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© ESA/ATG medialab, NASA/
08.21.2019
Press
Space
Estimating the size of Mercury’s core
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© P Rubini / AM Lagrange
08.19.2019
Press
Space
A second planet in the Beta Pictoris system
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07.23.2019
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Corporate
Earth
Space
CNES and CNRS renew their exceptional partnership
CNES President Jean-Yves Le Gall and Antoine Petit, Chairman & CEO of CNRS, the French national scientific research centre, have renewed the…
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07.02.2019
Press
Space
Telescopes in the streets to help people discover the Moon
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Cassini, Dante, Baillié et Noyelles
06.05.2019
Press
Space
Saturn’s moon Mimas, a snowplough in the planet’s rings
The Solar System’s second largest planet both in mass and size, Saturn is best known for its rings. These are divided by a wide band, the Cassini…
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© Nicolas Biver
05.23.2019
Press
Earth
Space
A family of comets reopens the debate about the origin of Earth’s water
Where did the Earth’s water come from? Although comets, with their icy nuclei, seem like ideal candidates, analyses have so far shown that their…
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© Jean-Pierre Luminet
04.10.2019
Press
Space
First ever image of a black hole: a CNRS researcher had simulated it as early as 1979
The first real image of a black hole, obtained by the international network of EHT telescopes and published on April 10, 2019 in Astrophysical…
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© The EHT collaboration
04.10.2019
Press
Space
Astronomers successfully obtain first ever image of a black hole
The very first image of a black hole has been obtained by the Event Horizon Telescope (EHT), a network of eight radio telescopes on four different…
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© Y. Gominet/IMCCE/NASA
03.05.2019
Press
Space
When geology reveals the Solar System’s past secrets
Because the Solar System is chaotic, astronomers have believed until now that they could not calculate the position and orbit of the planets over 60…
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02.20.2019
Press
Space
The Earth's atmosphere extends far beyond the Moon
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