Space

Gravitational waves: a new era for astronomy

Paul Ramond, PhD student at Observatoire de Paris and ENSTA Paris (IP Paris)

On April 26th, 2021

Thanks to recent advances in our detection of gravitational waves, some previously unobservable phenomena can now be detected billions of light years from Earth.

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Crossing a wormhole: reality or science fiction?

Guillaume Bossard, Lecturer in physics at École Polytechnique (IP Paris)

On June 18th, 2021

4 mins reading time

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Scouring Mars for answers to life on Earth

Juliette Lambin, Head of scientific programs at the National Center for Space Studies (CNES)

On February 18th, 2021

4 mins reading time

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How Space telescopes unravel the mysteries of the cosmos

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James Webb Space Telescope: the new “Hubble”?

Philippe Laudet, Astronomy and Astrophysics Program Manager at CNES

Episode 2 / 3

In the space between galaxies: dark matter and interstellar dust

David Elbaz, Astrophysicist and Scientific Director of the CEA Astrophysics Department

Episode 3 / 3

How do solar winds impact Earth?

Lina Hadid, CNRS Research Fellow at the Plasma Physics Laboratory (LPP)

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Space security: the impossible consensus between powers

Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan, Director of the Centre for Security, Strategy & Technology at the Observer Research Foundation, New Delhi

On November 24th, 2021

4 mins reading time

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Space

Gravitational waves: a new era for astronomy

Crossing a wormhole: reality or science fiction?

Scouring Mars for answers to life on Earth

How Space telescopes unravel the mysteries of the cosmos

James Webb Space Telescope: the new “Hubble”?

In the space between galaxies: dark matter and interstellar dust

How do solar winds impact Earth?

Space security: the impossible consensus between powers

Astrophysics: 3 recent discoveries that illuminate our vision of the universe

Conquering Mars: realistic venture or a fantasy?

Is the satellite industry entering a “low-cost” era?