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ESO Supernova Public Newsletter

15 October 2021

ESO Supernova Announcements

	Our Instagram account is live. Follow us and win some prizes! — Amazing images of space, fascinating facts and not-to-be-missed sky events at your fingertips 11 October 2021: Today, 11 October 2021, the ESO Supernova Planetarium & Visitor Centre starts shining bright like a supernova also on Instagram, generating enthusiasm and passion for astronomy on this long overdue ...
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	Restrictions relaxed for visitors — Guided tours are back, groups can buy more tickets and shows can be booked several weeks in advance 10 September 2021: Your visit to the ESO Supernova will become easier starting this Friday, as we reduce some restrictions and extend booking capability for a longer time period, following the latest guidance ...
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	ESO Calendar 2022 Now Available 10 September 2021: Featuring awe-inspiring images for each month, your astronomical companion for the next year — the 2022 ESO Calendar — is now available for purchase from the ESO online shop and in the ...
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ESO Press Releases

12 October 2021
Meet the 42: ESO images some of the biggest asteroids in our Solar System

9 September 2021
ESO captures best images yet of peculiar “dog-bone” asteroid

5 August 2021
New ESO observations show rocky exoplanet has just half the mass of Venus


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