Science of Future Blog

Nothing like a trip to Italy to enjoy the Mediterranean climate or those great urban and cultural centers that delight visitors. Immerse yourself in this rich history, from north to south, to the discovery of Rome, Pompeii, Venice, Milan and Florence...

Find complex organic molecules in fossils dating back two billion years? Impossible, it was believed. On the contrary, it is possible! This is demonstrated by the famous Gunflint microfossils, Canada, in which still nestle little degraded protein remains...

Observations of Jupiter's atmosphere in radio waves used to better understand its composition, temperature and movements of gas.
What makes up Jupiter's atmosphere? An important issue when we know that its upper atmosphere would contain the same proportions of hydrogen and helium as the planetary nebula that gave birth to the solar system....

Last year, a new boson had pointed the tip of his nose in the data collected by the LHC (the Large Hadron Collider). So is he really? The suspense is at its peak and the chase continues with record collision rate.
Before entering the LHC (the Large Hadron Collider, or Large Hadron Collider, in English), protons are intended to reach energies of 13 TeV undergo a series of pre-acceleration with different machines....