The sequence starts with a broad view of the night sky. We then zoom in towards the constellation of Hydra. This was the direction from which gravitational waves were detected by LIGO-Virgo on 17 August 2017. The blue region shows the large area in which the source was expected to lie. Once identified many ESO telescopes and instruments scrutinised the region around the galaxy NGC 4993, where a transient source had been spotted. These included VISTA, the VST, the GROND instrument on the MPG/ESO te
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Zooming in on AT2019qiz
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Zooming In
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Zooming in on Apep
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Zooming in on Betelgeuse
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Zooming in on VFTS 243
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Zooming in on Supernova 1987A
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Animation: zooming in on Venus
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Zooming in on R Aquarii
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Nikon P900 - Zooming Venus in Daylight!
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Zooming in to AB Aurigae
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Zooming in on the Hippocampus
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Zooming in on the colourful star cluster NGC 3532
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Zooming in on the Veil Nebula
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Zooming in on Ross 128
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Zooming-in to NGC 6302
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Zooming in on the Skull Nebula
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Zooming in on the Medusa
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Zooming in on an explosive event in Orion
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Zooming in on NGC 2467
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Banshee Season 4: Zooming in on Episode #1 (Cinemax)
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Zooming in to the Heart of Messier 87
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Zooming-in to NGC 7027
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Zooming in on Planet Earth
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Banshee Season 3: Zooming in on Episode #8 (Cinemax)