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Gold torque found in the Vix tomb, open circular in shape with two spherical ends, photographed at an exhibition in Bern in 2009.Culture · Oct 28, 2026The Celts: what archaeology reveals behind the clichésBehind the warrior stereotypes, excavations reveal towns, craftspeople and exchanges between regions. From Bibracte to Lavau, what archaeology tells us about the Celts.Open case containing grooming scissors and brushes. Illustrative photo from 2007.Entrepreneurship · Oct 27, 2026In Vallauris, Anaïs Bommarito goes from grooming competition to her own salonWith Amourdog, the young professional combines dog grooming with a shop. Her career has two distinct stages: establishing her skills, then building a business.Pascal Mahé, wearing glasses and a blue polo shirt, standing in front of his team’s bench.Sport · Oct 27, 2026Pascal Mahé: from Barjots medals to youth coachingWorld champion in 1995, Pascal Mahé is also listed among the staff at Normandy’s elite sports academy. His career sheds light on several forms of passing on knowledge in handball.Ronnie Spector sings into a microphone, wearing tinted glasses.Music · Oct 27, 2026Dirty Dancing: the two eras of its soundtrackBe My Baby dates from 1963; the Dirty Dancing record from 1987. The credits reveal how old hits meet songs produced for the film.Buzz Aldrin beside the lunar module and Apollo 11’s solar wind experiment in 1969.Space · Oct 26, 2026Objects left on the Moon: how mission equipment becomes heritageCameras, instruments and commemorative objects form an archive in situ. Cataloguing them helps us understand the missions and prepare for their protection.Jonathan Milan on his bike at the 2023 Giro, archive photograph.Cycling · Oct 21, 2026Milan sets record and wins title in ShanghaiThe Italian sets a qualifying record, then wins the final.Landing in the sand at DécaNation 2014Athletics · Oct 2, 2026Tokyo 1991: the centimetres and the wind in the Powell–Lewis duelOn 30 August 1991, Mike Powell won with 8.95 m. The competition is a reminder of why the distance recorded and the ratification of a record are two different matters.A cyclist photographed in motion, with a blurred background emphasising speed.Cycling · Oct 1, 2026Montreal Worlds: McNulty wins alone as the race highlights the strength of the collectiveBrandon McNulty won the elite men’s road race on 27 September, ahead of Michael Matthews and Mathieu van der Poel. His winning breakaway offers a way to revisit a principle of cycling: having a team-mate up the road changes the chase.Golden clouds, stars and bluish jets in the star-forming region IC 348, observed in infrared by James Webb.Space · Sep 30, 2026James Webb: what IC 348 reveals about the birth of the smallest starsIn IC 348, James Webb has revealed brown dwarfs with masses of two Jupiters and newborn stars. Discover this infrared image, the HH 797 jets and the questions surrounding star formation.