The Chilean Sky
A look back to our visit to Atacama Desert in 2014, on assignment for European Southern Observatory (ESO) in an expedition to three observatories in Chile. The mission was to capture a wide range of images and time-lapses of the magnificent southern sky and Atacama landscape in high resolution.
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The largest telescope that will ever be built*
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Atacama Stargazing in Chile Changed My Life
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First Ever Images from the Vera Rubin Telescope
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What The Super El Niño Will Do To Our Planet in 2026
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What Do Unedited Hubble Photos Actually Look Like?
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ESOcast 50: Chile Chill 1
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Chile in 4K - Incredible Scenes & Hidden Gems
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Photographer captures Milky Way in Atacama Desert (Plus Benro Giveaway!)
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Orion is Hiding Something Nobody Told You About
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Atacama Desert has Chilean astronomers seeing stars
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The Hidden History of the Pleiades Star Cluster
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Astronomers Missed This for 230 Years
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ESOcast 85: Chile Chill 7 — "Visitors to the Desert"
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ELT: The New Telescope that could Find the Origin of the Universe
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2024 Chile Astronomy Trip. San Pedro de Atacama. Space Obs. June 3-7, 2024
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Shooting the Milky Way from Every Light Pollution Level
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Every Rare Space Event We’ll Actually See Before We Die
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Alan Midkiff's Roll-Out Telescope Observatory (Observatory Tours #7)
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VOYAGER 1: The Story of the Next 10 Trillion Years | 4K
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