At the end of January 2025, Chronopost was the victim of a cyber attack causing a personal data leak of 210,000 customers of the delivery service. Reported to the CNIL as soon as possible, the incident was quickly controlled. However, the personal data of users is in the wild at the mercy of the pirates … Read more

[Article déjà publié le 4 décembre 2021] Where does this vision of strange floating bodies come from? These floating bodies, which have shapes of filament or small balls, may make people think of bacteria. But these forms are actually shadows of compounds of the glass mood. These floating bodies have a name: myodesopsies. These are … Read more

Has the earth was, at some point in its history, a gigantic snowball? This is difficult to believe today, given the diversity of climates found on the planet. However, long before the appearance of dinosaurs, our planet could have been a giant ice cream as a whole. This is in any case what a study … Read more

Science fiction fans know it, there are so many series available that it is often difficult to choose one. Science fiction has always been a popular genre on television since its beginnings on the small screen. Series like Star Trek, Battlestar Galactica and Doctor Who have marked generations of viewers. Today, the offer has never … Read more

Article published initially on September 04, 2024 Today, one of the greatest threats to earth is an asteroid that should come close to it in 2029. Appointed Apophis in reference to the God of Egyptian chaos, he is one of the major concerns of NASA and ESA notably. Constantly watched, it should not touch the … Read more

Since the beginnings of biology, the chirality of living molecules has intrigued scientists. This fundamental asymmetry, present in amino acids and sugars that make up all cells, seems to be a universal rule for life on earth. However, the possibility of life forms built on reverse chirality, called “mirror bacteria”, questions this uniformity.

On the roads of the future, assisted driving is no longer a luxury reserved for high -end models. In China, this change takes place at high speed, carried by fierce competition and constant technological innovation. At the heart of this dynamic, Byd is a pioneer by generalizing its new “God's Eye” system for free on … Read more

The asteroid 2024 YR4 was discovered on December 27, 2024 by American researchers from the University of Hawaii posted in Chile for research operations for geocroisters asteroids – small celestial bodies whose orbit crosses that of the earth. [Article issu de The Conversation, écrit par Patrick Michel, Astrophysicien, Directeur de Recherche au CNRS, Responsable Scientifique … Read more

Each day, millions of French people receive unsolicited commercial calls. According to a UFC-Que Choisir survey, a third of the population is contacted at least once a day by a driver, and three quarters at least once a week. These solicitations, often deemed intrusive, persist despite protection systems and sanctions provided for by law. Telephone … Read more

A saturated orbit: inventory of a growing problem Terrestrial orbit is today crowded by thousands of objects from several decades of spatial exploration. It is estimated that more than 36,500 debris measuring more than 10 cm, not to mention more than a million smaller fragments. This accumulation mainly results from human activities in orbit and … Read more