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📢 Breaking news: Meet the Black Hole at the Centre of our Galaxy! Astronomers have unveiled the 1st image of the supermassive black hole at the centre of the Milky Way. The image was produced by a global research team @ehtelescope 📷EHT Collaboration
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#BreakingNews Astronomers capture first image of a #BlackHole ! @ESO @ALMAObs & APEX contributed to observations of gargantuan black hole at the heart of galaxy Messier 87. #RealBlackHole Web: Press Release: Credit: EHT Collaboration
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Supersharp images of planet #Neptune . New technique called laser tomography allows ESO to capture images from the ground at visible wavelengths that are sharper than those from #Hubble Credit: @ESO /P. Weibacher (AIP)
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1/ Astronomers made the first clear detection of a moon-forming disc around an exoplanet, using @ALMAObs , in which ESO is a partner. 🔗 Credit: ALMA (ESO/NAOJ/NRAO)/Benisty et al.
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1/ Did you watch #DontLookUp by @GhostPanther ? Fun fact: when Dr. Mindy is scribbling orbital equations on a whiteboard, that’s actually our own @MichaelMarsset , currently an @ESO fellow in Chile!
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1/ The Event Horizon Telescope (EHT) collaboration, who produced the first ever image of a black hole, have imaged the magnetic fields at the edge of M87’s black hole. #RealBlackHole #EHTblackhole Credit: @ehtelescope
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1/10 All eyes on #Betelgeuse these days. What’s happening to this well-known star in the constellation of #Orion ?
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A full moon rises behind the dormant Lullaillaco volcano, which is located in the Chilean Atacama desert. This desert is also home to ESO's La Silla and Paranal observatories. 🔗 Credit: @ESO /G.Hüdepohl
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1/ Our jaws just dropped: check out this stunning image of the #LunarEclipse2021 that our friend @YBeletsky shared with us, with the eclipsed Moon right above ESO's Paranal Observatory 🤩 Credit: Y. Beletsky (LCO)
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1/4 Observations with ESO’s SPHERE instrument on the Very Large Telescope have revealed the telltale signs of a star system being born. Credit: @ESO /Boccaletti et al.
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This 17-minute film explores the efforts that led to this historic #RealBlackHole image, from the science of Einstein and Schwarzschild to the struggles and successes of the @ehtelescope collaboration.
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1/ Our Very Large Telescope has captured a direct image of a planet orbiting b Centauri the hottest and most massive planet-hosting star pair found to date! 🔗 Credit: @ESO /Janson et al.
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🔵 Scientists had previously seen stars orbiting around something invisible, compact & very massive at the centre of the #MilkyWay . This suggested that this object is a black hole & today’s image provides the first direct visual evidence of it. Say hello to #OurBlackHole 👋
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#TourESO 📹🔴 We're live in 30 minutes! Join us for our fascinating virtual tour of ESO's La Silla Observatory from 15:00 CET/9:00 CLT. Streamed here 📷 ESO / M. Zamani
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🔵 Because the black hole is about 27 000 light-years away from Earth, it appears to us to have about the same size in the sky as a doughnut on the Moon. Squint to see the 🍩 in this video 🎥 ESO/M. Kornmesser/L. Calçada
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36 years ago Halley's Comet visited us. This image was taken in 1986 with the (now decommissioned) Grand Prisme Objectif telescope at La Silla Observatory. We'll have to wait until 2061 to see it again. 🔗 Credit: @ESO
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ESO #Flashback 🦋 This striking bubble of gas appears to float & flutter across the sky resembling a butterfly with its symmetrical structure, beautiful colours, and intricate patterns. Meet NGC 2899. 🔗 📷 ESO
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2/ During such events, the star experiences ‘spaghettification’: its material is stretched into strands as it falls into the black hole. Credit: @ESO /M. Kornmesser
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1/ This Picture of the Week captures both the Northern and Southern Hemisphere at once — the whole night's sky in one mind-bending image —impossible to see in real life. Curious how it was made? 🔗 Credit: P. Horálek & J. C. Casado / @ESO
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The Milky Way spreads across the sky over ESO's La Silla Observatory in this Picture of the Week. You can also see the Magellanic Clouds, but do you know how they are called in the Mapuche culture? Find out: Credit: @ESO /P. Horálek
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ESO #Flashback : Spectacular ribbons of gas and dust wrap around the pearly centre of the barred spiral galaxy NGC 1398 🔗 Credit: @ESO
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This image of Centaurus A is a favourite of Elizabeth George, Detector Engineer at ESO, “because it shows the power of multi-wavelength astronomy.” 🔗
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1/ Using ESO telescopes and other facilities, astronomers have spotted a rare blast of light from a star being ripped apart by a supermassive black hole. Illustration credit: @ESO /M. Kornmesser
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1/ A new planet has been detected around the closest star to our Sun. A team of astronomers using our VLT in Chile have found evidence of another planet orbiting Proxima Centauri, the closest star to our Solar System. 🔗 Illustration: @ESO / L. Calçada
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1/ Our #VLT has taken the first ever image of a young, Sun-like star accompanied by two giant exoplanets. Until now astronomers had never directly observed more than one planet orbiting a star similar to the Sun.
