Physics

Local Heritage, Eco-Responsibility, and Breton Folklore: The Merlus of FC Lorient Embrace a Season Full of Stories

FC Lorient pays tribute to the city with its series of armbands If you follow the FC Lorient matches, League 2 football leader, you have surely noticed that the captain of the team Laurent Abergel, wears a different armband, during each meeting at home, at the Moustoir stadium. In addition to being original, these armbands, … Read more

This French Logistics Innovation is Making Waves in the Ports

Each day, thousands of containers pass between ports around the world, loaded with sometimes sensitive, sometimes polluting goods. When an incident occurs at sea, these metal giants can disappear without leaving any trace, transforming the oceans into floating cemeteries. In this context, a technology developed in Brittany draws attention. Called Seatrackbox, it promises to locate … Read more

70 Years After Einstein’s Passing: An Atomic Clock on the International Space Station to Test General Relativity

The spatial mission Pharao, which must take off on April 21, 2025, is one of these efforts. Its atomic clock will measure time very precisely, to compare how it flows on the surface of the earth and at the altitude of the international space station. [Article issu de The Conversation, écrit par, Didier Massonnet Chef … Read more

From America’s Most Polluted City to a National Park City: A Remarkable Transformation

Long perceived as a symbol of American industrial and environmental decline, Chattanooga has experienced a trajectory as singular as spectacular. In a few decades, this city in Tennessee, formerly drowned under a thick fog, managed to reverse the trend. Carried by a rare collective mobilization and a strategy centered on nature in the city, it … Read more