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Jupiter has the most intense auroras in the Solar System. Some of these are linked to electromagnetic interactions between [...]

On June 26, the LAM hosted an event organized by Aix Marseille Université on the subject of the “Safe Place For [...]

Michel Marcos of the LAM has just been awarded the CNRS “Cristal” Medal. The “Cristal” Medal is [...]

Following the launch of NASA’s GALEX satellite some twenty years ago, we were surprised to discover that 30% of all [...]

For over two decades, the COSMOS collaboration has worked together to understand the formation and evolution of galaxies and [...]

After the big bang, nucleosynthesis started in the first stellar population formed in the Universe: population III stars [...]

The Laboratoire d’Astrophysique de Marseille hosted its first internal forum on the “Observatoire des Mondes [...]

Using the aurora of Uranus as a celestial clock, Laurent Lamy (LAM and Paris Observatory) and his colleagues have tackled a [...]

The Euclid Consortium has published scientific papers and released exclusive data covering 63 square degrees, demonstrating [...]