Articles by Joaquin Victor Tacla
This AI Aims to Prevent the Death of Endangered Whales From Ship Collisions
Collision with ships is one of the leading causes of death for endangered whales, but this AI aims to prevent that.
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[LOOK] NASA DART Mission Captures Epic Images Before Asteroid Impact
Lo and behold, here are the last images taken by NASA's DART Mission before its asteroid impact.
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UK's RAF Fighters Obliterates a US Navy Ship During Atlantic Thunder 22
UK's RAF Fighters destroyed a US navy ship in a long planned multi-domain sinking exercise (SINKEX) called Atlantic Thunder 22.
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Chinese Scientists Clone an Arctic Wolf With Beagle as Surrogate Mother
The world's first cloned wolf had an unlikely surrogate mother - a beagle. According to a Chinese pet cloning company, the first cloned Arctic wolf (Canis lupus arctos) in the world was born and was carried by an unusual surrogate mother: a beagle.
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#TechCEO: How TymeBank's Tauriq Keraan is Reimagining Banking
Meet the man behind the first digital bank in South Africa and one of several companies with the highest growth rates globally.
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NASA, US Congress Files Bill to Address Space Junk Threats
The growing threats of space junk has sparked action from NASA and the US Congress. The threats of space junk harming properties and humans have sparked action from NASA and the U.
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Ancient Maya Cities Are Polluted With High Levels of Mercury, According to Researchers
Toxic levels of mercury are often found in the modern industry, but why does ancient Maya have high levels of it?
Electric Flying Ferry: Artemis Technologies' EF-24 Can Fly Across Water
Artemis recently unveiled a 100% electric flying ferry that can be raised out of the water using hydrofoil technology.
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Astrophotographer Captures a 'Ridiculously Detailed' Image of Jupiter Made of 600,000 Shots!
This sharp and stunning image of Jupiter is a compilation of 600,000 photos. Who knew that a single image could hold a hundred thousand shots in it too? Veteran astronomer Andrew McCarthy of Arizona, who recently captured his clearest picture of the huge planet, presented this magnificent image of Jupiter on September 17, as reported first by Space.
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The US Warns Russia of 'Catastrophic' Repercussions if it Uses Nuclear Weapons Against Ukraine
The US has privately warned Russia that it will face severe consequences if it uses nuclear weapons against Ukraine.
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[CONFIRMED] Apple Will Be Manufacturing iPhone 14 in India
Apple has started manufacturing its iPhone 14 models in India, the second-largest smartphone market in the world.
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US Army Fires Javelin Anti-task Missiles Using Robotic Vehicles on Texas
Using robotic vehicles, the US Army has fired Javelin anti-tank missiles and .50-caliber machine guns.
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NASA's Earth Observatory Discovers a New Baby Island After an Underwater Volcanic Eruption
NASA discovered a new baby island in the Pacific Ocean after an underwater volcano erupted in Central Islands.
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NASA's James Webb and Hubble Will Keep An Eye on DART Mission's Asteroid Impact With Dimorphos
Three space satellites will attempt to witness an epic event when NASA's DART mission rams itself into an asteroid named Dimorphos.
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Archaeologists Discover the Earliest Use of Opium Dating Back to 14Qth Century BC
Archaeologists claim to have discovered the earliest use of opium that may have been an offering to the gods.
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The US is Reportedly in Talks with Australia to Develop Nuclear-Powered Submarines
The US is reportedly negotiating to construct Australia's first nuclear-powered submarines to respond to China's expanding military.
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Elon Musk Will Activate SpaceX Starlink Internet in Iran Amid Ongoing Protests
Elon Musk will activate Starlink's internet services in Iran amid widespread protests. (Photo : Joe Raedle/Getty Images))CAPE CANAVERAL, FLORIDA - MAY 30: Spacex founder Elon Musk celebrates after the successful launch of the SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket with the manned Crew Dragon spacecraft at the Kennedy Space Center on May 30, 2020 in Cape Canaveral, Florida.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Experiences Technical Glitch, Halts On-Ground Observations
Its ultracold camera of Webb experienced a technical glitch, prompting the ground team to postpone their observations.
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Chinese Scientists Are Using Ethylene and Coal to Power Hypersonic Travels
Researchers from a US-sanctioned university are experimenting with coal and ethylene to reduce costs of hypersonic flights.
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NREL's New Technology Will Convert Ocean Waves into Electricity
NREL's newly-patented technology will be capturing ocean waves and convert them into electricity.
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Europe is Working on a 'West-Friendly' Network of Supply Chains amid Taiwan Tensions, According to Analysts
Europe is expected to be working on a "west-friendly" network of supply chains as tensions between Taiwan and China pose risks to the production of semiconductors.
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Electric Aircraft Moonshot Kitty Hawk is Shutting Down its Operations
Kitty Hawk, founded by Sebastian Thrun and backed by Google's co-founder Larry Page, is shutting down its operations.
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NASA's DART Mission Will Finally Smash an Asteroid Next Week
Brace yourselves for a dramatic impact as NASA will attempt to smash an asteroid on Sept. 27! NASA will finally go toe-to-toe with an asteroid next week to test its planetary defense system! On Sept.
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FBI Investigates Hackers of GTA 6 and Uber, Teen Gang Leader Suspected
A 16-year-old led gang is the alleged culprit behind GTA 6 leaks and Uber's recent cyberattack.
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Hotel in Space? Hilton and Voyager Space Will Design Hotel Rooms for Astronauts Aboard Starlab
Fancy checking in a hotel in space? Hilton and Voyager team up to develop a hotel in orbit for astronauts.
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Elon Musk Will Roll Out Thousands of Humanoid Robots at Tesla
Thousands of humanoid robots are planned for deployment at Tesla as Musk looks to introduce the robot at "AI Day" on Sept. 30.
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Twitch Will Be Banning Gambling Websites by Next Month
Twitch will be banning unlicensed gambling sites in the U.S. and other countries that "provide sufficient consumer protection" to stream their content.
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Sarcos is Developing a 'Human-Like' Robotic Hand to Help the US Navy in Safely Defusing Mines
US Navy is banking on a "human-like" robotic hand to defuse mines away from a human operator safely.
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Undefined's 'Silent' Ion-Propulsion Drone May be on Track for Commercial Production Soon
Florida-based startup Undefined claimed that its ion-propulsion drone achieved a 4-and-a-half minute flight time.
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Garbage on Mars: Over 15,000 Pounds of Human Trash Pile up on the Red Planet, Researcher Says
50 years of human exploration has littered Mars with more than 15,000 pounds of human trash, according to a researcher.
