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News
26 October 2022
General public, Press, Research
Publication of the book "Les mondes de Saturne" (Saturn's worlds)
"Les mondes de Saturne", written by Sébastien Charnoz, Sandrine Vinatier, Sandrine Guerlet and Alice Le Gall, has just been published by Belin.
20 October 2022
Research
DART, the first planetary defence mission: what happens after the impact?
Following the successful impact of NASA's DART mission on the asteroid Dimorphos, the European Space Agency's (ESA) HERA mission, in which Sébastien C...
22 September 2022
Press, Research
First observations of a major organic carbon reservoir in the deep Earth
The study of the deep carbon cycle enables us to estimate the natural flow of carbon between the Earth's surface and deep interior, ultimately regulat...
19 September 2022
Observatories, Press, Research
SEIS instrument locates meteorite impacts and echoes the interior of Mars
Launched by NASA in May 2018, the InSight mission aims to study the internal structure of the planet Mars. Its SEIS seismometer, developed at IPGP, co...
06 September 2022
Awards and Distinctions, Institute Life, Press, Research
Philippe Lognonné and Paul Rebischung honored by AGU
The AGU (American Geophysical Union) awards two IPGP researchers among the hundred or so international prize-winners in its various sections for 2022!...
29 July 2022
Press, Research
A French seismometer on board a forthcoming US lunar mission
CNES and the Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris (IPGP, Université Paris Cité/CNRS) have been selected to integrate a seismometer on NASA's next lu...
28 June 2022
Press, Research
Zinc isotope anomalies reveal accretion of outer solar system material during Earth formation
The question of the origin of volatile elements* present on Earth is fundamental to understanding the evolution of our planet. A study carried out at ...
27 June 2022
Press, Research
Arc-en-Sub oceanographic mission to the Azores
To the well-known tune of the Beatles' "Yellow Submarine", an international team of 21 scientists, including six from IPGP, set sail for the Azores ab...
23 June 2022
Press, Research
High-resolution seismic imaging lifts the veil on the lithosphere-asthenosphere boundary
The Earth's surface is divided into distinct tectonic plates, which make up the lithosphere and "float" on the asthenosphere. But the exact location o...
20 June 2022
Awards and Distinctions, Institute Life, Press, Research
Frédéric Moynier elected 2022 Fellow of the Meteoritical Society
Frédéric Moynier, a professor at Université Paris Cité working in the cosmochemistry, astrophysics and experimental geophysics team at the IPGP, has b...
16 June 2022
Press, Research
Lower oceanic crust formed by in situ magma crystallization
While two-thirds of the Earth's crust is formed at ocean ridges by mantle melting, the process by which the lower part of the crust is formed is still...
16 June 2022
Press, Research
The mystery of Mediterranean low-salt gypsum deposits
Around six million years ago, at the end of the Miocene, the Mediterranean Sea underwent a period of rapid drying, gradually turning into a saline gia...