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Reading tables and lamps at the BnL, seen from above, in November 2019.Opinion · Oct 3, 2026A quiet place, without having to buy anythingAt the BnL, the reading room is accessible without a library card. We believe that the option to stay and read or work deserves a place in the debate about libraries.Common tern in flight with a fish at Haff Réimech, photographed in June 2026.Nature and environment · Oct 3, 2026Migratory birds: stopovers matter tooAt Haff Réimech, an outing announced for 4 October invites visitors to observe passing birds. It is an opportunity to understand why their journey also depends on stopovers.Icebergs and snow-covered mountains in Antarctica, photographed in February 2023Climate · Oct 3, 2026Ozone: two years, two findingsA favourable assessment for 2025, a large area in September 2026: reports on Antarctica do not contradict each other. They measure different periods.Entrance to the Nationalmusée at the Marché-aux-Poissons, archive image from September 2023Visual arts · Oct 3, 2026Luxembourg Art Nouveau, from the workshop perspectiveAt the Nationalmusée, drawings, objects and photographs tell the story of the links between artists and craftspeople around 1900. The exhibition runs until 18 October.Coloured pencils arranged in a circle, school-themed illustrationEducation · Oct 2, 2026ALPHA: preparing to choose a languageParents of pupils in cycle 1.2 will choose French or German during this school year. Literacy teaching in the chosen language will begin in 2027–2028.Cash machines in Barnstaple in 2009, illustrative archive imageFinance · Oct 2, 2026Money muling: the commission that puts your account at riskThe Police and Maacher Lycée have presented a campaign devised by pupils. It highlights the risk of allowing someone else’s money to pass through your account in return for a commission.Antenna at the Raisting ground station photographed on 7 June 2021Innovation · Oct 2, 2026Phoenix: 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.The Nahe at its confluence with the Rhine during low water on 7 August 2022Climate · Oct 2, 2026Fresh water: reserves are dwindlingThe WMO’s 2025 global assessment describes river flows that are often below normal and a sustained decline in reserves. Two phenomena that should be distinguished.Construction site for the LSST and LZ research facilities at the SLAC laboratoryBasic science · Oct 2, 2026Dark matter: a signal to be confirmedThe LUX-ZEPLIN experiment has detected an unusual interaction in its data. The team wants to understand its origin, without announcing a discovery of dark matter.Hedgehog in the grass in a garden in GermanyNature and environment · Oct 2, 2026Leave room for the hedgehog in your gardenFallen leaves, gaps between gardens and careful maintenance: getting ready for autumn can also mean preserving hiding places for small wildlife.Bike space and fold-down seats on a CFL trainTravel · Oct 2, 2026Travelling by train with your bikeIn Luxembourg, taking your bike on board is free, but space is not guaranteed. For an international journey, check the conditions for each train.Blue and green cones arranged on a football pitch.Football · Oct 2, 2026In Virton, the Academy’s revival is being driven by young people from the regionIn an update published in August, the management refers to nearly 200 young people and a largely regional reserve team. A training project whose ambitions remain to be realised.
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