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Nora Feyder: fourteen generations, a farm to pass on and a global distinctionHonoured by the FAO in 2026, Nora Feyder is preparing to take over a family farm with a history spanning fourteen generations. Her story sheds light on the challenges facing young farmers in Luxembourg.
Solar Orbiter: tracing the origin of the solar windSolar Orbiter has linked a magnetic deformation observed in the solar wind to its source on the Sun. The discovery sheds light on magnetic reconnection and space storms.
Renoir: two paintings recovered, examined before their return to the museumTwo Renoir paintings stolen from Cagnes-sur-Mer in September 2026 have been recovered and entrusted to the CICRP. Their history, MNR status and scientific examinations explained.
Discover parasport, then keep goingParalympic Day returns to the Rehazenter on 24 October. Para-climbing sessions are also available, subject to confirmed registration.
Volunteers caring for streamsIn Rhineland-Palatinate, Bachpaten monitor waterways alongside local authorities. The 2026 gatherings shed light on a commitment that goes beyond cleaning up riverbanks.
Budget 2027: why are there several deficits?The figures in Luxembourg’s draft budget vary according to the scope and accounting method used. Four documents help explain what is being compared.
Biodiversity: counting species is not enoughA review of 423 studies examines the functions of biodiversity.
Businesses: lasting five yearsLuxembourg’s industry has a higher five-year survival rate in STATEC’s 2026 profile. This finding calls for a distinction between the cohorts studied.
Wool: read before washingA jumper’s composition alone is not enough to choose how to wash it. Temperature, mechanical action and drying should each be checked against its care instructions.
Updates: from what date?How long a smartphone receives updates also depends on the starting point used. The Pixel example and the European framework illustrate two different timelines.
The Philharmonie: a space to listen toMovable reflectors, box towers and the presence of the audience: design archives shed light on the acoustic choices behind Luxembourg’s concert hall.
Space debris: seeing is not enoughThe ESA’s 2026 report points to more fragments that are difficult to identify. Radars, telescopes and impact traces shed light on different parts of the problem.