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Quelles sont les percées énergétiques en 2026 ?

La COP 30 l’a rappelé avec une certaine brutalité : la bonne volonté ne suffira pas à tenir les Accords de Paris. Pour sortir réellement des énergies fossiles, il faudra des solutions technologiques solides, déployables à grande échelle. Bonne nouvelle : sur ce terrain, la recher ...  Show more

La NASA accélère pour son réacteur nucléaire sur la Lune ?

Alors que les États-Unis s’apprêtent à renouer concrètement avec l’orbite lunaire, la NASA affine patiemment les contours de son programme Artemis. L’objectif ne se limite plus à planter un drapeau sur la Lune : il s’agit désormais d’y rester. Et rester implique une question cent ...  Show more

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