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Using the Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA) in Chile, researchers at Leiden Observatory in the Netherlands have for the first time detected dimethyl ether in a planet-forming disc. With nine atoms, this is the largest molecule identified in such a disc to date. It is also a precursor of larger organic molecules that can lead to the emergence of life.

eso2204 — Science Release

“Closest black hole” system found to contain no black hole

In 2020 a team led by European Southern Observatory (ESO) astronomers reported the closest black hole to Earth, located just 1000 light-years away in the HR 6819 system. But the results of their study were contested by other researchers, including by an international team based at KU Leuven, Belgium. In a paper published today, these two teams have united to report that there is in fact no black hole in HR 6819, which is instead a “vampire” two-star system in a rare and short-lived stage of its evolution.

eso2203 — Science Release

Supermassive black hole caught hiding in a ring of cosmic dust

The European Southern Observatory’s Very Large Telescope Interferometer (ESO’s VLTI) has observed a cloud of cosmic dust at the centre of the galaxy Messier 77 that is hiding a supermassive black hole. The findings have confirmed predictions made around 30 years ago and are giving astronomers new insight into “active galactic nuclei”, some of the brightest and most enigmatic objects in the universe.

eso2202 — Science Release

New planet detected around star closest to the Sun

A team of astronomers using the European Southern Observatory’s Very Large Telescope (ESO’s VLT) in Chile have found evidence of another planet orbiting Proxima Centauri, the closest star to our Solar System. This candidate planet is the third detected in the system and the lightest yet discovered orbiting this star. At just a quarter of Earth’s mass, the planet is also one of the lightest exoplanets ever found.

eso2201 — Photo Release

Orion’s fireplace: ESO releases new image of the Flame Nebula

Orion offers you a spectacular firework display to celebrate the holiday season and the new year in this new image from the European Southern Observatory (ESO). But no need to worry, this iconic constellation is neither exploding nor burning. The “fire” you see in this holiday postcard is Orion’s Flame Nebula and its surroundings captured in radio waves — an image that undoubtedly does justice to the nebula’s name! It was taken with the ESO-operated Atacama Pathfinder Experiment (APEX), located on the cold Chajnantor Plateau in Chile’s Atacama Desert.

eso2120 — Science Release

ESO telescopes help uncover largest group of rogue planets yet

Rogue planets are elusive cosmic objects that have masses comparable to those of the planets in our Solar System but do not orbit a star, instead roaming freely on their own. Not many were known until now, but a team of astronomers, using data from several European Southern Observatory (ESO) telescopes and other facilities, have just discovered at least 70 new rogue planets in our galaxy. This is the largest group of rogue planets ever discovered, an important step towards understanding the origins and features of these mysterious galactic nomads.

eso2119 — Science Release

Watch stars move around the Milky Way’s supermassive black hole in deepest images yet

The European Southern Observatory’s Very Large Telescope Interferometer (ESO’s VLTI) has obtained the deepest and sharpest images to date of the region around the supermassive black hole at the centre of our galaxy. The new images zoom in 20 times more than what was possible before the VLTI and have helped astronomers find a never-before-seen star close to the black hole. By tracking the orbits of stars at the centre of our Milky Way, the team has made the most precise measurement yet of the black hole’s mass.

eso2118 — Science Release

ESO telescope images planet around most massive star pair to date

The European Southern Observatory’s Very Large Telescope (ESO’s VLT) has captured an image of a planet orbiting b Centauri, a two-star system that can be seen with the naked eye. This is the hottest and most massive planet-hosting star system found to date, and the planet was spotted orbiting it at 100 times the distance Jupiter orbits the Sun. Some astronomers believed planets could not exist around stars this massive and this hot — until now.

eso2117 — Science Release

ESO telescope uncovers closest pair of supermassive black holes yet

Using the European Southern Observatory’s Very Large Telescope (ESO’s VLT), astronomers have revealed the closest pair of supermassive black holes to Earth ever observed. The two objects also have a much smaller separation than any other previously spotted pair of supermassive black holes and will eventually merge into one giant black hole.

eso2116 — Science Release

Black hole found hiding in star cluster outside our galaxy

Using the European Southern Observatory’s Very Large Telescope (ESO’s VLT), astronomers have discovered a small black hole outside the Milky Way by looking at how it influences the motion of a star in its close vicinity. This is the first time this detection method has been used to reveal the presence of a black hole outside of our galaxy. The method could be key to unveiling hidden black holes in the Milky Way and nearby galaxies, and to help shed light on how these mysterious objects form and evolve.

