco | Boas Festas do ESO (2024) | O cometa Tsuchinshan-ATLAS visita o Supernova do ESO (timelapse) | A crescer todos os dias |
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| O enxame Hydra I | Observações MUSE do objeto estelar jovem 77-341 W | Uma noite no ELT | A cantar até à Sede do ESO |
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| O nascimento de um novo planeta | Imagem MUSE do jovem objeto estelar 244-440 | A atmosfera do exoplaneta em órbita da AF Leporis | Wormhole VJ clip |
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| Stunning Exoplanet Time-lapse | Simulação de computador da formação estelar na MACS1149-JD1 | Panorâmica sobre a imagem ALMA da Nebulosa de Orion | VJing Clip 2 |
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| VJing Clip 1 | Moldados os primeiros segmentos do espelho principal do ELT | A tour of SN 1987A | A região em torno da Nebulosa Ómega vista pelo VST |
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| Aproximação à imagem VISTA da Pequena Nuvem de Magalhães | Vista em realidade virtual do sistema planetário TRAPPIST-1 | Animação dos planetas em órbita da TRAPPIST-1 | Two Small Pieces of Glass — Fulldome Trailer (German) |
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| Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2016 - fulldome show | Trace Faun VJ clip | Tube Cam VJ clip | Crystal Nodes VJ clip |
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| Tendril VJ clip | BOKK VJ clip | Mocircshii VJ clip | T Hawk VJ clip |
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| P Crawl VJ clip | Milk Cave VJ clip | Wormhole VJ clip | Signal Barrel VJ clip |
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| Imagem ALMA do disco protoplanetário em torno da V883 Orionis | Milky Way moves over Paranal | A viagem da luz através dos cinco espelhos do E-ELT | Imagem ALMA do disco em torno da estrela jovem TW Hydrae |
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| Timelapse video of the La Silla control room | Cerro Armazones time-lapse | Lente gravitacional a afectar galáxias distantes com formação estelar (esquema) | VLT Till the Break of Day |
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| Blowing the lid off Cerro Armazones | A cloudy sunset | Panorâmica da Nebulosa da Lagoa obtida pelo VST | Zooming in on a new image of the Lagoon Nebula from the VST |
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| Sequência vídeo que mostra a construção da extensão da Sede do ESO | Zoom na direção da galáxia ativa NGC 1433 | Zoom na direção do enxame globular NGC 6752 | Um olhar mais de perto ao enxame globular NGC 6752 |
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| Zoom na direção das galáxias com formação estelar intensa no Universo primordial, observadas pelo ALMA | Iluminando a escuridão (zoom) | Zoom na direção da nuvem escura Lupus 3 e das estrelas quentes jovens associadas à nuvem | Geminids time-lapse 4 |
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| Geminids time-lapse 11 | Geminids time-lapse 3 | Geminids time-lapse 7 | Geminids time-lapse 5 |
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| Geminids time-lapse 8 | Geminids time-lapse 13 | Geminids time-lapse 9 | Geminids time-lapse 6 |
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| Geminids time-lapse 12 | Geminids time-lapse 10 | Compilação de reposicionamento ALMA 2012 | Impressão artística dos grãos de poeira no disco em torno de uma anã castanha |
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| O crescimento dos grãos de poeira no disco em torno da anã castanha ISO-Oph 102 | O planeta errante CFBDSIR J214947.2-040308.9 | Vista de pormenor da nebulosa planetária Fleming 1 obtida pelo Very Large Telescope do ESO | Zoom na direção da nebulosa planetária Fleming 1 |
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| Visão artística da formação dos jatos de uma nebulosa planetária | Uma viagem até Alfa Centauri | Um voo pelo sistema de Alfa Centauri | Trailer for APLF planetarium show on water in the cosmos (German version) |
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