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| The New Technology Telescope (NTT) (part 1) | Paranal aerial view 1997b | Paranal aerial view 1997a | VLT M1acceptance test 1995 — 3 |
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| The New Technology Telescope (NTT) (part 3) | Distant view of Paranal | Paranal aerial view1994a | Paranal aerial view1998a |
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| Paranal aerial view | ESO 3.6-metre telescope in 1992 (part 8) | Paranal aerial view 1998b | VLT – ISAAC — 1996 — 2 |
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| The New Technology Telescope (NTT) (part 2) | Paranal aerial view1998g | Paranal aerial view1995a | Paranal aerial view 1997f |
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| La Silla history 1992 (part 2) | Paranal aerial view1995b | Paranal aerial view 1997e | Paranal Aerial View1998f |
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| Tests of FORS — the first major VLT instrument | Animazione della traiettoria attesa e misurata di `Oumuamua | MUSE determina le distanze nel Campo Ultra-profondo di Hubble | 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 | Una fetta dell'Universo | Un estratto dall'ESOcast 82 | Un primo piano della Nebulosa Sacco di Carbone |
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| Zoom sulla nebulosa di formazione stellare RCW 34 | Muse osserva il Campo Profondo Meridionale di Hubble | Rappresentazione artistica dello strano allineamento degli assi di rotazione dei quasar | Primo piano dell'ammasso globulare Messier 54 |
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| Lo strumento SPHERE durante l'installazione al VLT | Zooming in into the Toby Jug Nebula | TAROT discovers a bright supernova in NGC 1365 (annotated) | Zoom sul sistema Oph-IRS 48 |
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| Un primo piano dell'incubatrice stellare IC 2944 e dei globuli di Thackeray | Zoom sulla regione di formazione stellare NGC 6559 | Zoom su un'immagine infrarossa di NGC 6357 ottenuta con il telescopio VISTA | Uno sguardo da vicino all'ammasso globulare 47 Tucanae |
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| L'occultazione del pianeta nano Makemake il 23 aprile 2011 | Distant star-forming galaxies in the early Universe (pan) | The occultation of the dwarf planet Eris in November 2010 | Path of the shadow of the dwarf planet Eris during the occultation of November 2010 |
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| ESO Movie 11: The ESO Very Large Telescope - Astronomy for the Future | The New Technology Telescope (NTT) (part 5) | Life at La Silla (part 4) | VLT site decision (part 3) |
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| VLT site decision (part 4) | La Silla history 1992 (11) | La Silla history 1992 (part 15) | Panorama of the Chilean night sky |
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| La Silla history 1992 (part 13) | OCam images | Sharpening up Jupiter | Watching a 'New Star' Make the Universe Dusty |
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| Two Auxiliary Telescopes at Paranal | Premio Insight Investment Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2019 | Zoom sulla nana arancione PDS 70 e il suo pianeta appena scoperto | Sequenza time-lapse dell'immagine e dello spettro della chilonova |
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| Waveforms and chirp | Primo piano della zona di cielo intorno all'ammasso stellare Messier 18 | Clouds rush by | Apollo and the Sun |
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| A bucolic wonderland | Primo piano della nube di formazione stellare RCW 34 | Rappresentazione artistica di come poteva apparire Marte quattro miliardi di anni fa | A distant ALMA antenna |
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| Simulazione del rigonfiamento centrale della Via Lattea a forma di X | A Day in the Life of ESO (long) | A Day in the Life of ESO (short) | Zooming in on a stellar nursery in Monoceros |
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| ESO Movie 10: EWSC – European Week for Scientific Culture | FORS (part 9) | ISAAC and VLT (part 2) | FORS (part 6) |
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| FORS (part 4) | IF spectroscopy | FORS (part 11) | FORS (part 10) |
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| FORS (part 8) | ISAAC and VLT (part 1) | FORS (part 7) | FORS (part 5) |
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| Zoom in the artist’s impression of CoRoT-7b | Pan over the artist’s impression of CoRoT-7b | Captain Snoop's Space Trip | Satelix trailer |
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| Artist’s animated view of the black hole in NGC 1850 distorting its companion star | Filmato time-lapse del cambiamento di colore osservato da VISTA | A Mayan temple | The sky seen from within a wood |
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| Zoom sull'ipergigante rossa VY Canis Majoris | Marte: il pianeta che ha perso un intero oceano d'acqua | Rappresentazione artistica del disco attorno ad una giovane stella | Rappresentazione artistica della distribuzione di materia oscura prevista intorno alla Via Lattea |
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| Infrared/visible crossfade of the Monoceros R2 star-forming region (Unannotated) | ESO Movie 09: Future Astronomers of Europe | VLT site decision (part 2) | VIP visit at Paranal (part 8) |
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