EditorialThe puy de Dome, 1465 m, is the highest of the ancient volcanos of the Auvergne. Celts and Romans made it a place of worship; Pascal conducted his experiments on the weight of air on the Puy de Dome in 1653.
EditorialThe puy de Dome, 1465 m, is the highest of the ancient volcanos of the Auvergne. Celts and Romans made it a place of worship; Pascal conducted his experiments on the weight of air on the Puy de Dome in 1653.