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NewsWhen a star metamorphoses into a black hole
On Sunday 9 October 2022, at precisely 13:16:50, the most energetic flare ever observed on Earth was detected by the US [...] -
News“Fête de la Science” event
Staff from the LAM participated extensively in this year’s science festival. In particular, the laboratory hosted [...] -
NewsWater on Mars
Studies carried out in part by the GSP team at the LAM and the Origins Institute has provided the first global, [...] -
NewsAdoption of the Comet Interceptor space exploration mission
The Comet Interceptor space mission has been adopted by the European Space Agency (ESA) as the next mission to explore the [...] - 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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