All Entries Tagged With: "ESO"
A nebula to dye for!
Hydrogen peroxide—used on Earth to dye hair blonde—has been found in deep space
Meet the Meathook Galaxy
Strangely lopsided galaxy has bent spiral arms and glowing clouds of hydrogen gas.
That’s not a telescope!
If Crocodile Dundee had a telescope, it would be an ELT. Find out more in this public talk…
Hidden cosmic treasures
See how a Russian amateur got to use one of the world’s biggest telescopes.
Going out with a bang
Fireworks from dying stars produce a dynamic deep space display.
Really cool stars
Move over Hollywood, astronomers have spotted what could be the coldest star yet found.
Hot, giant planet seen again
New images confirm the presence of a hot, giant planet orbiting a nearby star.
Galaxy not so far, far away
A dusty galaxy has been lying about how far away it is.
Stunning blue nebula
Reflecting the glow of bright stars, nebula Messier 78 can be seen with a small telescope.
New view of Orion
Starbirth nebula seen in a new light in combined professional/amateur image.
