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To mark the astronomical event of 2026, the Service espace of Paris Observatory (SE-OP) is expanding its range of services for the general public and...

An international team, comprising a researcher from the Paris Observatory – PSL, Sorbonne University and the CNRS, and a researcher from the University of...

A French team, comprising a researcher from the Paris Observatory – PSL, Sorbonne University and the CNRS, and a researcher from Jean Monnet University in...

Imagine: within three years, the Moon will repeatedly ‘target’ Southern Europe. As a result, Spain becomes the best place in Europe to experience exceptional...

Towards a permanent European entity managing a shared fleet of quantum gravimeters accessible to all and a network of ground reference stations.

On 20 February, a book entitled Les dentelles noires de l’Etna was published, written by Jean Lautier-Gaud, a member of the LTE staff. In it, he recounts an...

Exploration of the Moon and its surroundings has seen renewed interest over the past decade, as evidenced by the Artemis (NASA), LunaNET (NASA/ESA) and...

The CNRS has established a network of innovation ambassadors, created in 2024. This network is composed of approximately 80 researchers from all disciplines,...

The collaboration between the École pour l’informatique et les techniques avancées (EPITA) and the Paris Observatory reveals a fruitful use of space imagery.

The Q-PLANET project has been selected for funding under the Chips Joint Undertaking (Chips JU) programme.