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| The Fornax cluster of galaxies | Acercamiento a la estrella doble HD 87643 | Video: Acercamiento a Betelgeuse | Paneo sobre la Nebulosa Helix |
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| Zoom hacia T Leporis | Zoom hacia la Nebulosa Carina | Comet Tempel 1 | Inside looking out |
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| Acercándonos a la region HII conocida como LHA 120-N 180B | Artist's impression of the whirlpool around a gigantic black hole | Acercándonos a Apep | Estrellas orbitando el agujero negro del centro de la Vía Láctea |
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| Objetos en el cielo durante el eclipse solar total de La Silla | Las órbitas de tres estrellas muy cercanas al centro de la Vía Láctea | Fundido de NGC 6369 con y sin óptica adaptativa | Panorámica sobre la nebulosa de Orión |
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| Acercándonos a la nebulosa de Orión | The TRAPPIST telescope in its dome at La Silla | View from the inside of TRAPPIST | Una mirada más de cerca al cielo que rodea a la región de formación estelar RCW 106 |
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| Una mirada más de cerca a los alrededores de la galaxia interactiva NGC 5291 | El colorido cúmulo estelar NGC 2367 | Presidenta de Chile, Michelle Bachelet, participa en videoconferencia con el Observatorio Paranal desde la Expo Milán 2015 | Nuevo enlace de fibra óptica para transmisión de datos a alta velocidad instalado en ALMA |
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| Nuevo enlace de fibra óptica para transmisión de datos a alta velocidad instalado en ALMA | Zoom a la formación de estrellas en la zona austral de la Vía Láctea | Impresión artística de Luhman 16B recreada a partir de observaciones con el VLT | El ciclo vital de una estrella similar al Sol |
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| Panorámica sobre la nueva imagen del VLT con NGC 2014 y NGC 2020 | Acercándonos a una visión de APEX de parte de la Nebulosa de Orión | Acercándonos a la nebulosa planetaria IC 1295 | Diagrama del efecto de lente gravitatoria en galaxias distantes con formación estelar |
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| ALMA Operational Support Facility (part 3) | ALMA Operational Support Facility (part 2) | ALMA Operational Support Facility (part 4) | ALMA Operational Support Facility (part 7) |
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| ALMA Operational Support Facility (part 6) | Estrella vampiro absorbiendo material de su compañera más masiva | Panorámica sobre la guardería estelar NGC 6357 | Panorámica sobre la radiogalaxia Centaurus A, vista por ALMA |
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| Segmentos del espejo del E-ELT a prueba | Primer planeta de origen extragaláctico (impresión artística) | Telescope seeing effects | ESO Movie 23: Physics on Stage 3 – Physics and Life |
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| Swiss 1.2-metre Leonhard Euler Telescope (part 2) | MPG/ESO 2.2-metre telescope (part 11) | The Antenne, NGC4038 and NGC 4039 | Swiss 1.2-metre Leonhard Euler Telescope (part 1) |
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| Assembly hall (part 1) | The spiral galaxy NGC 3190 | MPG/ESO 2.2-metre telescope (part 10) | MPG/ESO 2.2-metre telescope (part 9) |
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| The galaxy NGC 4565 | Estructura de galaxias a siete mil millones de años-luz de distancia | Estructura galáctica a siete mil millones de años-luz de distancia | Acercamiento a la estrella CoRoT-7 |
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| Zoom en RCW 86 | Galaxias en colisión | Zoom y paneo sobre la Nebulosa Helix | Zoom hacia la Nebulosa Helix |
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| The first image of an exoplanet confirmed | First Auxiliary Telescope for the VLT | ADONIS observes low-mass eclipsing system in Orion | Paranal Observatory (December 2000) |
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| The UVES Spectrograph Sees the Sun | Getting ISAAC ready for the VLT | Flight above the VLT Paranal Observatory | VLT Unit Telescope 1 during integration |
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| Segmentos del espejo principal del ELT enviados a Chile | Panorámica a través de la nebulosa Sh2-284 | Panorámica sobre el murciélago cósmico | Artist's impression of the Veil Nebula (fulldome) |
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| Exilio orbital | Perdido en el espacio (ilustración) | ción de la trayectoria de un rayo de luz a través de GRAVITY | Solar eclipse (fulldome artist's impression) |
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| ESO Signs Largest Ever Ground-based Astronomy Contract for E-ELT Dome and Telescope Structure | Extracto de ESOcast 81 | VISTA descubre un componente oculto de la Vía Láctea | Acercamiento a HIP 102152, el gemelo solar más antiguo |
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| Visión tridimensional del gas expulsado de NGC 253 a partir de las observaciones de ALMA | Nube de gas cayendo hacia el agujero negro del centro de la Vía Láctea | Simulación por ordenador de la formación de una trampa de polvo | Panorámica a través de una imagen de la Nebulosa Carina tomada por el VST |
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| ALMA Operational Support Facility (part 1) | Comparación óptico-infrarroja de la imagen gigapíxel de las partes centrales de la Vía Láctea obtenida por VISTA | Las frías nubes de Carina | Acercamiento a las llamaradas de Betelgeuse |
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| Glueing of an antenna | Glueing of an antenna | Glueing of an antenna | Glueing of an antenna |
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| Glueing of an antenna | Glueing of an antenna | Glueing of an antenna | Glueing of an antenna |
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| Glueing of an antenna | Glueing of an antenna | Glueing of an antenna | Glueing of an antenna |
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