So, Neptune has not seen it yet: there are new pictures of the farthest from the planet

The ground-based VLT telescope equipped with the new Adaptive Optics system has managed to make spectacular Neptune photos that even surpass the photos taken by Hubble from the space.

Astronomers from the European Southern Observatory publish new Neptune photos on the ESO website, Transmet ONLINE.UA

Note that Neapolt images of striking accuracy have were made during the first observations of the ESO "Very Large Telescope" in "laser tomography" mode. Bright photos were released with the help of the multichannel spectrograph MUSE, which works in conjunction with the adaptive optics GALACSI

It should be added that 8- The VLT telescope is located at 2635 meters Mount Cerro Paranal, located in the Chilean descent of Atacama The first observations on this telescope were made in May Over the years, the camera has made many unique shots, including infrared images of the planets extrasonal GQ Vovk b and 2M1207b as well as super-sharp photographs of Jupiter.

Previously, ONLINE.UA reported: that Spanish astronomers of the Canary Islands astrophysics university have made a great discovery of space – they discovered two systems to both with three planetary planets of the Earth