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Published on 1 February 2017

Gaia, a siren … for solar system objects

The European space mission Gaia, launched in 2013, has recently enriched the scope of its sky mapping activities through the commissioning of a daily alert...
Published on 27 January 2017

The SuperCam project has successfully passed its CDR and begins integration

The SuperCam project successfully passed its Critical Design Review on December 7, 8 and 9 2016 at the Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) in New...
Published on 13 January 2017

Validation of the radio frequency set for the PicSat project

The frequency set of the PicSat nanosatellite, designed for the measurement of exoplanetary transits, has been validated by the IARU (International Amateur...
Published on 5 January 2017

Quantum technologies challenged by microgravity

Physicists from the Laboratoire photonique numérique et nanosciences (CNRS/Université de Bordeaux/Institut d’optique graduate school), from the Systèmes de...
Published on 22 December 2016

Proxima bound to Alpha Centauri

Three astronomers, one from the Observatoire de Paris, demonstrated that Proxima, the closest star to the Sun, is gravitationally linked to its two neighbors...
Published on 8 December 2016

Nearby ageing star previews the future of Solar system planets

Five billion years from now, the Sun will grow into a red giant star, more than a hundred times larger than its current size. It will also experience an...
Published on 22 November 2016

Study of dry ice on Rosetta’s comet

The work of Filacchione et al.,published in the November 17th 2016 issue of Science, to which have contributed scientists from the Paris Observatory,...
Published on 21 November 2016

Study of the water ice on Rosetta’s comet

The work of Fornasier et al. (2016) published on line in the November 17 november 2016 issue of Science shows how the colours of the nucleus of comet...
Published on 21 November 2016

Studies of the ice on Rosetta’s comet

Two online papers in the November 17th 2016 issue of the journal Science, to which have contributed two Paris Observatory scientist, furnish new information...
Published on 17 November 2016

ESO’s SPHERE instrument yields high resolution images of protoplanetary discs

The recent publication in November 2016, by three international teams of asgtronomers, which include scientists from the Paris Observatory’s Laboratory for...