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A Picture of the Week with ghostly galaxies! Floating in the sky above two of the VLT's auxiliary telescopes are a pair of ethereal shapes — the Large and Small Magellanic Clouds, two satellite galaxies that orbit our Milky Way. 🔗 Credit: @ESO /M. Zamani
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Congrats to @NASA , @ESA and @csa_asc for this milestone! 🍾 These first #JWST images have left us speechless. Which one is your favourite?
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The dawn of a new era in astronomy has begun as the world gets its first look at the full capabilities of the NASA/ESA/CSA James Webb Space Telescope. The telescope’s first full-colour images & spectroscopic data were released today. Read more here or👇
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ESO #Flashback : Enjoy this pair of overlapping spiral galaxies caught in a majestic cosmic dance. They are, in fact, not interacting at all, but only appear to overlap when viewed from Earth. 🔗 📷 ESO / Iodice et al.
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With around 2 billion pixels this is one of the largest images we've ever released.
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🔵 The two black holes look remarkably similar, even though our galaxy’s black hole is more than a thousand times smaller and less massive than M87* 📷 EHT collaboration (acknowledgment: Lia Medeiros, xkcd)
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1/ 📢 #BreakingNews : astronomers have obtained a new image of the #BlackHole at the centre of the M87 galaxy. For the first time we see both the black hole's shadow and its powerful jet together in the same image. 📷 R.-S. Lu (SHAO), E. Ros (MPIfR), S. Dagnello (NRAO/AUI/NSF)
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ESO #Flashback : When conditions don't allow scientific observations to be made, observatory time is used for the ESO Cosmic Gems Programme, showcasing the beauty of the southern skies. This image is one example: the spiral galaxy NGC 3981. 🔗 Credit: @ESO
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This image taken with our VLT shows a baby planet being born around a nearby star. Find out more about the different methods astronomers use to detect exoplanets in our latest #ESOblog 🔗 Credit: @ESO /A. Müller et al.