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Announcements

11 March 2022 — ann22005

ESO launches visitor programme for scientists working in Ukraine

9 March 2022 — annlang22001-en-ie-en

Deputy Prime Minister of Ireland visits ESO Vitacura office

24 Feb. 2022 — ann22004

Record number of studies using ESO data published in 2021

11 Feb. 2022 — ann22003

ESO celebrates International Day of Women and Girls in Science 2022

10 Feb. 2022 — ann22002

ESO and Australia strengthen their strategic partnership

7 Feb. 2022 — ann22001

ESO and international partners petition UN for the protection of the Earth’s dark and quiet skies

15 Dec. 2021 — annlang21005-es-cl-en

ESO and Chile sign agreement to foster scientific and technological cooperation on the ELT

1 Dec. 2021 — annlang21004-es-cl-en

UN Women and ESO start training programme for Chile-based women to coat astronomical mirrors

19 Nov. 2021 — annlang21003-es-cl-en

Winners of the 2021 Joint Committee ESO–Government of Chile funds announced

18 Nov. 2021 — annlang21001-de-en

Bavarian Minister of Sciences and Arts visits ESO Headquarters

12 Nov. 2021 — ann21016

ESO adopts new measures to improve its environmental sustainability

29 Oct. 2021 — ann21015

Two decades of discoveries with ESO’s Very Large Telescope Interferometer: happy birthday VLTI!

6 Oct. 2021 — ann21014

From mirror petals to laser stars: ELT adaptive optics milestones reached

1 Oct. 2021 — annlang21002-es-cl-en

Luis Chavarría becomes ESO Representative in Chile

1 Oct. 2021 — ann21013

ALMA celebrates ten years of science

8 Sept. 2021 — ann21012

ALMA goes to new (wave)lengths

31 Aug. 2021 — ann21011

New powerful laser based on ESO technology passes field test

6 July 2021 — ann21010

Let the show begin: APEX’s CONCERTO instrument sees first light

1 July 2021 — ann21009

ESO Annual Report 2020 Now Available

14 June 2021 — annlang21001-es-cl-en

ESO-Chile Funding Opportunities 2021 Open

11 June 2021 — ann21008

ESO’s Extremely Large Telescope planned to start scientific operations in 2027

1 June 2021 — ann21007

ESO Signs Agreement for Australian–European MAVIS Instrument

20 May 2021 — ann21006

Over 1000 studies using ESO data: a look back at ESO’s science results of 2020

31 March 2021 — ann21005

ESO becomes a partner in Europe's largest ground-based astronomy network

2 March 2021 — ann21004

The Messenger No. 182 Now Available

1 Feb. 2021 — ann21003

In Search of New Super Earths: CRIRES+ on ESO’s Very Large Telescope Sees First Light

22 Jan. 2021 — ann21002

How ESO Impacts Society: New publication highlights ESO’s benefits to its Member States

14 Jan. 2021 — ann21001

New website for ESO’s Extremely Large Telescope launched

16 Dec. 2020 — ann20036

ESO Director General awarded Order of Bernardo O’Higgins

8 Dec. 2020 — ann20035

Linda Tacconi Elected as Next ESO Council President

4 Dec. 2020 — ann20034

Funding boost for ESO’s Extremely Large Telescope

3 Dec. 2020 — ann20033

Joint Committee ESO–Chile funds awarded

24 Nov. 2020 — ann20032

Design achievements for actuators and sensors of the main mirror of ESO's ELT

19 Nov. 2020 — ann20031

What the ESO’s ELT dome will look like

17 Nov. 2020 — ann20030

Newly processed Venus ALMA data made available to the community

6 Nov. 2020 — ann20029

Contract signed for the ELT’s second prefocal station as design for the first close to approval

14 Oct. 2020 — ann20028

The Messenger No. 181 Now Available

14 Oct. 2020 — ann20027

New planetarium show: Unseen Universe — look at the sky with superhuman eyes

23 Sept. 2020 — ann20026

ESO Calendar 2021 Now Available

18 Sept. 2020 — ann20025

Science operations restarted at Paranal following pause due to the pandemic

11 Sept. 2020 — ann20024

Winners of Insight Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2020 announced

3 Sept. 2020 — ann20023

The Messenger No. 180 Now Available

25 Aug. 2020 — ann20022

New Report Offers Roadmap to Mitigate Effects of Satellite Constellations on Astronomy

