A Huge Infrared Telescope Has Observed a Zone We've Never Been Able to See Into Before | VISTA

ESO's VISTA telescope has pierced through cosmic dust to reveal 1.5 billion objects hidden by our galaxy’s dust. This unprecedented infrared survey unveils what visible light cannot show us - newborn stars, ancient stellar fossils, and distant galaxies previously cloaked in darkness. Join us as we...

19 min - Space & the Universe - Astrum

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