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Highlights
Published on 10 December 2019
First discoveries of the Parker Solar Probe mission
The analysis of the first results from NASA’s Parker Solar Probe mission, in which participated the Plasma Physics laboratory (CNRS/École...
Administrative news
Published on 3 December 2019
Alexandre Le Tiec, awarded the 2019 CNRS bronze medal
The 2019 CNRS bronze medal has been awarded to Alexandre Le Tiec, specialist in gravitational theory within the Relativity and compact objects group in...
Highlights
Published on 28 November 2019
The mystery of the origin of the stellar halo of our Galaxy is being revealed
Thanks to data collected by the European astrometric satellite Gaia, the history of the Milky Way is being revealed. In a study published on November 20,...
Highlights
Published on 26 November 2019
The first detection of very high energy gamma ray bursts
Two gamma ray bursts have just broken the current energy record.
Highlights
Published on 26 November 2019
First ever satellite using iodine propulsion
On November 3rd 2019, the first ever satellite using iodine propulsion was sent into space. This innovation in the history of satellites was made possible...
Highlights
Published on 6 November 2019
Solar Orbiter on the way to Cape Canaveral
On Tuesday, October 15th 2019, the Solar Orbiter probe was declared as ready and was transferred to its launch site at Cape Canaveral in the U.S.A. On...
Exhibitions and information
Published on 6 November 2019
Do not miss Mercury on November 11, 2019
Monday November 11, 2019, Mercury will pass in front of the Sun. On this occasion, Observatoire de Paris - PSL is mobilized to allow you to follow this rare...
Administrative news
Published on 6 November 2019
Winner of the 2019 Prize "Sciences de l’Univers" of the Academy of Sciences
The astrophysicist Bruno Sicardy was awarded the 2019 Paul Doisteau-Emile Blutet prize during a ceremony which took place under the dome of the Institut de...
Administrative news
Published on 4 November 2019
Océane Barraud, laureate of the contest "Chronothesis: my thesis in 5 minutes"
Friday, October 11, 2019, Océane Barraud won the competition of the French Association of Astronomy (AFA) "Chronothesis: my thesis in 5 minutes".
News from the labs
Published on 24 October 2019
A new constraint on the mass of "graviton"
Scientists from the observatories of Paris and Côte d’Azur, as well as the scientific center of Monaco, have used solar system data in order to constrain the...