21 July 2020 — ann20021

Winner of Summer AstroCamp 2020 ESO Prize Announced

15 July 2020 — ann20020

Take Part in the New Virtual Guided Tours to ESO’s Observatories

6 July 2020 — ann20019

Funding Opportunities in Chile (Anuncio de Oportunidades)

25 June 2020 — ann20018

ESOcast 224: First Interstellar Visitors

18 June 2020 — ann20017

ESO Annual Report 2019 Now Available

5 June 2020 — ann20016

METIS Instrument Passes Design Milestone

27 May 2020 — ann20015

ESOcast 222: Ten Fascinating Paradoxes about the Universe

11 May 2020 — ann20014

The Messenger No. 179 Now Available

24 April 2020 — ann20013

Contract Signed for New ALMA Receivers

9 April 2020 — ann20012

The Most Productive Ground-based Observatory: A Look Back at ESO’s Science Results of 2019

31 March 2020 — ann20011

Summer AstroCamp 2020 applications open soon

9 March 2020 — ann20010

COVID-19 coronavirus measures at ESO

19 Feb. 2020 — ann20009

Milestones Reached in Incredible Journey of ELT Main Mirror Segments

11 Feb. 2020 — ann20008

ESO signs agreement with UN Women, celebrates International Day of Women and Girls in Science

6 Feb. 2020 — ann20007

Girls’ Day Event at ESO Headquarters in Garching, Germany

4 Feb. 2020 — ann20006

Science in School: Issue 49 now available

4 Feb. 2020 — ann20005

ESO at the Big Science Business Forum 2020

3 Feb. 2020 — ann20004

ESO helps European company win major international contract

31 Jan. 2020 — ann20003

ELT Tertiary Mirror Takes Shape

21 Jan. 2020 — ann20002

ELT MICADO Instrument Passes Preliminary Design Review

9 Jan. 2020 — ann20001

2020 Insight Investment Astronomy Photographer of the Year Competition Opens

23 Dec. 2019 — ann19064

The Messenger No. 178 Now Available

23 Dec. 2019 — ann19063

The Planets 360: a musical tour of the Solar System

19 Dec. 2019 — ann19062

Satellite Constellations and their Impact on Astronomy

2 Dec. 2019 — ann19061

ESO Supernova closed in January 2020

2 Dec. 2019 — ann19060

Contract Signed for ELT’s Mirror M5 Cell Structure

14 Nov. 2019 — ann19059

A winter special: Enlightening Time Travel

12 Nov. 2019 — ann19058

What’s coming up at the ESO Supernova

5 Nov. 2019 — ann19057

Solar plant to supply energy to ESO’s Extremely Large Telescope

4 Nov. 2019 — ann19056

Science in School: Issue 48 now available

28 Oct. 2019 — ann19055

Enjoy each day of 2020 with the ESO Calendar

23 Oct. 2019 — ann19054

ESO Measures Following Events in Chile

22 Oct. 2019 — ann19053

ESOcast 209: Outreach and Science During the Total Solar Eclipse at La Silla

21 Oct. 2019 — ann19052

The Messenger No. 177 Now Available

14 Oct. 2019 — ann19051

ESO Astronomer Awarded a European Research Council Synergy Grant

10 Oct. 2019 — ann19050

ProChile Holds Innovation Summit at ESO Supernova in ESO’s Headquarters, Germany

8 Oct. 2019 — ann19049

2019 Nobel Prize in Physics Awarded for Discovery of Exoplanet Orbiting a Solar-type Star

30 Sept. 2019 — ann19048

Is there life elsewhere in the Universe?

27 Sept. 2019 — ann19047

Construction of the ELT Dome Foundations Begins

24 Sept. 2019 — ann19046

Winners of the 2019 European Union Contest for Young Scientists Announced

13 Sept. 2019 — ann19045

A Dark Tour of the Universe

13 Sept. 2019 — ann19044

Winners of Insight Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2019 announced

9 Sept. 2019 — ann19043

Breakthrough Prize in Fundamental Physics awarded to the Event Horizon Telescope Collaboration

27 Aug. 2019 — ann19042

Lodewijk Woltjer (1930–2019)

2 Aug. 2019 — ann19041

Science in School: Issue 47 now available

2 Aug. 2019 — ann19040

First 18 ELT Primary Mirror Blanks Arrive at Safran Reosc

18 July 2019 — ann19039

ESO and ESA confirm that asteroid 2006 QV89 will not hit Earth in 2019

17 July 2019 — ann19038

ESO Astronomer awarded the Sparlamento Prize in Research and Development 2019

10 July 2019 — ann19037

The Messenger No. 176 Now Available

20 June 2019 — ann19036

Former ESO Astronomer and Head of Instrumentation Division Guy Monnet wins 2019 Tycho Brahe Medal