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3. The planet is about ten times heavier than Jupiter and orbits b Centauri at 100 times the distance Jupiter orbits the Sun. This is one of the widest orbits yet discovered and could be key to the planet’s survival. Credit: @ESO /L.Calçada/spaceengine.org
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3/10 Astronomers think the star is preparing to blow, going #supernova . Think cosmic time scales though. This artist’s impression shows #Betelgeuse shedding its material. Credit: @ESO /L. Calçada
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1/ ERIS, a new infrared instrument at ESO's Very Large Telescope in Chile, has just completed its test observations. One of them exposed the ring at the heart of the galaxy NGC 1097 in mesmerising detail. 🔗 Credit: @ESO /ERIS team
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A cosmic train wreck! This is Tinker Bell triplet, revealing three galaxies merging. "The fascinating thing about mergers is that they are increasingly rare” says Kevin Harrington, ESO fellow, who chose this image as one of his favourites. 🔗
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ESO #Flashback : Look at this this cosmic scarlet canvas in the sky. It's more than it appears — it's a radiant, scorching bubble of hydrogen gas ⚛ known as Sh 2-305, being bombarded by the fierce radiation from proximate stars. 🔗 📷 ESO
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Beneath this breathtaking splatter of stars, the road to La Silla is home to a rich variety of telescopes in our latest Picture of the Week: the Danish 1.54m telescope, the MPG/ESO 2.2m & our New Technology Telescope (NTT). 🔗 Credit: @ESO , M. Zamani
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#ESOCastLight Supersharp images of #Neptune taken with the new #VLT Adaptive Optics #BiteSizedAstronomy #4K #UHD
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The ELT is taking shape! This Picture of the Week shows the current progress in the construction of the telescope, such as the structure of the dome's pier and the auxiliary building around it. What else? Find out here: Credit: G. Hüdepohl/ @ESO
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1/ Stay tuned! Our #Paranal tour will start in 30 minutes. #TourESO Credit: P. Horálek / @ESO
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2/ Located 325 light-years away, the two-star system has at least six solar masses and emits high-energy radiation. It was believed planets could not exist around stars this massive and hot — until now. Illustration credit: @ESO /L. Calçada
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2/10 Normally one of the brightest stars in the sky, it’s now fainter than ever before in recorded history.
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#ESOCastLight Everything there is to know about the newborn planet caught with ESO'S Very Large Telescope #BiteSizedAstronomy #4K #UHD
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1/ Hey @coldplay , is it too late for a duet on your upcoming album #MusicOfTheSpheres ? We have a tip: the TOI-178 system which boasts six exoplanets. Five of them are locked in a rare rhythm as they move in their orbits, as illustrated in this video.
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ESO #Flashback : This cloud-strewn image of RCW 36 (or Gum 20) shows one of the sites of massive-star formation closest to our Solar System, 🔗 Credit: @ESO
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Our latest Picture of the Week captures the “Butterfly Galaxies'', NGC4567 & NGC4568, beginning to collide and merge. The image was captured by the FOcal Reducer and low dispersion Spectrograph 2 (FORS2) instrument, mounted on our VLT. 🔗 Credit: @ESO
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ESO #Flashback : This image, taken with our Very Large Telescope #VLT , shows a magnificent face-on view of the barred spiral galaxy Messier 77, showcasing its glittering arms criss-crossed with dust lanes. 🔗 Credit: @ESO
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#Proximab is a little more massive than the Earth and is the closest exoplanet to us #PaleRedDot
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🔵 We now have two images of black holes! Today's EHT achievement follows the collaboration’s 2019 release of the first image of a black hole, called M87*, at the centre of the more distant Messier 87 galaxy. 📷 EHT Collaboration
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#OTD in 2008 we released the first direct image of exoplanet #BetaPictoris b, taken with the now retired NACO instrument at #VLT : Many more "firsts" enabled by direct images of Beta Pictoris b followed, see below! 👇 📷 ESO/A.-M. Lagrange et al.
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9/10 Check out this graphic with the red giant, showing how large #Betelgeuse is compared to our Solar System
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1/ Happy anniversary, SN1987A! 35 years ago we saw a star go supernova in the Large Magellanic Cloud, one of our neighbouring galaxies. Can you find it in the before/after images below? 🔗
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Do you remember the Great Dimming Event of #Betelgeuse ? Between 2019 & 2020, the red supergiant star visibly faded, and many thought that it was going supernova! 💥  In our image, however, Betelgeuse appears brighter during that time. Why is that? 👇 1/3
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Our latest Picture of the Week shows something interesting taking place in the right image: a supernova. Can you spot it? The image on the left shows the Cartwheel galaxy before this supernova took place. 🔗 Credit: @ESO /Inserra et al., Amram et al.
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ESO #Flashback : Eyes in the sky. This friendly-looking object is the result of two galaxies merging into one another, complete with a pair of eyes hiding two growing supermassive black holes and a swirling grin 🔗 📷 ESO / Tubín et al.
