ESOCast 183 Light - Stunning Exoplanet Time-lapse - HD

Michael500ca 2018-11-17

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ESO's planet-hunting instrument SPHERE on the VLT has caught sight of the exoplanet Beta Pictoris b emerging from the bright halo of its parent star, 64 light-years away.

Credit/Courtesy: ESO
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