20 June 2019 — ann19035

Winner of Summer AstroCamp 2019 ESO Bursary Announced

19 June 2019 — ann19034

ESO and Irish Research Council sign studentship programme agreement

14 June 2019 — ann19033

ESO Annual Report 2018 Now Available

11 June 2019 — ann19032

ESOcast 203: Chile Chill 13 — Celestial Symphony

10 June 2019 — ann19031

Exciting Experiments During Total Solar Eclipse at La Silla

10 June 2019 — ann19030

Paranal Observatory hosts Microsoft President

7 June 2019 — ann19029

On the increasing number of satellite constellations

7 June 2019 — ann19028

Funding Opportunities in Chile (Anuncio de Oportunidades)

7 June 2019 — ann19027

La Silla Solar Eclipse Webcast

3 June 2019 — ann19026

10 000th student visits the ESO Supernova

21 May 2019 — ann19025

Planetarium shows available for booking until the end of 2019

8 May 2019 — ann19024

GASP program receives 2.5 million euros from the European Research Council

6 May 2019 — ann19023

Science in School: Issue 46 now available

30 April 2019 — ann19022

Chilean Senate awards medals to ALMA for contribution to first image of black hole

29 April 2019 — ann19021

2019 Olivier Chesneau Prize Awarded to Jozua de Boer

9 April 2019 — ann19020

Live Webcast and Reddit AMA Session of the First Result from the Event Horizon Telescope

3 April 2019 — ann19019

ESO Remains World’s Most Productive Ground-based Observatory

1 April 2019 — ann19018

Media Advisory: Press Conference on First Result from the Event Horizon Telescope

14 March 2019 — ann19017

ESO and Czech Republic sign Training Programme agreement

13 March 2019 — ann19016

IAU Astronomy Education Conference comes to ESO Supernova

11 March 2019 — ann19015

Contract signed for ELT M5 Mirror

8 March 2019 — ann19014

The Messenger No. 175 Now Available

7 March 2019 — ann19013

ESO Becomes Shareholder in Cherenkov Telescope Array Observatory

26 Feb. 2019 — ann19012

ESO Supernova April–June programme springs online

18 Feb. 2019 — ann19011

President of Armenia visits ESO Headquarters

18 Feb. 2019 — ann19010

ESOcast 194: Cutting Edge of Contemporary Astronomy

15 Feb. 2019 — ann19009

Apply for the Summer AstroCamp 2019

11 Feb. 2019 — ann19008

Joint EIROforum DG statement on equal opportunities

31 Jan. 2019 — ann19007

Catch a Star 2018 Contest Winners Announced

30 Jan. 2019 — ann19006

The Messenger No. 174 Now Available

30 Jan. 2019 — ann19005

Astronomy & Astrophysics celebrates 50 years since its first issue

29 Jan. 2019 — ann19004

Girls’ Day Event at ESO Headquarters in Garching, Germany

16 Jan. 2019 — ann19003

World’s largest convex mirror blank ready for final touches

14 Jan. 2019 — ann19002

2019 Insight Investment Astronomy Photographer of the Year Competition Opens

11 Jan. 2019 — ann19001

ESOcast 190: Chile Chill 12 — Fire in the Heavens

20 Dec. 2018 — ann18093

New baseline schedule for ESO’s Extremely Large Telescope

20 Dec. 2018 — ann18092

ELT’s HARMONI spectrograph passes Preliminary Design Review

19 Dec. 2018 — ann18091

Winner of La Silla Total Eclipse Public Competition Announced

11 Dec. 2018 — ann18090

Riccardo Giacconi (1931–2018)

7 Dec. 2018 — ann18089

NAOMI Sees First Light

4 Dec. 2018 — ann18088

ESO’s Second #MeetESO winners announced

3 Dec. 2018 — ann18087

Exciting new programme at the ESO Supernova

30 Nov. 2018 — ann18086

Science in School: Issue 45 now available

22 Nov. 2018 — ann18085

ESOcast 186: Engineers at ESO

20 Nov. 2018 — ann18084

ESCAPE into Open Science

15 Nov. 2018 — ann18083

Win a Fully-Paid Trip to the La Silla Total Solar Eclipse 2019 and other ESO sites in Chile

