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ESOcast is a video podcast series dedicated to bringing you the latest news and research from ESO, the European Southern Observatory. Here we explore the Universe's ultimate frontier.

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An unexpected shock wave | ESO News

2026/01/12

What’s the true shape of a supernova? | ESO News

2025/11/12

Rogue planet found growing at record rate | ESO News

2025/10/02

Hayabusa2’s next target is smaller and faster than we thought | ESO News

2025/09/18

Look into the stunning RCW 38 star cluster

2025/02/13

First ever binary star found near Sgr A* | ESO News

2024/12/17

First zoomed-in picture of an extragalactic star | ESO News

2024/11/21

Most distant rotating galaxy yet is a space oddity | ESO News

2024/10/07

New planet discovered orbiting closest single star to our Sun | ESO News

2024/10/01

Record-breaking stellar black hole found nearby | ESO News

2024/04/16

Clash of stars solves stellar mystery | ESO News

2024/04/11

Survey reveals secrets of planet birth around dozens of stars | ESOcast Light

2024/03/05

New link found between water and planet formation | ESOcast Light

2024/02/29

Metal scar found on cannibal star | ESOcast Light

2024/02/26

Using ESO’s Very Large Telescope, astronomers have found a metal ‘scar’ imprinted on the surface of a dead star. This video summarises the discovery.

Astronomers identify record-breaking quasar | ESOcast Light

2024/02/19

Astronomers have characterised the most luminous quasar observed to date, which is powered by the fastest-growing black hole. This black hole is growing in mass by the equivalent of one Sun per day. The matter being pulled in toward this black hole forms a disc that measures seven light-years in diameter — about 15 000 times the distance from the Sun to the orbit of Neptune.

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★★★★★

JERMadness 2011/06/03

Love It But Want More

I love this show but I wish it was a little more in depth, longer, and frequent. There used to be a Hubble podcast where it was just a presentation of...

★★★★★

gwng12 2009/12/24

Exciting Stuff!

This is a great podcast. Lots of cutting edge work is spotlighted, and the podcast is fun and entertaining.

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