ESOcast 50: Chile Chill 1

This episode of the ESOcast introduces a new type of ESOcasts called "Chile Chill". These ESOcasts offer a calm experience of the Chilean night sky and ESO's observatory sites, undisturbed by facts or narration. In this episode we follow a typical night of observing for ESO's telescopes.
More information and download-options:
www.eso.org/public/videos/esoc...
Credit:
ESO.
Editing: Herbert Zodet.
Web and technical support: Mathias André and Raquel Yumi Shida.
Music: John Stanford (johnstanfordmusic.com).
Footage and photos: ESO, Christoph Malin (christophmalin.com),
Babak Tafreshi (twanight.org), Stéphane Guisard (www.eso.org/~sguisard),
José Francisco Salgado (josefrancisco.org), INAF-VST/OmegaCAM,
MPE/Nick Risinger (skysurvey.org)/Digitized Sky Survey 2/VISTA/J. Emerson/
Acknowledgment: Cambridge Astronomical Survey Unit.
Directed by: Herbert Zodet.
Executive producer: Lars Lindberg Christensen.

[@masqerader]

when I retire I'm just gonna lay in a field and star gaze

[@rbfishcs123]

Such an incredible video. I don't know who could possibly dislike this work of art. What a beautiful sky & complex. Thank you ESO!

[@seawales]

Beautiful! Blessings from New Zealand...

[@user-pz4sd2yy3c]

In addition to liking this psychedelic background mysic,I'd always enjoy the night scenery in the film every time,I got a familiar feeling of deja vu,as if I'd been with a group of companions at night in the distant prehistoric era.We lived as if we were living in a cave at that time,because handmade lighting equipments had not appeared yet in that era,not even torches,so we often stood outdoors and looked up to admire the beautiful and vast night scene in the amazing sky........

[@Nebulacast]

wanna loop and enjoy it for hours on a really big screen in a dark room with good acoustics...

[@archonoiden]

Amazing footage.

[@Axafolis]

Going to travel there one day 💙 High on my bucket list.

[@sixfeetontop]

HOW CAN YOU DISLIKE THE BIGGEST FUCKING MIND BOGGLING HUGEST DEAL THAT NEVER ENDS ENDLESSLY MASSIVE EVERYTHING THAT IS EVERYTHING INCOPREHENSIBLELY INCOMPREHENSIBLE OF ALL INCOMPREHENSION. WHOEVER DISLIKED THIS HAS AND IS NOTHING.

[@C99631]

Really beautiful photography. Makes me feel so tiny.

[@Bruce_Lee777]

GOD. I LOVE ASTRONOMY

[@galaxia4709]

Absolutely not too long! Beautiful, thank you ESO. Wish I could make timelapses. 1) & 2) of LsBaba combined, Dr. J could have done the intro instead and we all would have been happy. Dont underestimate how connected, affiliated people feel towards certain hosts. We missed Dr. J!

[@Jaecht88]

what kinda people dislike such beautiful images? they must be dead already

[@rachkate76]

Agreed.

[@A.s.i.s.i.o.]

Beautiful images and beautiful music by:(John Stanford - Sea Of Tranquility)

[@armitage36]

Thanks ESO..! This was Magical

[@LippoM]

This is a masterpiece ! Danke ESO !

[@robertmetzger6467]

Fantastic !! 👌😎👍

[@dbarzaga]

Great video.

[@josemolguin8497]

Que ganas de poder estar en vivo viendo esa maravilla .

[@helenasantos5267]

Sou fascinada pelo Universo e viajo com vcs do Atacama!

[@wrick_pal4345]

it is unbelievable to see mind-blowing world !!

[@antonietaovalle1484]

Love the Magallanes clouds

[@josswellj.7339]

I love it.

[@sorh]

Beautiful.

[@naotodate3159]

Amazing

[@rachkate76]

When I die I want to get scattered there.

[@GabrielKozsar]

look @3:58 to 4:03 ... there are 4 dots appearing and the disappearing following each other ...it's above the second telescope from the left side counting , in the upper-half of the picture ...

[@ElHyperion]

What's the name of the nebula at around 6:33?

[@Chilensk_Hjalte]

wow atacama la silla. amazones and chajnantor

[@Jap3tus]

M42 - Orion nebula, with some infrared it seems

[@mariadaluzmoutinho5701]

Que lindo espectáculo!! Um bailado das estrelas ao som de uma sinfonia que elas próprias inventam!! ...Não é verdade que todas as estrelas são iguais ...quando olhamos para o Cosmos no seu esplendor como astrónomos amadores ...temos sempre uma estrela preferida, podemos não sabemos o porquê?? mas é aquela que nos fascina ...a Sirius!!

[@ElHyperion]

This is breathtaking video, added to my favorites and looking forward to new "Chile Chills"! Just the beginning could be shorter. What about absolutely no voice through the video? And just a short-time text telling us what ESOCast and Chile Chill episode it is?

[@bobbyunderhay9349]

More discoveries and documentrys please. Get more children interested

[@Ace0077]

you lucky southern hemispherers, I'd love to see them clouds

[@standakrejci2]

amazing

[@jolujo5842]

and using hubble images is just bogus

[@benlewis7859]

Hyperventilate to this stuff

[@jolujo5842]

anyone could get these images from amatuer telescopes

[@milankuric2300]

THE NEW MOON APPEARED (THE VERY NEW MOON) SOME HALF AN HOUR AGO, MAYBE A LITTLE MORE, ON ( FROM ) THE LEFT SIDE OF OUR FAMILY HOUSE KURIĆ, ACROSS THE ROAD FROM OUR HOUSE, ON ( FROM ) THE LEFT SIDE NEAR THE PLACE IN THE SKY WHERE THE SUN APPEARS EVERY MORNING AT ABOUT 9 AM, ABOVE HILLS, ACROSS THE ROAD FROM OUR HOUSE ! 23.08.2022. YEAR. At 4:16 a.m. I DIDNT SEE THE MOON YESTERDAY BY DAY , ALL ( WHOLE DAY - YESTERDAY ) , IT'S STILL DARK ! WRITTEN BY: MILAN KURIĆ, BRNJICA, GOLUBAC, SERBIA ( EX YUGOSLAVIA ) : VILLAGE OF BRNJICA, NEAR GOLUBAC !

[@pierresteinbach4541]

3:01 3:02 Milky way visible daytime ?!!!

[@vacbomber6550]

Yep I was in Chile and I saw it during the sunset and late noon i was quite astonished

[@antonietaovalle1484]

Yes! There's little light contamination

[@Christabbaword]

Hebrews 4:7 God again set a certain day, calling it “Today.” This he did when a long time later he spoke through David, as in the passage already quoted: “Today, if you hear his voice, do not harden your hearts.” TODAY WORD HAS NOT BEEN SOWN YET

[@yallowrosa]

please, less Tv Shows ... and more Discoveries

[@z4k4z]

Very nice but could be better: (1) Drop the first 20 seconds. Dr J did not appear in the video, and I really dislike the voice and style of the announcer... so insincere (to my native English ears, at least). (2) At around 0:34, "Chile has the best skies on our planet". Best for what? "Best" by itself is meaningless. Such a statement is unscientific and not a good example of the excellent quality of work done by the ESO. (3) Perhaps a little too long (by about three minutes).

[@antonietaovalle1484]

Yes chula has the best sky. It has a lost of stellar bodies