9 Nov. 2018 — ann18082

CAPjournal Issue 24 Now Available

1 Nov. 2018 — ann18081

ESO Supernova Receives Gold Rating for Sustainability

26 Oct. 2018 — ann18080

Join ESO’s Second Social Media Gathering, #MeetESO

25 Oct. 2018 — ann18079

Launch of CERN–ESO Science-Art Project Simetría

24 Oct. 2018 — ann18078

Winners of Insight Investment Astronomy Photographer of the Year 2018 announced

23 Oct. 2018 — ann18077

Winter Astronomy Camp 2018 ESO bursary winner announced

22 Oct. 2018 — ann18076

Olivier Chesneau Prize 2019

11 Oct. 2018 — ann18075

ESO Calendar 2019 Now Available

9 Oct. 2018 — ann18074

ESO to host its first Teacher Training Workshop for Danish educators

9 Oct. 2018 — ann18073

Ireland Ratifies ESO Membership

8 Oct. 2018 — ann18071

Programme for the ESO Open House Day 2018 Now Available

8 Oct. 2018 — ann18070

ESO’s La Silla Observatory to gain cutting-edge SOXS instrument

5 Oct. 2018 — ann18069

The Messenger No. 173 Now Available

27 Sept. 2018 — ann18068

German Research Foundation selects the ORIGINS Cluster as a new Cluster of Excellence

27 Sept. 2018 — ann18067

Winners of the 2018 European Union Contest for Young Scientists Announced

18 Sept. 2018 — ann18066

ESO’s VLT Adaptive Optics Facility receives the 2018 Paul F. Forman Team Engineering Excellence Award

13 Sept. 2018 — ann18065

ESO Open House Day 2018

6 Sept. 2018 — ann18064

New Planetarium Show: The Sun, Our Living Star

3 Sept. 2018 — ann18063

Exciting Autumn Programme at the ESO Supernova

10 Aug. 2018 — ann18062

Release of the ESO Archive Science Portal

10 Aug. 2018 — ann18061

Media Advisory: Invitation to attend La Silla Solar Eclipse 2019

8 Aug. 2018 — ann18060

Winter Astronomy Camp 2018 applications open

1 Aug. 2018 — ann18059

ATTRACT Initiative Launched

26 July 2018 — ann18058

ESOcast 173: First Successful Test of Einstein’s General Relativity Near Supermassive Black Hole

24 July 2018 — ann18057

Live Broadcast from ESO Announcing News from the Heart of the Milky Way

19 July 2018 — ann18056

Media Advisory: Press Conference at ESO HQ Announcing News from the Heart of the Milky Way

11 July 2018 — ann18055

Captivating new programme at the ESO Supernova

4 July 2018 — ann18054

ESOcast 170: The 2 July 2019 Total Solar Eclipse Over La Silla

29 June 2018 — ann18053

The Messenger No. 172 Now Available

29 June 2018 — ann18052

ESOcast 168: NEOs — Near Earth Objects

27 June 2018 — ann18051

ESOcast 167: VLT sees `Oumuamua getting a boost

26 June 2018 — ann18050

Science in School: Issue 44 now available

25 June 2018 — ann18049

Live Webcast from the ESO Supernova on Asteroid Day

20 June 2018 — ann18048

Contract signed for detectors of ESO’s ELT instruments

19 June 2018 — ann18047

ESOCast 165: Fast-Track Your Career with the ESO Fellowship Programmes

19 June 2018 — ann18046

AstroCamera 2018 winners announced

18 June 2018 — ann18045

Contract Awarded for Coating Plant for ELT Primary Mirror Segments

14 June 2018 — ann18044

Winner of Summer AstroCamp 2018 Bursary Announced

14 June 2018 — ann18043

New Planetarium Show: Europe to the Stars

12 June 2018 — ann18042

ESO Receives Marca España Award

12 June 2018 — ann18041

ESO Annual Report 2017 Now Available

11 June 2018 — ann18040

Funding Opportunities in Chile (Anuncio de Oportunidades)

