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House sparrow: why its chirping is becoming rarer in some citiesEurope lost around half of its house sparrows between 1980 and 2017. What do these figures really tell us, and how should we interpret the counts from Luxembourg gardens in 2020 and 2025?
Lens - Paris FC (2-1): how the Thauvin-Hazard duo turned the match aroundLens were trailing at half-time before goals from Thauvin and Hazard. A look back at the decisive change, the key statistics and the derby in Lille.
Daniel Pennac: the Vercors, a quiet counterpoint to BellevilleThe writer describes two complementary needs: life in his Paris neighbourhood and retreating to the mountains. His remarks shed light on the places where he works, without confusing them with his novels.
Starship: why orbital refuelling remains a decisive stepMoving liquid within a spacecraft and refuelling another vehicle are two different steps. NASA documents shed light on what separates them.
Agnès Varda: what her photographs make of everyday lifeA child with angel wings, a courtyard turned into a gallery, familiar objects: three clues to discovering Agnès Varda’s photographic work.
Azur and Asmar: when the music comes before the drawingReleased in France twenty years ago, Michel Ocelot’s film also owes its making to Gabriel Yared. The archives shed light on the role of the lullaby, gestures and silence.
After the ISS: Europe prepares for stays in orbit, with no successor yet guaranteedThe agreement between ESA and Vast opens up a possibility for European astronauts. But preparing missions on commercial stations guarantees neither their timetable nor an uninterrupted transition.
In Atlanta, the data centre raising questions about the city around itNear West End station, a data centre project has crystallised a debate about housing, transport and local benefits. Behind the mobilisation lies a question: who decides how a well-connected site is used?
Why Star Wars spacecraft don’t look like real rocketsStaged rockets, the heat of atmospheric re-entry, life on board and the speed of light: what physics really allows spacecraft to do.
Boulez and the ‘Gurre-Lieder’: why this 1975 recording still mattersRecorded in London in 1974 and released in 1975, the *Gurre-Lieder* conducted by Pierre Boulez also tell the story of Arnold Schönberg’s musical evolution.
Pink October: behind the ribbon, questions of health and transparencyAssociations are challenging the commercial use of Pink October. How can we distinguish support for patients, breast cancer prevention and brand communications? Useful information for Luxembourg.
Beneath the Moon, a pit is not enough to reveal an entire caveImages, radar and thermal measurements shed light on lunar cavities. But an entrance spotted from orbit reveals neither the extent of the underground nor whether it is habitable.