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The heavy rains that took place last August caused mudflows that damaged the installations, especially the vector magnetometer. In addition, rodents have damaged the technical sheaths and cut the cables of the magnetometer and the temperature sensor. Our engineers intervened on the site of Sop, in Senegal, last October to repair and restart the magnetic observatory. The data are again transmitted since October 2022 the 6th.
New insights into the history of Earth's atmosphere through neon and xenon isotopes.
A study reveals how mantle degassing and gas leakage into space have shaped the composition of the atmosphere over time.
Frédéric Girault appointed member of the Institut universitaire de France
The Institut universitaire de France (IUF) aims to promote high-level research in universities and foster interdisciplinarity. Frédéric Girault, an as...
How do planets acquire their water?
What if water, that essential ingredient for life, originated at the very heart of planets when they were formed? This is what a new study published i...
IPGP–INGV Workshop – 5 to 7 November 2025
Three days of discussions to strengthen scientific and technical cooperation between the Institut de Physique du Globe de Paris and the Istituto Nazio...