Cécile Cavet and Antoine Petiteau wrote an article on LISA applications in the cloud, in connection with the project “Data distribution, visualization and cloud computing“. You can find the original article on the IN2P3 website. The calculations associated with the detection of gravitational waves will generate peak loads spaced over time and appear to be excellent candidates for using the […]
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Where did the two natural satellites of Mars, Phobos and Deimos, come from? For a long time, their shape suggested that they were asteroids captured by Mars. However, the shape and course of their orbits contradict this hypothesis. Two independent and complementary studies provide an answer to this question. One of these studies, to be published in The Astrophysical Journal […]
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Associated with this article, you will find a photo montage depicting the discussions and the presentations in pdf format. The UnivEarthS project organized friendly meetings, open to all, Friday, Feb. 19 at IPGP. The goal was to share with the participants about the prospects of this project in the scientific, institutional areas and also teaching, that is to say, consider […]
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UnivEarthS is a laboratory of excellence (Labex) funded by the french Future Investments Program. Interdisciplinary project combining geosciences and astrosciences, UnivEarthS includes an educational dimension. Since 2014, the Labex organizes an autumn school, inviting 30 participants in a course of one week on an exceptionnal location. The school’s goal is to provide training and a meeting point for students in […]
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IGOSat (Ionospheric & Gamma-ray observations SATellite) is the first CubeSat project leaded by Labex UnivEarthS and Université Paris Diderot. Since the project began, more than 200 students participated in its design, which takes another step by reaching the end of phase B. CNES uses the term “phase” to describe the evolution of life of a product, from the expression of […]
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