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| The emission nebula NGC 6188 | Zoom auf VISTA-Aufnahme von Messier 78 | Überblendete Aufnahmen von Messier 78 in infrarotem und sichtbarem Licht | Video-Schwenk über VISTAs Aufnahme von Messier 78 |
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| Zoom auf die leuchtende Gaswolke LHA 120-N55 in der Großen Magellanschen Wolke | Zoom auf den jungen Stern im Reflexionsnebel IC 2631 | Nahansichten des Reflexionsnebels IC 2631 | Zoom auf die protoplanetare Scheibe mit dem Spitznamen „Fliegende Untertasse“ |
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| Zoom auf den Trifidnebel und zwei dahinterliegende Cepheiden | The Tarantula Nebula (3) | The Tarantula Nebula (2) | The Tarantula Nebula (1) |
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| Pan over the Carina Nebula | Zoom auf die leuchtenden Gaswolken NGC 2014 und NGC 2020 | Zoom auf „Thors Helm“ | Ein Blick durch die Dunstschleier im Gürtel des Orion (Schwenk) |
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| Zoom auf den Helixnebel | Pan over the Helix Nebula | Carina Nebula Zoom-in | Zoomen auf die HII-Region LHA 120-N 180B |
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| NGC 6369 AOF-Überblendung | Schwenk über den Orionnebel | Zoom auf den Orionnebel | Nahansichten der Himmelsregion um das Sternentstehungsgebiet RCW 106 |
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| Zoom auf Sternentstehungsgebiete in der südlichen Milchstraße | Schwenk über die neue VLT-Aufnahme von NGC 2014 und NGC 2020 | Zoom auf eine APEX-Aufnahme eines Teils des Orionnebels | Zoom auf den Planetarischen Nebel IC 1295 |
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| Schwenk über NGC 6357 | Zoom-in RCW 86 | Helix Nebula pan and zoom | Helix Nebula Zoom |
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| ADONIS observes low-mass eclipsing system in Orion | Schwenk über den Nebel Sh2-284 | Schwenk über den Fledermausnebel | Artist's impression of the Veil Nebula (fulldome) |
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| Schwenk über die VST-Aufnahme des Carinanebels | The Cool Clouds of Carina | Into the Eagle Nebula | Pan over the Eagle Nebula |
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| Pan on the Omega Nebula | Zoom in on the Omega Nebula | Exploring the Herbig-Haro object HH 46/47 with ALMA (fulldome) | Schwenk über den Katzenpfoten- und Hummernebel |
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| Nahaansichten des Medusa-Nebels | Zoom auf den Carinanebel | Zooming onto Messier 8 | Zoom in to the Trifid Nebula |
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| VLT, WFI and Hubble observations of the Eagle Nebula | 3D-Animation des Möwennebels | Schwenk über den Carina-Nebel | Zoom auf die Medusa |
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| Zoom auf den Planetarischen Nebel Henize 2-428 | Zoom auf die Sternentstehungsregion Gum 41 | Zoom auf den Planetarischen Nebel Abell 33 | Kameraschwenk über den Planetarischen Nebel Abell 33 |
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| MUSE-Daten des Orionnebels | Zoom auf die Flügel der Weltraum-Möwe | Schwenk über die Dunkelwolke Lupus 3 und die zu ihr gehörenden heißen, jungen Sterne | Schwenk über N 180 |
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| Nahansichten der leuchtenden Gaswolke LHA 120-N55 in der Großen Magellanschen Wolke | Zoom auf den Garnelennebel | Zoom auf den Omeganebel | Nahansichten einer APEX-Aufnahme eines Teils des Orionnebels |
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| Schwenk über einen Teil des Möwennebels | Schwenk über das Sternentstehungsgebiet Gum 15 | Nahansichten des Garnelennebels, aufgenommen mit dem VST der ESO | Schwenk über die Sternentstehungsregion NGC 6559 |
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| Nahansichten der Dunkelwolke Lupus 4 | Zoom auf die Dunkelwolke Lupus 4 | Nahansichten der Sternentstehung in der südlichen Milchstraße | Zoom auf Gum 15 |
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| Schwenk über eine VLT-Aufnahme des Toby-Krug-Nebels | Zoom auf den Sternhaufen NGC 6520 und die Dunkelwolke Barnard 86 | Überblendung von Ansichten des Sternhaufens NGC 6520 und der Dunkelwolke Barnard 86 im sichtbaren und infraroten Licht | Zoom auf den hellen Sternhaufen NGC 3293 |
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| Schwenk über die Sternentstehungsregion Gum 41 | Vergleich der VISTA-Aufnahme von NGC 6357 mit Aufnahmen im sichtbaren Licht | Zooming in on NGC 3603 | The Horsehead Nebula |
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| Zoom auf eine neue Infrarotaufnahme des Carinanebels | Zoom auf Katzenpfoten- und Hummernebel | Zoom auf das Sternentstehungsgebiet NGC 2035 | Panning across NGC 3603 |
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| Detailansichten eines Teils des Kohlensacks | Zoom auf die Sternentstehungsregion RCW 34 | Zoom auf den Toby-Krug-Nebel | Nahansichten des Sternentstehungsgebiets IC 2944 und der Thackaray-Globulen |
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| Zoom auf die Sternentstehungsregion NGC 6559 | Zoom auf ein VISTA-Infrarotbild von NGC 6357 | Nahansichten der Sternentstehungsregion RCW 34 | Zooming in on a stellar nursery in Monoceros |
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| Infrared/visible crossfade of the Monoceros R2 star-forming region (Unannotated) | IR/visible crossfade of the Lagoon Nebula (Messier 8) — Unannotated | Schwenk über den Sternhaufen NGC 6520 und die Dunkelwolke Barnard 86 | Schwenk über „Thors Helm“ |
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| Diving into the Lagoon Nebula | Pan over the Lagoon Nebula | An infrared/visible light comparison of views of the Helix Nebula (unannotated) | Panning across the Cat’s Paw Nebula |
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