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| Artist’s impression video of the black hole binary system in NGC 3201 | Verso Antares (rappresentazione artistica) | Zoom su VFTS 352 | Zoom su 51 Pegasi |
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| Zoom sull'oggetto Herbig-Haro HH 46/47 | Rappresentazione artistica delle orbite dei pianeti nel sistema di Gliese 667C | Zooming in on the brilliant star VFTS 682 in the Large Magellanic Cloud | The star R Coronae Austrinae |
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| Stellar bubbles captured by ALMA | ESO News | Supernova explosion 3 | Supernova explosion 1 | Supernova explosion 2 |
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| Zoom sull'insolita stella binaria AR Scorpii | Zoom sul disco protoplanetario "Disco Volante" | Journey to the Centre of the Milky Way Flattened Version of the Short Fulldome Planetarium Show | Zoom sulla giovane stella doppia HK Tauri |
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| The vampire double star SS Leporis (unannotated) | First planet of extragalactic origin (artist's impression) | The orbit of the first planet of extragalactic origin (artist's impression) | Zooming in on the first planet of extragalactic origin |
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| Radial velocity | The Milky Way’s central region observed with VISTA and HAWK-I | Zooming in on the birth of a monster star | Animazione della trappola per la polvere |
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| Zoom-in on the double star HD 87643 | Zoom in on Betelgeuse | Zoom-in onto T Leporis | Artist's impression of the whirlpool around a gigantic black hole |
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| Zoom su Apep | Stelle in orbita intorno al buco nero centrale della Via Lattea | Orbite di tre stelle molto vicine al centro della Via Lattea | Zoom sulla formazione stellare nella Via Lattea meridionale |
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| Rappresentazione artistica di Luhman 16B riprodotta a partire dalle osservazioni del VLT | Il ciclo di vita di una stella simile al Sole | Rappresentazione artistica dell'evoluzione di una stella binaria calda e massiccia (versione con note) | First planet of extragalactic origin (artist's impression) |
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| Zoom in on the star CoRoT-7 | The first image of an exoplanet confirmed | The UVES Spectrograph Sees the Sun | VISTA trova una struttura nascosta nella Via Lattea |
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| Zoom sul più vecchio gemello solare HIP 102152 | Simulazione al computer della formazione di una particella di polvere | Zooming in on the flames of Betelgeuse | Habitable zone |
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| Zoom su V960 Mon | Rappresentazione artistica di CR7: la galassia più brillante dell'Universo primordiale | In volo nel sistema di HD 100546 | The principle of Light Echoes |
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| Simulazione delle orbite delle stelle intorno al buco nero centrale della Via Lattea | Rappresentazione artistica della più calda e più massiccia stella binaria a contatto | Zoom sulla strana binaria V471 Tauri | Rappresentazione artistica di due nane bianche che si fondono e creano una supernova di tipo Ia |
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| Zoom sulla vicina nana bruna Luhman 16B | Rappresentazione artistica di una binaria a eclisse | Zoom-in on Gliese 581 e | Artist’s impression of Gliese 581 d |
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| The radial velocity method | Light echoes in RS Pup | Hydrogen to helium fusion in a star | Zoom out from Vienna to the Universe |
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| Zoom sulla gigante rossa L2 Puppis | Summary of ESO Press Conference on 16 October 2017 | The star S2 makes a close approach to the black hole at the centre of the Milky Way | La polarizzazione della luce emessa da una stella di neutroni |
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| Zoom su Beta Pictoris b | Rappresentazione artistica della stella ipergigante gialla HR 5171 | Mappa della superficie di Luhman 16B riprodotta a partire dalla osservazioni VLT | Rappresentazione artistica della Via Lattea |
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| Realizzazione artistica del famoso esopianeta Tau Boötis b | Zooming in on the unusual double star SS Leporis | VISTA finds hidden feature of Milky Way | Uno sguardo da vicino alla formazione stellare nella zona meridionale dalla Via Lattea |
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| Dissolvenze incrociate in luce visibile e infrarossa dell'ammasso stellare NGC 6520 e della nube oscura Barnard 86 | La nana bruna ISO-Oph 102 | Rappresentazione artistica dell'evoluzione di una stella binaria calda e massiccia | Zoom sulla stella Tau Boötis |
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| ESO Press Conference on 16 October 2017 | Tomografia di una bolla cosmica | In volo dalla Terra fino alla stella U Antliae | Zoom sulla stella ipergigante gialla HR 5171 |
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| In volo tra le stelle più vicine al Sistema Solare | TAROT discovers a bright supernova in NGC 1365 | Zooming in on NGC 3603 | Zoom verso la chilonova in NGC 4993 |
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| The vampire double star SS Leporis | Zoom su una stella di neutroni nella Piccola Nube di Magellano | Animazione dello spettro della chilonova in NGC 4993 | Neutron star merger seen in gravity and matter |
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| Rappresentazione artistica di un disco di transizione intorno a una giovane stella. | Rappresentazione artistica di un disco di transizione intorno a una giovane stella. | Mysterious ripples moving through the disc of AU Microscopii | Artist's impression of the Gliese 667C system |
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| Rappresentazione artistica del sistema di Gliese 667C | Modello dell'evoluzione della materia che circonda la stella R Sculptoris nel prossimi 2000 anni | Panning across NGC 3603 | Last dance of neutron star pair |
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| Animazione della fusione di una stella di neutroni che termina con l'esposione di una chilonova | TAROT discovers a bright supernova in NGC 1365 (annotated) | Zoom sul sistema Oph-IRS 48 | Watching a 'New Star' Make the Universe Dusty |
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