Second 8.2-m VLT Mirror and its Cell Arrive at Paranal
Second 8.2-m VLT Mirror and its Cell Arrive at Paranal
Second 8.2-m VLT Mirror and its Cell Arrive at Paranal
Second 8.2-m VLT Mirror and its Cell Arrive at Paranal
Second 8.2-m VLT Mirror and its Cell Arrive at Paranal
Second 8.2-m VLT Mirror and its Cell Arrive at Paranal
First Major Astronomical Instrument Mounted on VLT
First Major Astronomical Instrument Mounted on VLT
First Major Astronomical Instrument Mounted on VLT
First Major Astronomical Instrument Mounted on VLT
First Major Astronomical Instrument Mounted on VLT
First Major Astronomical Instrument Mounted on VLT
Preparations for VLT UT1 First Light
Preparations for VLT UT1 First Light
Young Astronomers Observe With ESO Telescopes
Young Astronomers Observe With ESO Telescopes
The galaxy NGC 6300
Comet Halley develops 15-degree tail
My favourite wings
The sky around the star formation region RCW 106 (annotated)
Rock Star and Astrophysicist Brian May Visits Paranal
ALMA and the Milky Way
Testing an ALMA Band 9 receiver
ALMA image of the gravitationally lensed galaxy SDP.81.
The bright star clusters Messier 47 and Messier 46 in the constellation of Puppis
Open House Day 2014
Herbert imaging at ALMA
ESO and Instituto de Astrof†ísica de Canarias sign agreement on adaptive optics collaboration
Screenshot of ESOcast 63: "Flexible Giants òÀÔ The Evolution of Telescope Mirrors"
Screenshot of ESOcast 62: "Three Planets Found in Star Cluster"
Wide-field view of the sky around the distant active galaxy PKS 1830-211
Wide-field view of the galaxy NGC1433
Building the Telescope of the Future
Screenshot of ESOcast60: A Polarised View of Exoplanets
The planetary system around Gliese 667C
Wide-field view of the region around galaxy NGC 3783
On the Road from Paranal to Armazones
Sunset from Paranal
Road trip
Star colours
Chilean skies
Shelter
Desert landscape
ALMA antennas at the OSF
Chajnantor before ALMA
Icy Chajnantor
Chajnantor early buildings
The VLT at Paranal Observatory
Shooting the science machines
ESO 1-metre telescope