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Three's a crowd? This Picture of the Week shows Elektra, an asteroid from the main asteroid belt. A third moon (blue orbit) was discovered orbiting the asteroid, making it the first known quadruple asteroid system. 🔗 📸 @ESO /Berdeu et al., Yang et al.
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Around 9 billion years ago, a galaxy collided with the #MilkyWay , which it is believed to be the origin of the Milky Way’s two discs. Learn more about our galaxy's violent past, present but also future from our latest #ESOblog 🔗
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La Silla 50th anniversary culminates with Total Solar Eclipse #LaSillaTSE , visitors from around the globe enjoying an outreach programme at ESO's first observatory. #LaSillaTSE #Eclipse2019 #2019Eclipse #LaSilla50Years #meetESO
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1/ Two years ago, the @ehtelescope released a new, magnetic view of the supermassive black hole at the centre of Messier 87. Read on to see how this image can help scientists solve a major astrophysical mystery. 📷 @ehtelescope
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1/ Like in this image of the star Albireo with Starlink satellites, an increasing number of satellites will be detectable above all astronomical observatories. #ProtectDarkSkies Credit: Rafael Schmall
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ESO #Flashback : Can you spot the “Pillars of Creation” at the centre of this image? 🔗 Credit: @ESO
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ESO #Flashback : This barred spiral galaxy displays an incredible phenomenon known as stellar feedback — a process that redistributes energy into the interstellar medium within star-forming galaxies. Read more at: 🔗
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ESO #Flashback : Featuring the famous Trapezium stars near the centre, this photo shows a colour composite mosaic image of the central part of the Orion Nebula, observed in the infrared with our VLT. 🔗 Credit: @ESO / M.McCaughrean et al. (AIP)
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2/ The disc in question, called a circumplanetary disc, surrounds the exoplanet PDS 70c, one of two giant, Jupiter-like planets orbiting a star nearly 400 light-years away. Credit: @ESO /L. Calçada, ALMA (ESO/NAOJ/NRAO)/Benisty et al.
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1/ Tick-Tock - the clock is ticking! Only 30 minutes left until the tour starts! Credit: Y. Beletsky / @ESO
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1/ Compare two different views of region around the Coronet star cluster using our slider tool at:
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One of these images was taken on Mars by @MarsCuriosity The other one in Cerro Paranal in Chile where our VLT is located. Which one is which? 🔗 Credit: @NASA , @NASAJPL , MSSS, R. Wesson/ @ESO
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Now that everything is down, can we interest you in some cool astronomical images? These are NGC5426 and NGC5427, two interacting galaxies imaged with @ESO 's VLT, dancing oblivious to the chaos that has ensued on social media. 🔗 📷 @ESO /J. C. Munoz
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This ominous Picture of the Week shows our very own Moon undergoing a total lunar eclipse. The image was taken on the night of May 15 2022 from our Paranal Observatory in Chile. 🔗 Credit: F. Aedo, F. Durán/ @ESO
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Neutron star merger animation ending with kilonova explosion #GW170817 #ESOlive Credit: @ESO /L. Calçada
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Nuzzled in the chest of the constellation Virgo (the Virgin) lies a beautiful cosmic gem — the galaxy Messier 61. This spiral is aligned face-on towards Earth, thus presenting us with a breathtaking view of its structure.
