- Planet
- Energy
- Health and biotech
- Digital
- Space
- Economics
- Industry
- Science and technology
- Society
- Geopolitics
- Neuroscience
- Videos
- Magazine
Julien de Wit, Associate Professor of Planetary Sciences at MIT , Amaury Triaud , Professor of Exoplanetology at University of Birmingham
Pierre Henriquet, Doctor in Nuclear Physics and Columnist at Polytechnique Insights
Pierre Henriquet, Doctor in Nuclear Physics and Columnist at Polytechnique Insights
Gerald Sanders, In-situ resource utilisation (ISRU) system capability manager at NASA
Florian Vidal, researcher at the French Institute of International Relations
Philippe Lognonné, Professor at Université Paris Cité and at Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris
Scientists are reporting on the first seismic signals measured on the planet Mars following NASA's InSight mission, launched in 2018.
Space
Olivier La Marle, Head of the Universe Sciences programme at CNES
The JUICE mission aims to test the conditions that could have led to the emergence of habitable environments on 3 of Jupiter's 4 moons.
Pierre Henriquet, Doctor in Nuclear Physics and Columnist at Polytechnique Insights
Ricardo Arévalo, Associate Professor at the University of Maryland
A prototype miniaturised instrument could identify organic molecules that could indicate the presence of extra-terrestrial life.
Space
Pierre Henriquet, Doctor in Nuclear Physics and Columnist at Polytechnique Insights
What are the obstacles to the exploration of Mars? Why aren't we already reserving our living space near the slopes of Valles Marineris?
Space
Science and technology
Lina Hadid, CNRS Research Fellow at the Plasma Physics Laboratory (LPP)
BepiColombo is the first European mission to Mercury, currently the least studied of all the planets.
