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13. September 2019

ESO’s VISTA telescope reveals a remarkable image of the Large Magellanic Cloud, one of our nearest galactic neighbours. VISTA has been surveying this galaxy and its sibling the Small Magellanic Cloud, as well as their surroundings, in unprecedented detail. This survey allows astronomers to observe a large number of stars, opening up new opportunities to study stellar evolution, galactic dynamics, and variable stars.

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The ESO Department of Communication
13. September 2019




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 Bilder der Woche


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Auf frischer Tat


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Paranal im Schnee

 
VISTA bei Nacht  Lautlose Sternentstehung  Zuhause in der Milchstraße  Ein Meilenstein in der Mikroquasar-Forschung  Rot und lange tot 

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