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| Zoom auf einen Stern, der zweimal explodierte | Ein "Flug" nach TYC 9889-760-1 | The interior of ExTrA | La Silla after sunset time-lapse |
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| Simulation eines supermassereichen schwarzen Lochs (VR) | The Hot and Energetic Universe Virtual Reality | Zoom auf RCW 38 | Erstes Licht für MATISSE |
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| Zoom auf die Sternentstehungsregion Lupus 3 | Vergleich der ALMA- und VLT-Aufnahmen der Explosion im Sternbild Orion | Zoom auf die junge staubhaltige Galaxie A2744_YD4 | Zoom auf die Galaxie NGC 1055 |
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| Press Conference at ESO HQ | Zoom auf den Fornax-Galaxienhaufen | STS-135 fulldome towback | STS-135 fulldome rollover |
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| STS-135 fulldome rollout | Dreidimensionale Visualisierung der Säulen der Schöpfung | Kameraschwenk über den farbenfrohen Sternhaufen NGC 3532 | Simulation einer Gaswolke, die vom Schwarzen Loch im Zentrum der Milchstraße auseinandergerissen wird |
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| Fox on Cerro Paranal | Zoom auf ferne sternbildende Galaxien im frühen Universum | Fox on Cerro Paranal | Zoom in onto the stellar black hole NGC 300 X-1 |
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| 3D Animation of the Helix Nebula | Erdnaher Asteroid 2024 YR4 mit dem VLT beobachtet | Erdnaher Asteroid 2024 YR4 mit dem VLT beobachtet | 42 Asteroiden in unserem Sonnensystem und ihren Bahnen |
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| Hineinzoomen auf die Kinam-Zwerggalaxie | Cactus at ALMA | VLT VISIR | The X-Ray Universe Virtual Reality |
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| Zoom auf den Tarantelnebel | Zoom auf den Saturnnebel | The New Technology Telescope turns in La Silla | A night of stargazing at the New Technology Telescope |
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| Thermal radiation | An unusual view of the ESO 3.6-metre telescope | Animation des Exoplaneten 51 Pegasi b | Nahansichten des Dunkelnebels LDN 483 |
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| TV spot for the 3D production Hidden Universe | Zoom auf das Sternentstehungsgebiet NGC3324 | Zooming on ALMA’s view of the Antennae Galaxies | Zooming in on the Sun-like star HD 10180 |
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| Animation of the planetary system around Sun-like star HD 10180 (artist’s impression) | "Physics on Stage" trailer | Animation der Umlaufbahn von 2M1510 (AB) b um zwei Braune Zwerge | Reise zu 2M1510 (AB) b, einem Planeten in einer senkrechten Umlaufbahn um zwei Braune Zwerge |
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| International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2024 (Spanish subtitles) | Sonnenfinsternis Landschaft | Teamwork makes the dream work at the VLT | The VLT at Dusk |
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| Moonrise at Paranal | Animation des Kometen 67P/Churyumov–Gerasimenko | Die Zentralregion der Milchstraße im sichtbaren Licht und im Infraroten | Schwenk über die Große Magellansche Wolke |
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| Paranal nightfall | Fulldome supernovae | Magneto-hydrodynamische Simulation eines schwarzen Lochs | The Planets — Expedition into the Solar System |
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| ATTRACT | Mars: The Red Planet Virtual Reality | Ein Schwarzes Loch in der Nähe des Ereignishorizonts umkreisen (Fulldome) | Ein Schwarzes Loch in der Nähe des Ereignishorizonts umkreisen 3 (Fulldome) |
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| Ein Schwarzes Loch in der Nähe des Ereignishorizonts umkreisen 2 (Fulldome) | Schwenk über RCW 38 | Schatten des Mondes | Schwenk über die reichhaltige Region um den Tarantelnebel in der Großen Magellanschen Wolke |
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| Zoom auf die Sternentstehungsregion Sharpless 29 | Schwenk über die VST-Aufnahme von Sharpless 29 | Flug von der Erde zum Stern WASP-19 im Sternbild Vela | Licht auf seinem Weg durch die Atmosphäre von WASP-19b |
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| 3D-Animation von Antares | Veranschaulichung des „Ram Pressure Stripping“ bei einer Galaxie | Künstliche Sterne über dem Paranal | Künstlerische Darstellung des um Proxima Centauri kreisenden Planeten |
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| "From Earth to the Universe" — Earth | "From Earth to the Universe" — Europa and Io | "From Earth to the Universe" — Neptune | "From Earth to the Universe" — Saturn |
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| "From Earth to the Universe" — Pluto | "From Earth to the Universe" — Kuiper belt objects (KBO) | "From Earth to the Universe" — Hubble Deep Field | "From Earth to the Universe" — ISS Cupola |
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| "From Earth to the Universe" — Earth from the JEM Window | "From Earth to the Universe" — Sunspots | "From Earth to the Universe" — The Sun | "From Earth to the Universe" — Space Shuttle Discovery in Space |
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| "From Earth to the Universe" — NGC 7006 Cluster | "From Earth to the Universe" — Pleiades Cluster | Sunset on VLT platform | Sunset on VLT platform |
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| VLT Telescope dome shutters opening | VLT Telescope backside instruments | VLT platform | VLT night time-lapse |
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| VLT night time-lapse | VLT control room | VLT Interferometer | VLT Interferometer |
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