Interstellar Medium, Cycle of Matter, Astro-Chemistry
The PLANCK collaboration receives the 2018 cosmology prize from the Gruber Foundation (Yale University). IRAP’s PLANCK team (Toulouse) is one of them!
With the 2018 award of the Cosmology Prize of the Gruber Foundation to the entire PLANCK space project team (https://gruber.yale.edu/cosmology/2018/planck-team), the PLANCK team of the Institut de Recherche en Astrophysique et […]
SPICA in the final run for the next ESA medium-size mission (M5)
The SPICA infrared space telescope has just been pre-selected by the European Space Agency (ESA) to participate in the final competition, which in September 2021 will see the choice of […]
JWST: a new look at the interstellar matter at the origin of planetary systems
Often portrayed as the successor to the Hubble Space Telescope, the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) will be, once deployed, the largest telescope ever launched into space. Through its observations […]
PILOT maps the magnetic field at the core of the Milky Way
The magnetic field in the dense twisted loop of gas and dust surrounding the black hole at the centre of our Galaxy has been revealed in a new image from […]
Correlation between structures and electronic properties in PAH aggregates
An interdisciplinary French team involving laboratories in Toulouse (IRAP, LCPQ) and the Paris region (Synchrotron SOLEIL, ISMO) combined the measurement of photo-ionization spectra at the SOLEIL synchrotron with molecular simulations […]
AROMA Setup First Results
The new analytical experimental setup called AROMA (Astrochemistry Research of Organics with Molecular Analyzer) is now in operation at IRAP/LCAR. The main purpose of this setup is to study and […]
Pilot experiment : the interstellar dust studied from a balloon
The Pilot astrophysics experiment will be launched in a few days under a stratospheric balloon from Alice Springs in central Australia. The aim is to observe the polarization of the […]
SOFIA: a telescope operating from the stratosphere
The Orion nebula is an observational target since the earliest antiquity – first with the naked eye and then by means of ever more powerful telescopes, located for some on […]
ALMA reveals the curious geometry of a proto-star
One of the great mysteries of astrophysics lies in understanding the different stages of formation of a star such as ours. How a star like the Sun emerged from the […]
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