11 June 2018 — ann18039

ESO at UNISPACE+50 in Vienna

6 June 2018 — ann18038

Irish Membership of ESO Approved by ESO Council

6 June 2018 — ann18037

Claudio Melo Becomes ESO Representative in Chile

4 June 2018 — ann18036

Prizes Awarded to 2018 Photo NightScape Winners

25 May 2018 — ann18035

ESO’s Very Large Telescope Celebrates 20 Years of Remarkable Science

17 May 2018 — ann18034

Discover your Place in Space at the ESO Supernova

17 May 2018 — ann18033

HARPS Sees Sunshine for the First Time

11 May 2018 — ann18032

ESO Supernova Offers Unforgettable Learning Experiences

7 May 2018 — ann18031

ELT Foundation Work Started on Cerro Armazones

7 May 2018 — ann18030

ESOcast 159: Stan Dart: Supernova

3 May 2018 — ann18029

ALMA Reaches 1000 Published Papers

19 April 2018 — ann18028

Contract Signed for ELT Primary Mirror Segment Supports

18 April 2018 — ann18027

Opening campaign for the ESO Supernova Planetarium & Visitor Centre

10 April 2018 — ann18026

Meet #ESOSupernova

5 April 2018 — ann18025

Printed ESO Supernova Programme Now Available

3 April 2018 — ann18024

Science in School: Issue 43 Now Available

29 March 2018 — ann18023

The Messenger No. 171 Now Available

29 March 2018 — ann18022

Media Advisory: Press Conference to Mark Inauguration of ESO Supernova Planetarium & Visitor Centre

26 March 2018 — ann18021

Apply for the Summer AstroCamp 2018

23 March 2018 — ann18020

First Shell of ELT Deformable Mirror Completed

23 March 2018 — ann18019

Your Events in the ESO Supernova Planetarium & Visitor Centre

21 March 2018 — ann18018

ESO Supernova Programme Now Available Online

21 March 2018 — ann18017

Contract Signed for ELT Prefocal Station

21 March 2018 — ann18016

Catch a Star 2018 Contest Now Open

12 March 2018 — ann18015

Clarification of Brazil’s Involvement in ESO

12 March 2018 — ann18014

ESO Signs Contract with Chilean Company for ELT Technical Facility

8 March 2018 — ann18013

ESO Remains World’s Most Productive Ground-based Observatory

9 Feb. 2018 — ann18012

ESOcast 151: Chile Chill 11– ALMA from the Air

9 Feb. 2018 — ann18011

Starmus V — Star-studded Line Up for 2019

9 Feb. 2018 — ann18010

CAPjournal Issue 23 Now Available

2 Feb. 2018 — ann18009

ESO at the Big Science Business Forum 2018

2 Feb. 2018 — ann18008

ESOcast 149: Fast Track Your Career With the ESO Studentship Programme

1 Feb. 2018 — ann18007

AstroCamera 2018 Competition Open for Entries

30 Jan. 2018 — ann18006

Sharper Images for VLT Infrared Camera

29 Jan. 2018 — ann18005

5th Photo NightScape Awards Open for Entries

19 Jan. 2018 — ann18004

Girls’ Day Event at ESO Headquarters in Garching, Germany

19 Jan. 2018 — ann18003

Powerful New Hardware Approved for ALMA

19 Jan. 2018 — ann18002

Catch a Star 2017 Contest Winners Announced

15 Jan. 2018 — ann18001

2018 Insight Astronomy Photographer of the Year Competition Opens

22 Dec. 2017 — ann17089

The Messenger No. 170 Now Available

21 Dec. 2017 — ann17088

ESO Director General meets European Commissioner for Research, Science and Innovation

18 Dec. 2017 — ann17087

ESO Signs Contract for ELT Laser Sources

11 Dec. 2017 — ann17086

Science in School: Issue 42 now available

7 Dec. 2017 — ann17085

ESO to Build ELT With Full Primary Mirror

7 Dec. 2017 — ann17084

Willy Benz Elected Next ESO Council President

30 Nov. 2017 — ann17083

De Zeeuw-Van Dishoeck Graduation Prize for Astronomy 2017 Awarded to Laura Driessen

27 Nov. 2017 — ann17082

ESOcast 139: Why Astronomers Want to Use ALMA — ALMA and the Cold Interstellar Clouds

13 Nov. 2017 — ann17081

Winners of Fifth ESO Astronomy Camp Bursaries Announced

10 Nov. 2017 — ann17079

Exciting New Virtual Reality Mode for ESO Virtual Tours 6.0

8 Nov. 2017 — ann17078

ESO to Participate in FORSCHA Event again

2 Nov. 2017 — ann17077

ESOcast 135: Why Astronomers Want to Use ALMA — ALMA is a Time Machine!

