Længere væk fra end nogensinde før har astronomer lyttet til en "radio-loud"-kvasar. Lyset fra den har været undervejs i 13 milliarder år, og opdagelsen hjælper forskerne til bedre at forstå det tidlige Univers. Det er ESOs Very Large Telescope, som er brugt ved forskningsprojektet.
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8. marts 2021
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2. marts 2021: The latest edition of ESO's journal, The Messenger, is now available online. This is a special issue dedicated to the instrumentation programme for ESO’s Extremely Large Telescope (ELT ...
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1. februar 2021: Since its first light in 2006, the high-resolution infrared CRIRES spectrograph on ESO’s Very Large Telescope (VLT) has made a number of exciting scientific discoveries. The new and improved ...
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Interview with Catherine Cesarsky
8. marts 2021: In celebration of International Women’s Day, we spoke to Catherine Cesarsky, who was ESO Director General between 1999 and 2007. Since then, she has taken on a number of prestigious ...
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Vera Matenaar, Giulia Perotti, Catarina Fernandes and Hannah Calcutt
26. februar 2021: We are all familiar with the awe we experience when looking up at the stars. For many people, this sense of wonder leads to inspiration. Astronomers look up and are ...
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11. februar 2021: To mark the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, we spoke to astronomers and engineers at ESO to find out who their female role model in science or ...
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Justin Tabbett
29. januar 2021: In a laboratory at ESO headquarters, there is a setup of optics, lenses and mirrors aiding the development of the Extremely Large Telescope — the Miniscule ELT, otherwise known as ...
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