Observatories | Chile ESO Paranal and ALMA | 4K

Part two of a series of journeys to the big astronomical observatories of this planet. In this video: The Paranal Observatory and the Atacama Large Millimeter Array - ALMA. With some of the biggest ground-based telescopes on earth, the observatories of the European Southern Observatory in Chile are at the bleeding edge of astronomical research. These incredibly complex machines, operating synchronized and precisely in the very remote and hostile environments of the Atacama Desert and Andes, enable deep views into the universe.
All the sequences were shot in only 4 nights in total, but on two trips in 2017 and 2019.

Shot in June 2017 at the Paranal Observatory and in July 2019 at Paranal and ALMA

GEAR:
Cameras: Nikon D850, Sony A7R3, Sony A7R2, Sony A7s, Canon 6D
Lenses: Zeiss Otus 28mm f1.4, Zeiss Milvus 35mm f2, Sigma 14-24mm f2.8, Sigma 14mm f1.8, Sigma 50mm f1.8, Sigma 60-600mm, Tamron 15-30mm f2.8, Tamron 100-400mm, Canon 11-24mm f4, Canon 70-200m f4
Motion-Control: eMotimo Spectrum ST4, Dynamic Perception Stage Zero slider
Edited in LRTimelapse, Lightroom, After Effects and Davinci Resolve

[TimestormFilms]

Equipment, background information and links in the video description. check it out ↑

[Souffle]

When the telelescopes are "dancing together"... I like it !!!!

[ThePATITALINDA]

Sorprendida de todo lo que muestran de mi querido país llamado Chile, en este video del Norte de Chile. Me encanta ver estos videos serios y profesionales. Es maravilloso. Saludos desde Santiago de Chile 🌷🇨🇱🌷

[superswag]

The universe is the most beautiful thing that could even exist

[StrengthyHonor]

Thank you TIMESTORM FILMS for showcasing our beautiful country, as usual you guys have outdone yourselves, simply majestic!

[indranilkishor]

You blow my mind Martin Heck. Masterclass!

[kerrywildner]

Martin you have no idea what a wonderful gift this is. When i received the notification i was chatting to my BF in Florida, im in South Africa after the upload i sent him the link and we watched this beautiful video "together" a small shared experience that connects two people across 13500 kilometers, it feels as though we're in the same room...we have watched many of these timelapse moments so...Thank You for this gift.. Big Love❣️

[shtml]

I've never seen the camera in the telescope with startrail technique done before. Thanks. This is so Inspirational.

[johnecoady]

5 minutes 19 seconds of bar-raising time lapse cinematographic amazingness. Stellar work Martin.

[kalyansekhar]

This really makes me feel that we are actually, like literally, gliding through space.

[ingridpatriciaiversen]

Fantástico trabajo. Hace ya unos años viví la gran experiencia de estar hay 62 horas. Es extraordinariamente maravilloso.

[janineclame]

Merveilleux ciel du Chili, que l'on ne voit nulle part ailleurs.
Un ciel d'une pureté extraordinaire!
Merci pour votre beau partage

[NightLightsFilms]

Absolutely brilliant one more time!! I love the detail you can bring out, but also that opening shot with the crescent moon setting and telescope lighting up!

[NapierNimbus]

Bravo, beautiful, sensational, visually stunning, technically stunning, simply superb work. Whoever gave thumbs down are very sad and do not appreciate brilliance when put before them, and for free.

[eclipsetotal]

♥️♥️♥️♥️Que hermoso¡ Muchas gracias¡. Thank you!

[eliasrws]

this is truly incredible... teachers should show your work in school and make kids strong minded, creative, make them searching for something more meaningful

[fena]

Contemplar ese firmamento es algo que jamás se te olvida, es demaciado hermoso., imposible aburrirse.

[nickk]

That shot from inside the observatory looking up....wow, amazing

[alienlj]

this is abso-fckn-lutely spectacular and magnificent.
from 4:30 to 4:47 is mindblowing!

[ingridpatriciaiversen]

Cielo de Chile. Astronomisk paradis ❤️