The quantum tunneling effect is among the most fascinating and astonishing phenomena in modern physics. At first glance, it challenges the classical laws of mechanics that we intuitively apply to our macroscopic world. However, at the heart of the infinitely small, in the realm of atomic and subatomic particles, this phenomenon plays a fundamental role … Read more
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GraphQL vs REST: choosing the right API for your project
Thomas Moreau
translated_content Choosing between GraphQL and REST for developing an API is a decisive step in the design of a modern software project. These two architectures for communication between applications are now essential in web development. While REST relies on a classic approach based on resources accessible via HTTP verbs, GraphQL innovates by offering a more … Read more
The underground oceans of Europe and Enceladus
Alain Picard
Under the frozen surface of the moons Europa and Enceladus, orbiting respectively around Jupiter and Saturn, lie underground oceans of fascinating scale and complexity. These vast bodies of liquid water are enveloped by a thick crust of ice, making direct exploration difficult but not impossible. Space missions and modern astrophysics are gradually revealing valuable clues … Read more
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Microservices architecture : designing scalable applications
The rise of microservices architecture is profoundly transforming modern software design. By relying on a multitude of small autonomous services, this architecture effectively addresses the complex challenges of scalability and rapid evolution of applications. Valued for its flexibility, it revolutionizes the way scalable applications are developed, deployed, and maintained. However, this transition requires a deep … Read more
The biosignature in atmospheres
The search for life beyond Earth is one of the most captivating and complex scientific quests of our time. At the heart of this exploration lies the study of exoplanet atmospheres, those worlds located around distant stars, light-years away from our solar system. The atmospheres potentially harbor biosignatures, chemical or physical signs indicative of life, … Read more
Potentially habitable moons
Exploring beyond planets in search of conditions suitable for life has led the scientific community to turn towards often overlooked celestial bodies: moons. Moons, these natural satellites orbiting giant planets, offer a fascinating field of investigation that could revolutionize our understanding of extraterrestrial habitability. With over two hundred moons identified in our solar system alone, … Read more