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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.
Animazing in BrusselsFrom 16 October, the Institute of Natural Sciences invites visitors to discover animals’ abilities. A trail recommended for ages eight and up, included in the museum ticket.
Phoenix: how ClearSpace Luxembourg wants to extend the life of satellitesA satellite can run low on fuel without being out of service. ClearSpace Luxembourg’s Phoenix project is preparing in-orbit assistance, with support from the ESA and a framework agreement with Eutelsat.
Teachers: recognition is also measured by day-to-day workOn 5 October 2026, UNESCO puts teachers’ status at the heart of World Teachers’ Day. Recognition, autonomy and material resources provide three points of discussion.
Salamanders: report without touching — the right thing to doIn Luxembourg, a photograph and precise location can help monitor Bsal. Official guidance distinguishes reporting an animal from handling it.
Social connection: counting encounters is not enoughThe WHO distinguishes measurable social isolation from the feeling of loneliness. This is a useful distinction when thinking about the places, activities and relationships that help people feel genuinely welcome.
Moving every day: start with an achievable opportunityPhysical activity is not limited to a workout. Getting around, leisure activities and everyday tasks offer different opportunities, which can be adapted to your abilities and surroundings.
With headphones, volume and duration go hand in handListening at a moderate volume does not have the same effect as prolonged exposure to very loud sound. The WHO’s guidance encourages us to look at our overall listening habits.
Sleep: looking for pointers, not a perfect nightTimings, environment, daytime tiredness: a few observations can help clarify the problem. In Luxembourg, a public resource also explains when to discuss it with your doctor.
Unsold textiles: what the ban on destruction changesSince 19 July 2026, large companies have been covered by a new European rule. It concerns what happens to unused clothes; it does not promise every customer a bargain.
Refilling a beauty product: keep its instructions tooReusing a bottle should not mean losing the product’s ingredients, batch number or precautions. The right approach is to prepare the container and the information that will go with it.
Business grants: start with the project before counting on supportThe reform, which came into force on 15 September, expands certain schemes. For a Luxembourg business, the first step is still to define its investment precisely.