31 Oct. 2017 — ann17076

New Exoplanet Survey Finds its First Planet

16 Oct. 2017 — ann17075

ESOcast 133: ESO Telescopes Observe First Light from Gravitational Wave Source

16 Oct. 2017 — ann17074

Programme for the ESO Open House Day 2017 Now Available

16 Oct. 2017 — ann17073

Live Video Streaming of Press Conference about Unprecedented Discovery & Reddit AMA Session

12 Oct. 2017 — ann17072

ESOcast 132: Why Astronomers Want to Use ALMA — We are Stardust!

11 Oct. 2017 — ann17071

Media Advisory: Press Conference at ESO HQ Announcing Unprecedented Discovery

11 Oct. 2017 — ann17070

Irish Government Announces Commitment to Join ESO

6 Oct. 2017 — ann17069

The Messenger No. 169 Now Available

6 Oct. 2017 — ann17068

ESO Endorses the European Open Science Cloud Declaration

4 Oct. 2017 — ann17067

BlackGEM Telescope to be Sited at ESO’s La Silla Observatory

4 Oct. 2017 — ann17066

Winners of the 2017 European Union Contest for Young Scientists Announced

4 Oct. 2017 — ann17065

Science in School: Issue 41 now available

2 Oct. 2017 — ann17064

ESOcast 130: Why Astronomers Want To Use ALMA - ALMA is State of the Art Technology

28 Sept. 2017 — ann17063

ESO Open House Day 2017

26 Sept. 2017 — ann17062

CAPjournal Issue 22 Now Available

25 Sept. 2017 — ann17061

ESOcast 128: Why Do Astronomers Want To Use ALMA - ALMA Observes the Invisible

15 Sept. 2017 — ann17060

Next-generation VLTI Instrument MATISSE Heads for Paranal

15 Sept. 2017 — ann17059

Winners of the 2017 Insight Astronomy Photographer of the Year Announced

12 Sept. 2017 — ann17058

Winners of the Photo NightScape Awards 2017 Announced

1 Sept. 2017 — ann17057

Join Us on a Journey to the Stars — the ESOblog Goes Live!

1 Sept. 2017 — ann17056

ESO’s La Silla Observatory to Host New Planet Hunter

31 Aug. 2017 — ann17055

ESO Supernova has a new partner: Softmachine Immersive Productions GmbH comes into play

24 Aug. 2017 — ann17054

ESOcast 124: Q&A with Tim de Zeeuw, ESO's Outgoing Director General

22 Aug. 2017 — ann17053

ESPRESSO Planet Hunter Heads for Chile

10 Aug. 2017 — ann17052

A Very Close Encounter

9 Aug. 2017 — ann17051

Hint of Relativity Effects in Stars Orbiting Supermassive Black Hole at Centre of Galaxy

7 Aug. 2017 — ann17050

ESOcast 120: Chile Chill 10: VLT Main Mirror Recoating

4 Aug. 2017 — ann17049

Chilean Minister of Energy Sees Paranal Connect to National Electricity Grid

2 Aug. 2017 — ann17048

ESOcast 119: AOF First Light

1 Aug. 2017 — ann17047

ESO Calendar 2018 Now Available

18 July 2017 — ann17046

The Messenger No. 168 Now Available

14 July 2017 — ann17045

Follow ESO on Instagram

10 July 2017 — ann17044

ALMA Appoints New Director

7 July 2017 — ann17043

ESO and ESA Reach Agreement to Site Test-Bed Telescope at La Silla

7 July 2017 — ann17042

ESOcast 116: OPC 100

6 July 2017 — ann17041

ESO’s SPHERE Unveils its First Exoplanet

4 July 2017 — ann17039

Planetarium News

29 June 2017 — ann17038

Astronomers Build the Most Advanced Observatory in the World from LEGO®

19 June 2017 — ann17037

ELT Primary Mirror Prepares to Flex its Muscles

19 June 2017 — ann17036

Red Dots: The Live Search for Terrestrial Planets around Proxima Centauri Continues

16 June 2017 — ann17035

ESOcast 112: Catching Starlight

15 June 2017 — ann17034

Winner of Summer AstroCamp 2017 Bursary Announced

15 June 2017 — ann17033

Science in School: Issue 40 Now Available

13 June 2017 — ann17032

ESO Annual Report 2016 Now Available

12 June 2017 — ann17031

Renaming the E-ELT

6 June 2017 — ann17030

Fifth ESO Astronomy Winter Camp for Secondary School Students

5 June 2017 — ann17029

Meet ESO at the Big Science Business Forum 2018

30 May 2017 — ann17028

Funding Opportunities in Chile (Anuncio de Oportunidades)