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Wow, look at this impressive shot of the #LunarEclipse2021 that our former colleague Gerhard Hüdepohl took from Santiago de Chile! Credit: G. Hüdepohl ()
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#ESOCastLight Super-Earth orbiting Barnard’s Star #BiteSizedAstronomy #4K #UHD
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1/ Happy birthday to our New Technology Telescope (NTT), which saw first light 33 years ago today! 🥳 Besides enabling amazing discoveries, the NTT pioneered a technique called active optics now used in all major telescopes. 🔗 @YBeletsky (LCO) / @ESO
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ESO #Flashback : This is a spectacular image of the large spiral galaxy NGC 1232 was obtained in 1998, and is based on three exposures in ultra-violet, blue and red light, respectively. 🔗 Credit: @ESO
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1/ A spooky spider web 🕷, magical dragons 🐉 or wispy trails of ghosts 👻? What do you see in this image of the Vela supernova remnant? Look closer 🔗 📷 @ESO /VPHAS+ team. Acknowledgement: Cambridge Astronomical Survey Unit
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ESO's Very Large Telescope has observed for the first time a star dancing around the supermassive black hole at the centre of the Milky Way, as predicted by Einstein’s theory of general relativity. Illustration credit: @ESO /L. Calçada
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1/ Betelgeuse, a bright star in the constellation of Orion, became visibly dimmer in late 2019 – early 2020. Using our VLT, astronomers have now solved the mystery of the sharp drop in brightness. 🔗 Credit: @ESO / M. Montargès et al.
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What a view! That right there is @NASAWebb / @ESA_Webb , launched today by @Arianespace , on its way to the Lagrange 2 point 1.5 million kilometres away. Congratulations to everyone involved for a beautiful –– and emotional! –– launch.
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Transparent domes? No! This is a time-lapse image taken at sunset at Paranal Observatory while the Auxiliary Telescopes were opening, ready to start a night of observations. 🔗 Credit: F. Millour/ @ESO
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🔵 The image of the Sgr A* black hole is an average of the different images the team extracted, finally revealing the giant lurking at the centre of our galaxy for the first time.
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1/5 Signs of life on Venus? An international team of astronomers today announced the discovery of a rare molecule — # phosphine — in the clouds of # Venus. #VenusNews Credit: @ESO /M. Kornmesser/L. Calçada & @NASA /JPL/Caltech
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1/ Visit the #Paranal from your armchair in 30 minutes! #TourESO Credit: P. Horálek / @ESO
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Take a moment and enjoy this photo — standing proof that the era of extremely large telescopes is beginning. ESO's #ELT will collect more light than over 200 Hubble telescopes. #BiggestEyeOnTheSky Credit: G. Hüdepohl/ @ESO
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1/ Don't forget about our #Paranal tour that will start in 30 minutes. Credit: @YBeletsky / @ESO
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ESO #Flashback : This is a beautiful detailed image of the galaxy Messier 33, often called the Triangulum Galaxy. 🔗 Credit: @ESO
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Our latest Picture of the Week features a spectacular lunar halo — the result of moonlight interacting with millions of ice crystals suspended in the atmosphere — that formed above the La Silla Observatory. 🔗 Credit: @ESO / @YBeletsky
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ESO #Flashback : This image of the majestic nearby spiral galaxy NGC 300 is a colour-composite obtained in 1999 and 2000 at the La Silla Observatory. 🔗 Credit: @ESO
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This is an actual image of the stellar system HIP 81208, as captured by the SPHERE instrument on ESO’s #VLT ✨  In it, a new study has revealed a never-before-seen hidden gem: an object (Cb) 15 times more massive than Jupiter! 😮 1/ 📷 ESO/A. Chomez et al.
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Photographs like this one make it obvious why ESO's observatories are located in such remote locations. 🔗 Credit: Petr Horálek / @ESO
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This is how the opening frame of #TheLionKing 🦁 may have looked like, had the story been set close to the #ELT construction site in the Chilean Atacama Desert, rather than the African savannas! 😁 1/ Read more: 📷 E. Garcés/ESO. Ack.: N. Dubost
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In interstellar travel era, #Proximab is most likely going to be 1st candidate planet for paying a visit #PaleRedDot
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Curious about black holes? 🕳️ Let’s take a walk down memory lane during this #BlackHoleWeek and see how ESO’s telescopes have contributed to our understanding of these enigmatic objects. 1/
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8/10 In 2017, @ALMAObs took this stunning picture of the star, the highest-resolution image of #Betelgeuse available Credit: ALMA (ESO/NAOJ/NRAO)/E. O’Gorman/P. Kervella
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