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The Higgs boson is one of the most fascinating and fundamental discoveries in modern physics. The entanglement of this particle with the Higgs field that is invisible permeates our entire universe and determines how the most elementary objects acquire their mass. Dominating debates and research for several decades, this particular boson is the key that … Read more

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Data mesh: implementing a decentralized architecture for data

Thomas Moreau

In a world where data becomes the central engine of strategic decisions, Data Mesh emerges as an innovative response to the growing challenges faced by modern organizations. This approach reinvents data management by adopting a decentralized architecture, breaking away from the traditional centralized models that are often sources of bottlenecks and information silos. By 2025, … Read more

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Astronomical polarimetry: magnetic properties

Alain Picard

Astronomical polarimetry is an essential observation method for deciphering the mysteries of magnetic properties in the universe. By analyzing the polarization of electromagnetic waves emitted or modified by celestial bodies, astronomers can obtain valuable information about the nature and dynamics of magnetic fields present in stars, interstellar matter, and other cosmic structures. This technique offers … Read more

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The multiverse theory: do parallel universes exist?

Antoine Lefevre

Beyond the borders of our observable Universe, a fundamental question challenges modern physics: are we alone in our reality or do we belong to a much larger ensemble called the multiverse? For a long time, this subject has inspired both cosmologists and science fiction enthusiasts, fueling a growing fascination around the possibility of parallel universes. … Read more

Galactic hydrogen filaments

Alain Picard

Galactic hydrogen filaments represent one of the fundamental components of cosmic structure, drawing a complex network that shapes the visible universe. These gigantic chains of baryonic matter, primarily composed of neutral hydrogen clouds, play a crucial role in the intergalactic medium by orchestrating galaxy formation and the evolution of galaxy clusters. Thanks to recent advances … Read more