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Olivier La Marle, Head of the Universe Sciences programme at CNES
Ricardo Arévalo, Associate Professor at the University of Maryland
Julien de Wit, Associate Professor of Planetary Sciences at MIT , Amaury Triaud , Professor of Exoplanetology at University of Birmingham
A new approach is being considered to detect exoplanets with the surface conditions needed to harbor life.
Space Science and technologyJohan Bregeon, Research Fellow in Observational Cosmology at Grenoble Laboratory of Subatomic Physics and Cosmology
The new LSST camera will enable us to observe the universe in unprecedented detail, in particular by studying dark matter and energy.
Pierre Henriquet, Doctor in Nuclear Physics and Columnist at Polytechnique Insights
Pierre Henriquet, Doctor in Nuclear Physics and Columnist at Polytechnique Insights
The 2024-2025 moon return programme is a long-term project: the aim is to create a space station and a lunar base that can be inhabited.
Space Science and technologyLina 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.
Science and technology SpaceSébastien Léas, weather forecaster at Météo-France
Third Generation Meteosats will enable better identification of weather phenomena, with images that will be twice as accurate than previous versions.