This scientific mission, due to be launched in 2030, aims to gain a better understanding of galaxy formation.

A groundbreaking result obtained thanks to gravitational lensing, which acted as a magnifying glass to correct the myopia of telescopes and enable a closer look at the area of interest.

The first data, collected from three fields covering 63 square degrees of sky, are already revealing a wealth of scientific.

The consortium, which includes researchers from the University of Liège, unveils the first fascinating discoveries made using the telescope that was tested at the CSL (Centre Spatial de Liège).

The origin of the powerful radio emission emitted at the heart of the Apep system was deciphered thanks to the intensive observation of two of its stars.