22 May 2017 — ann17027

ESO Awards ELT Sensor Contract to Teledyne e2v

12 May 2017 — ann17026

APEX Extension Agreement Signed

11 May 2017 — ann17025

MUSE: New Free Film about ESO’s Cosmic Time Machine

10 May 2017 — ann17024

ALMA Receives Over 1700 Proposals for Next Observing Cycle

9 May 2017 — ann17023

Start of Strategic Partnership Discussions Between Australia and ESO

5 May 2017 — ann17022

ESOcast 106: Chile Chill 9 - Lasers Over Paranal

3 May 2017 — ann17021

2017 Olivier Chesneau Prize Awarded to Rachael Roettenbacher

27 April 2017 — ann17020

ESOcast 104: Data2Dome: From the Universe to You

27 April 2017 — ann17019

ESO and Partners Launch Innovative Data2Dome Planetarium System

6 April 2017 — ann17018

ESO Engineer Wins 2017 Tycho Brahe Prize

5 April 2017 — ann17017

Media Advisory: Extremely Large Telescope First Stone Ceremony

4 April 2017 — ann17016

Apply Now for the Summer AstroCamp 2017

31 March 2017 — ann17015

Attempting the Impossible: Taking the First Picture of a Black Hole

31 March 2017 — ann17014

Science in School: Issue 39 Now Available

30 March 2017 — ann17013

Pale Red Dot Campaign Wins Guardian University Award

28 March 2017 — ann17012

The Messenger No. 167 Now Available

17 March 2017 — ann17011

Consular Corps Visits ESO HQ in Garching

15 March 2017 — ann17010

Catch a Star 2017 Contest Now Open

3 March 2017 — ann17009

ESO Remains World’s Most Productive Ground-based Observatory

22 Feb. 2017 — ann17008

ESOcast 96: Ultracool Dwarf and the Seven Planets

22 Feb. 2017 — ann17007

2017 Insight Astronomy Photographer of the Year Competition Opens

20 Feb. 2017 — ann17006

ESO Announces Support of Summer AstroCamp

15 Feb. 2017 — ann17005

ESO Awards Contract to Polish the ELT Tertiary Mirror

27 Jan. 2017 — ann17004

Win a Trip to Paranal with the Photo Nightscape Awards 2017

20 Jan. 2017 — ann17003

Girls’ Day Event at ESO Headquarters in Garching, Germany

11 Jan. 2017 — ann17002

Catch a Star 2016 Contest Winners Announced

4 Jan. 2017 — ann17001

ESOcast Light series

22 Dec. 2016 — ann16089

Orbit of Proxima Centauri Determined After 100 Years

20 Dec. 2016 — ann16088

The Messenger No. 166 Now Available

19 Dec. 2016 — ann16087

Space Scoop Selected as Great Website for Kids

15 Dec. 2016 — ann16086

3D Map of Distant Galaxies Completed

15 Dec. 2016 — ann16085

CAPjournal Issue 21 Now Available

6 Dec. 2016 — ann16084

Science in School: Issue 38 Now Available

29 Nov. 2016 — ann16083

Winner of 2016 De Zeeuw-Van Dishoeck Graduation Prize for Astronomy Announced

29 Nov. 2016 — ann16082

ESOcast 89: Chile Chill 8 - A Bird’s Eye View of ESO’s Observatories

14 Nov. 2016 — ann16081

Winners of 2016 Photo Nightscape Awards Announced

9 Nov. 2016 — ann16080

ESO Hosts Workshop on Communicating Science to Society

4 Nov. 2016 — ann16079

Winners of Fourth ESO Astronomy Camp Bursaries Announced

28 Oct. 2016 — ann16078

First Light for Largest Adaptive Optics System

27 Oct. 2016 — ann16077

ESOcast 88: Fulldome Specialists visit Chile

25 Oct. 2016 — ann16076

Former Finnish President Visits Paranal

20 Oct. 2016 — ann16075

The Future of Alpha Centauri

20 Oct. 2016 — ann16074

New Webcams for ALMA and Paranal

17 Oct. 2016 — ann16073

ESPRESSO Sees Light at the End of the Tunnel

17 Oct. 2016 — ann16072

Olivier Chesneau Prize 2017

17 Oct. 2016 — ann16071

Programme for the ESO Open House Day 2016 now available

11 Oct. 2016 — ann16070

ESO racks up five million views on YouTube

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