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Published on 24 February 2013

Evaporation of black holes and string theory

Published on 1 December 2000

VLT directly observes the formation of present-day spirals

Astronomers have long been intrigued by a population of luminous and compact galaxies that are observed in large numbers in the distant Universe. Although...
Published on 1 December 2000

Search for Sirius companions

January 31, 1862, the white dwarf Sirius-B, was discovered around the Sirius star, using the first large modern telescope. Since this discovery, many direct...
Published on 1 December 2000

Photograph: Nicolas Biver

Published on 1 December 2000

Space Weather with SOHO and MEUDON Observations

Violent events occuring on the Sun, such as solar flares, eruptive prominences and coronal mass ejections (CMEs), produce tremendously energetic particles....
Published on 1 December 2000

Mass Loss from Asymptotic Giant Branch Stars and the Cosmic Cycle of Matter

Stars of mass comparable to the mass of the Sun, Mo, up to 5 or 6 times Mo, spend several billion years burning quietly hydrogen into helium. Then they...
Published on 1 December 2000

The Observatory of Paris will be on board STEREO, mission of NASA

In 2004, a new monitoring system of the activity of the Sun, STEREO, composed of two identical probes, will be launched by NASA. They will carry each one...
Published on 1 December 2000

News of the Cassini-Huygens mission

With to its "counter" nearly 2 billion kilometers traversed in its tour in Saturn direction, the Cassini probe comes to penetrate in the belt of asteroids...