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A very hungry planet! 🪐

That little dot is WISPIT 2b, a newborn exoplanet. About 5 times the mass of Jupiter, the planet is eating its way through its dusty cradle as it orbits the host star, a younger version of our Sun 🌞

Taken with ESO’s Very Large Telescope (VLT) in #Chile, this image is the first clear detection of a baby planet in a disc with multiple rings.

Read more: https://www.eso.org/public/images/potw2534a/

📷 ESO/R. F. van Capelleveen et al.

#astrodon #astronomy #astrophysics #space #science

A white protoplanetary disc at the centre of the picture takes up most of the frame. The elliptical cloud of dust and gas consists of several concentric rings and gaps. In one of the larger gaps there is a little dot: a planet.


As the Milky Way band appears to pour into our Extremely Large Telescope in #Chile, the cranes around it seem to do the same while they further advance the telescope.

Once complete, the ELT will be breaking down the light above in unparalleled detail with its huge 39 m mirror.

More: https://www.eso.org/public/images/potw2533a/

📷 C. Letelier/ESO

#astrodon #astronomy #astrophysics #astrophotography #space #science

The image shows the open metallic dome of the Extremely Large Telescope (ELT) at the centre of the picture taking up the lower half of the frame. At the top, like a river the Milky Way band horizontally pours into the ELT. The construction site of the ELT is surrounded by cranes, while the Milky Way lights up the sky in various colours. One patch of the Milky Way shines the brightest, the centre of the galaxy.


Sailing beneath a sea of stars!

Feast your eyes on this stunning image of our Extremely Large Telescope (ELT) underneath a gorgeous starry night sky in #Chile. It almost looks like a ship cresting a great, shadowy wave. ⛵️🌊

Read more: https://www.eso.org/public/images/potw2530a/

📷 P. Romaniuk/ESO

#astrodon #astronomy #astrophysics #space #science

The bottom fourth of the image is taken up by the black shadow of Chile’s Atacama Desert, appearing as a wave with a peak near the left-hand side. Almost at the very peak of the shadow is a grey dome appearing as a white light. Above, is a vast sea of white specks, stars amongst a gradient of orange, blue and bright pinks and purples. The branching Milky Way extends from the centre of the image to the top right.


New instance, new #introduction !

Hi #fediverse ! We’re the European Southern Observatory, and we design, build and operate ground-based telescopes.

One of them is our Extremely Large Telescope, currently under construction in #Chile. It will have a 39 m mirror, and its rotating enclosure will weigh 6100 tonnes, or about 700 mastodons!

We’re looking forward to chatting with all of you about #astronomy

And many thanks to @sebinthestars for running our former instance!

📷 ESO/G. Vecchia

A drone photograph of a gigantic telescope in the desert, at sunset. The telescope dome is under construction, and partially covered in cladding. The sliding doors of the dome are open, revelaning the telescope inside: a cylindrical structure of white criss-crossed beams. The dome is surrounded by huge cranes, and the entire scene is bathed in the golden light of the setting Sun in the background.


A view from an airplane window during twilight, showing the wing silhouetted against the sky. A comet –a white elongated smudge– hovers above the horizon, surrounded by scattered stars. Below, faint city lights dot the dark landscape.


The skies of Chile’s Atacama Desert, renowned as the darkest and clearest of the world, are now at risk from an industrial megaproject.

Electricity company AES Andes proposed to locate a large-scale industrial complex just a few kilometres away from our Paranal Observatory. If constructed, the resulting dust emissions, increased atmospheric turbulence, and especially light #pollution, would irreparably impact the capabilities for astronomical observation.

We urge the involved parties, specifically AES Andes, to work with the Government of #Chile to relocate this megaproject to a zone compatible with industrial development without jeopardising the skies of Paranal.

Read more: https://www.eso.org/public/news/eso2501/?lang

📷 ESO/P. Horálek

#environment #astrodon #astronomy #science

A view of the Milky Way arching across the night sky above the Atacama Desert in Chile. The foreground features the buildings of ESO’s Very Large Telescope (VLT), with a person standing on a raised platform. A sign saying "skies at risk" is overlaid on the image.


Today in Labor History September 11, 1973: The CIA helped overthrew the democratically elected government of Allende in Chile. This ended nearly 150 years of democratic rule. Also killed in the coup were folk singer Victor Jara, and American IWW journalist Frank Teruggi. Jara courageously continued singing Venceremos (We Shall Win) while he lay on the ground, hands broken by his torturers, as they slaughtered hundreds in the national stadium. 16 years of military terror followed under Pinochet’s rule. Chilean-American author Isabel Allende is a cousin of the assassinated former president, Salvador Allende. She wrote her debut novel, “House of the Spirits,” while in exile in Venezuela, after fleeing the Pinochet dictatorship.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0nybX2_mYqg

#WorkingClass #LaborHistory #SalvadorAllende #pinochet #chile #dictatorship #cia #FolkMusic #VictorJara




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Paco de Lucia contrajo matrimonio en 1977 con Casilda Varela
Paco de Lucía y Casilda Varela tuvieron tres hijos: Casilda, Lucía y Curro. Gtres

Label😛hilips ‎– 63 28 199
Country: Chile
Released: 1977
Tracklist
A1 Almoraima (Bulerías) 5:23
A2 Cueva Del Gato (Rondeña) 5:42
A3 El Cobre (Sevillanas) 3:09
A4 A La Perla De Cádiz (Cantiñas) 4:25
B1 Ole (Jaleos) 4:18
B2 Plaza Alta (Soleá) 6:11
B3 Río Ancho (Rumba) 4:29
B4 Llanos Del Real (Minera) 3:36
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#PacoDeLucía #flamenco #music #Chile #1977