Close up of dead star
European astronomers have announced the image of a star about 3,300 light-years from Earth, emitting the last bright light before disappearing forever.
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European astronomers have announced the image of a star about 3,300 light-years from Earth, emitting the last bright light before disappearing forever.
Some of the Milky Way stars must be 13 billion years old, but the production machine is constantly working to produce new generation of stars.
The galaxy, called NGC 1187, was discovered in 1784 by the English astronomer William Herschel. Far from being calm and unchanging, it has
Astronomers in Chile used powerful telescopes to observe what they called the first evidence of the existence of dark galaxies, according to the Southern European Observ…
On March 23, the Southern European Observatory (ESO) reported that they had found 9
The new image of the Omega Nebula captured by the Southern Observatory (ESO) VLT telescope is one of the clearest shots taken from the ground. Pink dust in the center of…
The European Astronomical Authority (ESO) on October 3 announces ALMA - the world's largest telescope, can observe the universe from dust and gas particles that form sta…
The European Space Research Organization in the Southern Hemisphere (ESO) has decided to choose this South American country as the place for the world's largest telescop…
ESO recently published a series of central shots of a cosmic cloud called RCW 38, along with the newly created stars and planetary systems.
Thanks to a special study combining data from ESO's Extra Large Telescope and NASA's Chandra X-Ray Observatory, astronomers shed light on the mystery of the acceleration…
Using ESO's ultra-large VLT telescope, astronomers have succeeded in determining the size of the giant Messier 87 galaxy.
The large market camera of La Silla Observatory (ESO) has just captured a picture of Helix planetary nebula.
Extremely large telescope ESO has recently taken an unprecedented picture of the two mixed and chaotic galaxies.
The latest ESO image reveals incredible detail in the complex structure of one of the largest and brightest nebula in the sky, the Carina Nebula (NGC 3372).
Scientists take a new look at the Centaurus A galaxy (NGC 5128) when the rays and lobes emanating from the central black hole are recorded by wavelengths of light below…