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In this selection of June 24, 2021: a cave in which Denisova and Neanderthals would have cohabited, the exoplanets that could have observed the Earth and the 9 years of Curiosity on Mars.

The science news of June 24, 2021 is:

In archeology:.

  • A chronology of the occupation of a cave where a new species of hominins was discovered could be established thanks to the analysis of sediments.

  • The existence of Denisova’s Man has shocked anthropologists since its discovery in 2010.

  • It was discovered in the cave of the same name located in the Altai Mountains (south of Siberia).

In space:.

  • How many potential worlds could or could detect us?

  • 1,715 stars could have observed Earth in the past 5,000 years.

  • Among these stars, 29 potential habitable worlds could have picked up radio waves coming from Earth.

In space:

  • Nine years ago, Curiosity landed on Mars, our neighboring planet.

  • He then celebrated his first Martian birthday on June 24, 2014.

  • Since then, this robot has made many discoveries on the Red Planet, such as the presence of atmospheric methane.

In animals:.

  • Floral moisture is created through the evaporation of the nectar and the transpiration of the flower.

  • Detected by bumblebees, it is also a source of attraction for them.

  • Indeed the sensilla – these sensory organs – arranged on the antennae of the bumblebees could allow them to be sensitive to humidity.

In animals:.

  • After a hectic season, the famous so-called periodic cicadas, which only emerge every 17 years in the United States, are leaving the surface of the Earth.

  • They have been released by the billions since April and May in several eastern American states.

  • The time for their departure has come in several regions where they can no longer be heard singing, and where their now lifeless bodies litter the sidewalks.

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