Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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The US Military is Planning to Deliver Patriot Air Defense Missile System to Ukraine
The US military is planning to deliver a Patriot air defense missile system to Ukraine amid its war against Russia.
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US Republican, Democrat Lawmakers File Bill to Ban China's TikTok
The US's mistrust of TikTok continues growing as Republican and Democrat lawmakers plan to ban the app.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Discovers Rare Red Spiral Galaxies from the Early Universe
James Webb Space Telescope's powerful infrared vision just captured rare red spiral galaxies from the early universe.
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Elon Musk Loses World's Richest Person Title Due to Declining Tesla Stocks
Elon Musk is no longer the world's richest person as Tesla stocks continue to decline. Elon Musk is the CEO and founder of several businesses in the world, including Tesla, SpaceX, Neuralink, Boring Company, and the newly-acquired Twitter.
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Archaeologists, Computer Scientists Digitally Rebuild a 2,000 -year-old Lost City in Syria
A team of archaeologists and computer scientists are digitally rebuilding an ancient city in Syria. The ancient city of Dura-Europos, located in modern-day Syria on the Euphrates River's bank is an attractive site for archaeologists due to its rich cultural diversity.
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Shield AI Gains $60 Million Funding to Develop Defense Autonomous Flying Systems
Shield AI raised $60 million in funding to create autonomous flying systems designed for the US military and its allies.
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Twitter is Reportedly Skipping Rent Payments on San Francisco HQs under Elon Musk
Unnamed sources close to the company alleged that Twitter has been skipping rents on its San Francisco HQs for weeks now.
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Qatar World Cup 2022: SpaceX Launches Two Soccer Balls to Space and Back!
SpaceX teamed up with Qatar Airways to launch two FIFA World Cup 2022 match balls into space! SpaceX and Qatar Airways just scored a literal out-of-this-world goal after launching two FIFA World Cup official match balls to outer space, as reported first by Space.
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NASA's SOFIA Finally Rests its Wings After 8 Years of Capturing the Infrared Universe
After eight years of capturing the infrared universe, NASA's SOFIA officially rests its wings. NASA's SOFIA ( Stratospheric Observatory for Infrared Astronomy) has captured gorgeous snapshots of the infrared universe for around eight years now.
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NASA's Artemis 1 Orion Capsule Finally Lands on Earth After Epic Moon Mission
NASA's Artemis 1 completed its epic moon mission and has finally landed back on our planet. NASA's Artemis 1 Orion spacecraft has finally landed back on Earth after an epic moon mission.
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Researchers Claim that Gene Therapy Saves Mice from Heart Attacks - Can It Save Humans Too?
Researchers developed a gene therapy that could save mice from heart attacks. The mechanisms by which damaged hearts in zebrafish are repaired were combined with viral vectors used in human gene therapy to one day treat patients suffering from heart diseases.
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Scientists Gain Net Energy Production for Nuclear Fusion for the First Time
For the first time ever, scientists achieve net energy production for nuclear fusion after decades of testing and experimenting.
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UK Teen Receives World's First Treatment for Resistant Leukemia
For the first time, a UK teen with resistant leukemia was treated with genetically engineered immune cells.
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Japan Partners With Italy, and Britain to Develop a Next-Generation Fighter Plane
Japan has partnered with Italy and Britain to create its sixth-generation fighter jet. Japan has partnered with Italy and Britain to create a next-generation fighter plane to reduce its defense technology dependence on the US amid concerns over Taiwan, according to defense experts.
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BASF's AI Farming Tool is Helping Japanese Growers Struggling With Labor Shortage
German company BASF is providing AI tools for Japanese farmers struggling with a labor shortage. German company BASF is establishing its presence in the rice sector of Japan by offering an AI tool that helps farmers make up for a labor shortage, according to a report by Nikkei.
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WhatsApp Finds that 2 in 3 Singaporeans Are not Reporting Scam Messages: Here's Why It's Important to Report Them
A WhatsApp-commissioned survey found that 2 in 3 Singaporeans are not reporting scam messages. WhatsApp is currently the most popular messaging app platform in the world, with at least two billion monthly active users.
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NASA Administrator Bill Nelson Is Confident That the US Will Beat China in the Race to the Moon
NASA Administrator Bill Nelson believes they beat China in the race to land astronauts on the moon. The US and China are currently competing with each other on who will land first on the moon.
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Researchers Are Collecting Samples of Pink Snow to Understand Algae Growth
Researchers are collecting samples of pink snow in the US to understand the nature of snow algae growth.
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Study Claims That Hearing Aids May Help Prevent Dementia
A study claims that those who use hearing aids are 19% less likely to experience cognitive deterioration than those who do not.
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Archaeologists Unearth an Ancient Headless Statue in the Mayan City of Oxkintok
A team of archaeologists found an ancient headless statue during an excavation in the Mayan city of Oxkintok.
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Hawaii is Using Drones to Help Find Endangered Plants in Steep Cliffs
Scientists in Hawaii are locating nearly-extinct plants with the help of a surveying drone. According to a global report, the devastation of the natural world is putting two out of every five plant species in the world at risk of going extinct.
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Uber Files Lawsuit Against NYC Taxi Commission to Prevent Rate Hikes for Drivers
Uber filed a lawsuit to block NYC's move to increase the pay rates of Uber drivers. The Taxi and Limousine Commission (TLC) of New York City voted in November to raise the pay rates for Uber and Lyft drivers to compensate for inflation and operating expenses.
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UK and NNL Team Up to Build the World's First Space Battery Powered With Nuclear Fuel Americium-241
The UK is currently developing the first space battery ever powered by nuclear fuel Americium-241 The National Nuclear Laboratory (NNL) and the UK Space Agency will work together to create the first space battery powered by nuclear fuel Americium-241.
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France, Portugal, Spain Will Create a Major Undersea Pipeline to Advance Hydrogen Tech in Europe
France, Spain, and Portugal will all be teaming up to build a huge undersea pipeline that will transport hydrogen in Europe.
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Long March Rocket from China Breaks Up into a Huge Cloud of Around 350 Space Junk
A Chinese rocket that deployed the Yunhai 3 satellite last month has disintegrated into a debris cloud of about 350 fragments.
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Scientists Create Capsule-Sized Biobatteries to Power the Hard-to-Reach Small Intestines of Humans
Scientists from Birmingham University developed a capsule-sized biobattery that could enter the hard-to-reach small intestine.
YouTuber Everyday Astronaut Punches a Ticket to the Moon as part of SpaceX's dearMoon Project
YouTuber Everyday Astronaut Tim Dodd is one of the eight artists chosen for SpaceX's dearMoon project, the first commercial flight to the lunar surface.
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Archaeologists May Have Discovered the Earliest Known Narrative Scene Carved in an 11,000-year-old Neolithic Bench
Archaeologists have just uncovered the earliest known narrative scene in a Neolithic bench. A group of archaeologists may have just unearthed the earliest known narrative scene etched into an 11,000-year-old Neolithic bench, which was found at Sayburç, Turkey, reported first by Heritage Daily.
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Elon Musk Temporarily Loses World's Richest Person Title on Forbe's Billionaire List
According to Forbe's billionaire list, Musk briefly lost his world's richest person title.
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The First-Ever US Auction of Floating Offshore Wind Farms Attracts $757 Million in Winning Bids
The first-ever US lease auction to build floating wind farms off the West Coast garnered $757 million in winning bids.
