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ESO Chasing Starlight

Chasing Starlight brings you exciting astronomy topics from some of the most advanced telescopes on Earth — those of the European Southern Observatory (ESO). Hosted by ESO astronomer Dr. Suzanna Randall, the show aims to make astronomy topics accessible and enjoyable.

The show is filmed at ESO’s Headquarters near Munich in Germany, with occasional visits in Chile at ESO’s telescopes sites. You can expect stunning views of the Universe brought by our telescopes, cool technology, fun facts in astronomy and relevant topics in the field today. For the latest astronomy discoveries visit our main ESO YouTube Channel @ESOObservatory

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7:25

Pluto isn't a planet, and exoplanets are making things trickier

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Does the Milky Way central black hole rotate? This star could tell us

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13:52

Satellite constellations threat to astronomy can get much worse

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11:03

These underground tunnels observe the Universe

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9:55

Inside the world's largest telescope: it's progressing fast!

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7:03

Faster than light? How a new observatory will see the high-energy Universe

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9:08

3I/ATLAS update: expert breaks down the REAL science

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6:19

New lasers for a gigantic virtual telescope – a new era for interferometry

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9:56

New images of M87's black hole show its changing magnetic field

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6:48

Can we actually SEE exoplanets?

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4:43

Witnessing the dawn of a new solar system

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6:51

Planetary defence 101: tracking dangerous asteroids

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5:15

How massive can black holes get?

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6:35

Why do telescopes shoot lasers?

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5:55

Oxygen discovered in most distant galaxy known yet

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The star that should have exploded already: T Coronae Borealis

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7:15

How are astronomical illustrations made?

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6:34

Are colours in astronomical images real?

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7:55

Sharpest ground observations ever

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8:17

How did the Earth form?

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6:59

How we protect telescopes from earthquakes

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6:06

The largest telescope dome ever built

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9:17

From black holes to proto-planets: ALMA's top discoveries

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This is ESO's Chasing Starlight

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7:45

Some of the strangest stars

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7:41

Come to the Dark Side, we have stars

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6:23

We're building our Extremely Large Telescope. What will it find?

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6:34

What is Light?

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11:34

Science fact or fiction?

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7:40

Where do the elements in your body come from?

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7:26

Debunking astronomy myths

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16:24

The Very Large Telescope is 25 years old — what has it found?

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