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NewsPure Light Galaxies in the Early Universe: The Mystery of Dustless Cosmic Youth
After the big bang, nucleosynthesis started in the first stellar population formed in the Universe: population III stars [...] -
NewsRevision of the length of day on Uranus
Using the aurora of Uranus as a celestial clock, Laurent Lamy (LAM and Paris Observatory) and his colleagues have tackled a [...] -
NewsEuclid’s Q1 public delivery
The Euclid Consortium has published scientific papers and released exclusive data covering 63 square degrees, demonstrating [...] -
NewsAn exceptional cosmic filament reveals a chain of galaxies and cold gas clouds
An international team of researchers, led by Maryam Arabsalmani of the ORIGINS cluster at Munich’s Ludwig-Maximilians [...] - See the news
Laboratoire d’astrophysique de Marseille
The Marseille Astrophysics Laboratory is one of the largest astrophysical laboratories in France. Our research teams study the universe and its evolution in all its themes (solar system, exoplanets, stars, galaxies and cosmology). The LAM also has the means to participate in the development and construction of instrumentation for very large terrestrial observatories and for space observation missions.
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