Toda una vida siendo atea para acabar el doctorado rezando a dios Submitting my thesis next week:)

Located 190 km away from Cerro Paranal, the Llullaillaco volcano is a regular feature on the horizon seen from our VLT. Here we see the Sun as it peeks over the volcano, which casts a looming shadow onto the atmosphere itself 😲 Read more: www.eso.org/public/image... 🔭 🧪 📷 F. Millour/ESO

It is not just about Astronomy, it is not just about science, it is about our right as humanity to preserve the darkest sky on Earth. The INNA project close to the most important observatory in the world goes ahead, and today ESO publishes a scientific report on the impacts.

Finally sharing this great news: I have been awarded an European Southern Observatory (ESO) fellowship in Chile to develop my own research project. ESO, the foremost ground-based astronomical organization, designs, builds, and operates the world’s most advanced telescopes. (1/ )

Este viernes en Arrecife (Lanzarote): una jornada muy especial por el día de la mujer. Gracias #AyuntamientoDeArrecife por contar conmigo :)

Muy recomendable la exposición 'Extraterrestes. ¿Hay vida fuera de la Tierra?' en @CosmoCaixa! Con comisariado científico de la SEA: Montserrat Villar (coordinadora), Benjamín Montesinos y Ester Lázaro (@C_Astrobiologia, CSIC-INTA) y Eva Villaver (@IAC_Astrofisica).

Le solicito al Servicio de Evaluación Ambiental que rechace de manera temprana el proyecto INNA de AES Andes para que la empresa reubique el proyecto 🚫 Abro hilo (y segunda parte en los comentarios)

Què es mou al cel traçant una 'S'? 🧐 🛰️ És el satèl·lit de la missió #Gaia d' @esa.int! 🔭 Captat pel Telescopi Joan Oró, de l'Observatori del #Montsec, #SantEstevedelaSarga, a petició d'un grup de l' #IEEC a l' @icc-ub.bsky.social. 📽️ Imatges de la nit del 31 de gener a l'1 de febrer.

👩‍💻🔭 ¿Ya conocéis a las astrónomas de la SEA? #11Febrero #11Feb #diamujeryninaenciencia www.sea-astronomia.es/astronomas-SEA

Gràcies a @espai.media per comptar amb nosaltres en un dia tant especial! #DiaInternacionalDonaNenaEnLaCiencia

New paper out! 🌟 Runaway stars interact with the interstellar medium (gas and dust of within the Galaxy) as they move with high velocities. These interactions heat the medium and create amazing structures, called stellar bow shocks, that can be seen in the infrared (1/)

2/ Here's another stunning image of C/2024 G3 (ATLAS), also captured at ESO's Paranal Observatory, this time by our colleague Abel de Burgos Sierra. 🔭 🧪

🏆 Mar Carretero received the 3rd #ScienceAward by @lavanguardia.com and Fundació Catalunya - La Pedrera last wednesday! 🧪During the award ceremony, all awardees presented their excellent and inspiring research💫 👏Congratulations to all!🔝 #Awards #WomenInScience @ub.edu @doctorandsub.bsky.social