Séminaire

Astrometry & Astrophysics : an insight into the Gaia space mission

le 17 novembre 2021, 14h00 à 16h00, Philippe Tatry, salle de conférence, IRAP, site Roche Philippe TATRY (Airbus Space Systems) will present the Gaia space mission that is dedicated to compile a 3D space catalogue of more than 1 billion stars, celestial objects, … based on a huge volume of astrometry & astrophysics data collected […]

22.10.2021

Les ionosphères planétaires

le 29 novembre 2021, 13h30 à 15h30, Frédéric Pitout, salle de conférence, IRAP, site Roche

31.08.2021

Searching for new and rare objects in the Universe

le 24 novembre 2021, 10h15 à 12h15, Natalie Webb, salle de conférence, IRAP, site Roche Thanks to large surveys such as Gaia, the Sloan Digital Sky Survey (SDSS), GALEX, 2MASS, NVSS, FIRST, XMM-Newton and Chandra, we have catalogued many different stars and galaxies. We have also found some very exotic objects, especially when we observe […]

Probing the innermost region of the accretion flow in active galactic nuclei

le 8 novembre 2021, 15h45 à 17h45, Elias Kammoun, salle Coriolis, OMP Active galactic nuclei (AGN) are one of the most powerful and radiatively efficient sources in the universe. AGN are thought to be powered by accretion of gas onto a supermassive black hole (SMBH; M~10^6-10^9 solar mass). They are known to emit light through the […]

30.08.2021

40 years of success of the lambda cold dark matter model

le 29 octobre 2021, 11h à 13h, Alain Blanchard, salle Coriolis, OMP In the early 1980’s cosmology underwent a very important transformation with the introduction of non-baryonic dark matter on the one hand and the theory of inflation on the other. Since the 1990’s the so-called LCDM model has been so successful that the construction […]

Super-rotation équatoriale des Jupiter chauds

le 22 octobre 2021, 11h à 13h, Florian Debras, salle Coriolis, OMP La découverte de la première exoplanète, 51 Peg b, a été un choc pour la communauté qui ne s’attendait pas à trouver une planète semblable à Jupiter 50 fois plus proche de son étoile que Mercure n’est du Soleil ! Depuis, quelques centaines […]

Non-academic career options for astrophysics students and student well-being

le 15 octobre 2021, 11h à 13h, Gabriele Betancourt, salle de conférence, IRAP, site Roche

Cosmic magnetic fields

le 8 octobre 2021, 11h à 13h, Katia Ferrière, salle Coriolis, OMP Magnetic fields are ubiquitous in the Universe. Most celestial bodies, from planets to stars to galaxies, appear to be magnetized. Even intergalactic space could be threaded by a magnetic field. Cosmic magnetic fields generally play an important role. They affect the structure of […]

Nouveaux modèles de Jupiter grâce au satellite Juno

le 1 octobre 2021, 11h à 13h, Florian Debras, salle Lyot, OMP Depuis le printemps 2016, le satellite Juno orbite autour de Jupiter et mesure avec une incroyable précision des observables telles que le champ magnétique, les émissions radios ou le champ de gravité de la planète. Le champ gravitationnel est particulièrement intéressant car il […]

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