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| Der Stern, der längst explodiert sein sollte: T Coronae Borealis | Die ersten Nahaufnahmen eines Sterns außerhalb unserer Galaxie | ESO News | Zusammenprall von Sternen löst Sternenrätsel | ESO News | Metallische Narbe auf kannibalischem Stern gefunden | ESOcast Light |
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| Supernovae lassen schwarze Löcher oder Neutronensterne entstehen (ESOcast 269 Light) | Scheibe um einen Stern in einer anderen Galaxie entdeckt! (ESOCast 268 Light) | Neuer Sterntyp gibt Hinweise auf mysteriösen Ursprung von Magnetaren (ESOcast 264 Light) | Die Asche der ersten Sterne beobachten (ESOcast 261 Light) |
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| Das fehlende Bindeglied für Wasser im Sonnensystem (ESOcast 258 Light) | Wer hat bei Beteigeuze das Licht ausgemacht? (ESOcast 238 Light) | ESOcast 229 Light: Planetenbildende Scheibe durch ihre drei zentralen Sterne zerrissen | ESOcast Light 225: ESO-Teleskop dokumentiert das Verschwinden eines massereichen Sterns |
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| ESOcast 221 Light: ESO-Teleskop sieht Anzeichen für Geburt eines Planeten | ESOcast 217 Light: ESO-Teleskop sieht die Oberfläche des schwächelnden Beteigeuze | ESOcast 216 Light: ALMA lichtet den schönen Ausgang des Kampfes zweier Sterne ab | ESOcast 213 Light: Faszinierende Sterne in der Zentralregion der Milchstraße |
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| ESOcast 210 Light: Erster Nachweis der Erzeugung eines schweren Elements durch eine Kollision von Neutronensternen (4k UHD) | ESOcast 208 Light: Eine kosmische Brezel (4k UHD) | ESOcast 185 Light: Kosmische Schlange | Panoptikum von Scheiben um junge Sterne |
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| ESOcast 155 Light: Toter Stern, von Licht umgeben | ESOcast Light XXX - Bestes Bild von Oberfläche und Atmosphäre eines Sterns (4K UHD) | ESOcast 110 Light: Bestandteile von Leben um junge Sterne (4K UHD) | ESOcast 77: Rätselhafte Wellen in Staubscheibe gefunden |
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| Seltsame Sterne | Chasing Starlight 7 | ESOcast 58: ALMA entdeckt eine Kometenfabrik | The scales of the stars | Earth to Alpha Centauri |
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| Zoom auf die Position von HL Tauri | The Southern Milky Way band (time-lapse) | Das bisher detaillierteste Video von Blasen auf der Oberfläche eines Sterns | Zoom auf Nova Centauri 2013 |
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| Time-lapse sequence with VLT and NTT images | Animation zweier zirkumstellarer Scheiben, die sich umkreisen und Gas und Staub aufsammeln | Gazing at supernova explosions | Zoom out from Garching to the Universe |
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| Wie sich die Helligkeit von Beteigeuze in den Jahren 2019-2020 geändert hat | 3D-Ansicht von LL Pegasi | Two Small Pieces of Glass — fulldome show trailer — flat version (English) | Planet and Disc around Beta Pictoris |
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| Künstlerische Animation einer Mikronova | Künstlerische Darstellung von Beteigeuze und seinem staubigen Schleier | Animation eines Sterns mit einem riesigen magnetischen Fleck | Sonnenflecken und Flecken auf extremen Horizontalaststernen (Animation) |
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| Zoom auf Eta Carinae | Zoom in on the star GJ1214 | Der Supernova-Entstehung auf der Spur | Künstlerische Animation eines Doppelsterns mit einem Weißen Zwerg |
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| Fulldome artist’s impression of the hottest and most massive touching double star | Flug durch den Nebel Sh2-46 | MUSE-Ansicht des jungen stellaren Objekts 177-341 W | MUSE-Aufnahme des jungen stellaren Objekts 244-240 |
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| A tour of SN 1987A | ALMA-Aufnahme der protoplanetaren Scheibe um V883 Orionis | Zoom auf den Kugelsternhaufen NGC 6752 | Das Wachstum der kosmischen Staubkörner in der Scheibe um den Braunen Zwerg ISO-Oph 102 |
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| Animation der Staubkörner in der Scheibe um einen Braunen Zwerg | Flug durch das Alpha Centauri-System | Eine Reise zu Alpha Centauri | Schwenk über den Kugelsternhaufen Messier 4 |
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| The system Gliese 667 (Artist’s impression) | Artist's impression time-lapse of distant supernovae (fulldome) | Zoom-in on IRAS 13481-6124 | The material around SN 1987A (artist’s impression) |
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| Zoom auf den Stern WOH G64 | Zoomen auf den Nebel NGC 6164/6165, der das Sternpaar HD 148937 umgibt | Zoom in on the star GJ1214 (annotated) | Animation der Scheibe und des Jets des jungen Sterns in HH 1177 |
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| Künstlerische Animation der Oberfläche des interstellaren Kometen 2I/Borisov | Fulldome visualisation of a globular star cluster | Erläuterung wie das Magnetfeld eines Sterns das emittierte Licht beeinflusst | Künstlerische Animation: Die dramatische Geschichte des Sternpaares HD 148937 |
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| Etwas Neues am Himmel | Animation der Bahn des interstellaren Kometen 2I/Borisov | Animation der Verschmelzung von Neutronensternen und die Elemente, die sich dabei bilden | Heranzoomen an den jungen Stern in HH 1177 |
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| Künstlerische Animation des Pulsars PSR J1023+0038 | Die Detektion von Sternflecken durch Polarisationsmessungen | Zoom auf den Kugelsternhaufen NGC 6362 | Schwenk über den Kugelsternhaufen NGC 6362 |
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| GJ1214b (Artist’s impression) | ALMA entdeckt Bestandteile des Lebens um junge sonnenähnliche Sterne | 3D-Ansicht des Nebels NGC 6164/6165, der das Sternpaar HD 148937 umgibt | Künstlerische Animation der verbogenen und zerrissenen Scheibe von GW Orionis |
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| Sternenpaar D9 umkreist das supermassereiche Schwarze Loch Sgr A* (künstlerische Animation) | Computeranimation des Doppelsternsystems D9, das das supermassive Schwarze Loch Sgr A* umkreist | Zooming in on a stellar nursery in Corona Australis | Zooming into the star T Cha |
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| Beteigeuze vor und nach seiner Verdunklung (Animation) | R Aquarii im steten Wandel | Supernova discoveries (fulldome) | Planet with superstorm (artist's impression) |
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| Künstlerische Animation der Staubfalle in IRS 48 | Artist's impression of a superflare | Zooming on Beta Pictoris b | Künstlerische Animation von WD 0816-310, einem magnetischen Weißen Zwerg, der Planetenfragmente aufnimmt |
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| Zoom auf Beteigeuze | Künstlerische Animation der Bewegung der Sterne in GW Orionis | Star goes supernova (fulldome) | Vergrößerung von HD101584 |
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