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| VLT Survey Telescope | VLT Survey Telescope | VLT Survey Telescope | VLT Survey Telescope |
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| VISTA dome | VISTA dome | VISTA dome | VISTA telescope |
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| VISTA telescope | VISTA telescope | VISTA Telescope | VISTA Telescope |
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| VISTA telescope | Interferometer laboratory | Interferometer laboratory | Interferometer Laboratory |
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| ESO 3.6-metre telescope against the Chilean night sky | VISTA looks at Cerro Paranal | Yepun's lasers ignore the clouds | The VLT's Laser Guide Star Facility |
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| The Earth seen from the International Space Station | Animation der leuchtenden Scheibe aus Materie um den Weißen Zwerg SDSS J1228+1040 | Evolution of the Moon | Later evolution of the Moon |
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| Zoom auf das Sternentstehungsgebiet IC 2944 und die Thackaray-Globulen | Vergleich der APEX- und ALMA-Aufnahmen von Galaxien mit Sternentstehungsgebieten im frühen Universum | Hommage an die unbekannten Helden der ESO | Die Standorte der Teleskope, die bei den 1,3 mm-VLBI-Beobachtungen des Quasars 3C 279 zum Einsatz kamen |
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| Animation of artist’s impression of galaxies at the end of the era of reionisation | Panning across the ALMA and Hubble views of the Antennae Galaxies (crossfade) | Zooming in on The Fried Egg Nebula | Zooming in on the remarkable star SDSS J102915+172927 |
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| The era of reionisation (artist’s impression) | Zooming in on the most distant galaxy ever measured | The era of reionisation (simulation) | The era of reionisation (artist’s impression) |
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| VLT first light | La Silla REM (part 2) | La Silla NTT (part 4) | La Silla NTT (part 3) |
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| The globular cluster 47Tucanae | Centaurus A (2) | La Silla NTT (part 5) | La Silla REM (part 1) |
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| La Silla NTT (part 7) | La Silla NTT (part 6) | La Silla REM (part 3) | Centaurus A (1) |
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| Chamaeleon I complex | The Centre of our Galaxy | Journey through the VVDS-Wide | Die Radialgeschwindigkeitsmethode zum Aufspüren von Exoplaneten |
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| ESO Supernova compilation | 3D animation of a supernova | Insight Investment Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2018 | Europe to the stars fulldome trailer |
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| Die dunkle Seite der Erde | Schwenk über ESO 325-G004 | Comparison of the main mirrors of the ESO 3.6-metre telescope and the NTT | Animation of the planetary system around Sun-like star HD 10180 (artist’s impression) |
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| Zoom on SN1987A | Artist’s impression of an exoplanet WASP 8b in a retrograde orbit | Artist’s impression | Chandra Deep Field South 3 |
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| The Eagle Nebula (2) | The Eagle Nebula (1) | The Crab Nebula | Chandra Deep Field South 2 |
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| Swiss 1.2-metre Leonhard Euler Telescope — 4 | Chandra Deep Field South 1 | Spiegelsegmente erstrahlen in neuem Glanz | Zoom auf die Galaxie 9io9 |
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| Künsterlische Animation der Sonne, wie sie zum Roten Riesen wird | Über Einzelphotonen-Bildsensoren für sichtbares Licht für Wissenschaft und Technologie | Künstlerische Darstellung eines Sterns, der nahe an einem supermassereichen Schwarzen Loch vorbeizieht | Schwenk über die Sternentstehungsregion Lupus 3 |
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| Zoom auf die Sternentstehungsregion Rho Ophiuchi | B-roll material from ELT First Light | Supermassereiches Schwarzes Loch zerreißt Stern (Simulation) | Zoom auf eine der durch die KiDS-Durchmusterung beobachteten Regionen |
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| Zoom auf den äu0erst lichtschwachen Neutronenstern RXJ1856.5-3754 | VST-Aufnahme des Fornax-Galaxienhaufens | In the shadow of the Moon | Zoom auf das wechselwirkende Galaxiensystem NGC 5291 |
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| Animation der protoplanetaren Scheibe um den jungen Stern MWC 480 | Zoom auf den Sternhaufen NGC 6193 und den Nebel NGC 6188 | Eyes on the Skies — Equatorial mount | Zoom auf den jungen Stern HD 142527 |
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| Video News Release: A Black Hole’s Dinner is Fast Approaching – B-roll | Zooming in on the VISTA view of the Lagoon Nebula (Messier 8) | IR/visible crossfade of the Lagoon Nebula (Messier 8) | Infrared/visible crossfade of the Monoceros R2 star-forming region |
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| Animation of the planetary system around Sun-like star HD 10180 (artist’s impression) | Panning across the VISTA view of the Tarantula Nebula | The globular cluster M12 | La Silla general view (part 10) |
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