Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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Indiana Files Lawsuit Against TikTok Citing Inappropriate Content for Children
Indiana's attorney general filed a lawsuit against TikTok, alleging that TikTok allows its younger users to access inappropriate content.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Sees a Window to the Early Universe Through a Strange Dwarf Galaxy Named 'Peekaboo'
Hubble may have just captured a window to the early universe in the form of a strange dwarf galaxy named "Peekaboo".
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NASA Moon Lander Competition: Blue Origin and Northrop Grumman Go Head-to-Head for Crewed Lunar Transportation
Blue Origin and Northrop Grumman are now competing to win NASA's moon lander deal priced at $10 billion.
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Researchers Create a 'Heart Attack on a Chip' that May One Day Cure Cardiovascular Diseases
Researchers created a "heart attack on a chip" to better understand changes in the heart after an attack and develop novel treatments.
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US Teams Up with Israel to Create a 100-KW High Energy Laser Weapon System
Lockheed Martin of the US and Israel's Rafael Advanced Systems will develop a 100-kW high-energy laser weapon system.
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FTX Reportedly Offered Taylor Swift a $100 Million Deal for NFTS and Ticket Arrangements
FTX reportedly negotiated with Taylor Swift with a $100 million deal for NFTs. Taylor Swift and Sam Bankman- Fried were in the final stages of arranging a sponsorship agreement worth more than $100 million, but the negotiations dissolved only months before the exchange's demise in November, according to a report by the Financial Times.
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Researchers Are Working on a Futuristic Wearable Tech: Electronic Second Skins
Researchers are currently developing an electronic second skin that can detect temperature, glucose levels, and more.
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Tesla Opens EV Business in Thailand to Compete with Chinese Rivals
Tesla is expanding its EV business in Thailand, competing with Chinese rivals such as BYD. Tesla has started selling its Model 3 and Model Y vehicles in Thailand at prices designed to compete with rivals like China's BYD, according to a report by AP.
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This Ancient Jawbone May Be the Oldest Fossil of Modern Humans in Europe, Researchers Claim
The research team claims that the ancient jawbone may signify the earliest presence of humans in Europe.
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Apple iPhone 14 Pro Supply Will Not Be so Merry and Plenty This Christmas 2022
The upcoming Christmas may not be so merry for shoppers who want to buy Apple's iPhone 14 Pro. The upcoming Christmas may not be so merry for shoppers who want to get themselves or their loved ones the new iPhone 14 models, according to Mac Rumors.
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Archaeologists Find an Extremely Rare 1,300-year-old Gold and Gemstone Necklace From a Medieval Woman in England
Archaeologists from London discovered an extremely rare necklace that is believed to belong to a high-status Medieval woman.
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Elon Musk Lambasts San Francisco Mayor For Investigating Bedrooms at Twitter's HQ
Elon Musk criticized San Francisco Mayor London Breed after opening a probe into bedrooms at Twitter's headquarters.
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San Francisco's Killer Police Robots are now On Hold Following Fierce Public Protest
San Francisco's supervisors appeared to have heeded the public's opposition to using lethal robots to kill "threats" on the spot.
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NASA's NEO Surveyor Achieves Milestone as it Gears for Monitoring Hazardous Asteroids to Advance Planetary Defense
NASA's NEO Surveyor achieves a key milestone that would further advance its goals of monitoring dangerous asteroids hurling toward Earth.
[LOOK] Hawaii's Mauna Loa Continues to Blast Lava in Stunning Satellite Images
Satellites around the world continue to monitor Mauna Loa's volcanic activity following its eruption on Nov. 27.
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Ukraine's Promin Aerospace Gears for First Satellite Launch in 2023 Amid Ongoing War with Russia
Promin Aerospace is on track for its first satellite launch in 2023 despite the raging war between Ukraine and Russia.
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V-280 Valor: US Army Completes Largest Helicopter Purchase for its Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft
The US Army completed its largest helicopter purchase deal with Textron Bell's V-280 Valor. The US Army's Future Long-Range Assault Aircraft (FLRAA) program has chosen Textron's Bell to develop the aircraft, marking the largest helicopter purchase the army has made in the last 40 years, according to Defense News.
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NASA Quesst Mission To Fly Without Sonic Boom #ASA183 To Test Noise Mitigating Technology
NASA will be testing the technology of X-59 to make supersonic flight a possibility in the future. Is it possible to fly without noise? NASA will be testing a supersonic flight that is unlike anything seen or "heard" before.
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NASA's Image of Orion Nebula Highlights Dramatic Death and Rebirth of Stars
NASA captures a dramatic story of stars dying and resurrecting in the Orion Nebula. The Orion Nebula, which bears the name of the famous hunter from Greek mythology who was killed by a scorpion's sting, shines in full dusty glory in this newly-released image by NASA.
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Elon Musk Reveals that Apple Has Resumed Advertising on Twitter
Elon Musk revealed in a Twitter Spaces conversation that Apple has resumed advertising on the platform.
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The US Army's Most Advanced Night-Vision Goggles Boasts Predator-like Capabilities
The US Army's most advanced night-vision goggles enable soldiers to have superior vision akin to the movie Predator.
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Palantir Co-founder Says Crypto Market Will Continue to Crash Due to Ponzi Schemes
Palantir co-founder Joe Lonsdale predicts that the crypto market will continue to crash due to Ponzi schemes.
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Elon Musk's Twitter Banks on Automation to Moderate Content, Combat Hate Speech
Twitter is now banking on automation to moderation content under Elon Musk's leadership. Elon Musk's Twitter is now banking on automation to moderate content instead of conducting manual checks and choosing distribution limits over outright banning of specific tweets, according to a report by Reuters.
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Elon Musk Refutes Claims That Hate Speech on Twitter is on the Rise Since Takeover
Elon Musk denied claims that hate speech has been on the rise ever since he took the reigns on Twitter.
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China's Shenzhou 14 Will Land Back to Earth on Sunday After 6 Months in Space
The Shenzhou-14 crew is coming back home on Sunday after six months of living in space. The Shenzhou-14 crew from China, who spent six months on the space station, has finished all of its work and will return to Earth on Sunday.
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Northrop Grumman Unveils US Air Force's B-21 Stealth Nuclear Strategic Bomber
Northrop Grumman and the US Air Force revealed the B-21 Raider publicly on Friday. Northrop Grumman finally unveiled the highly anticipated B-21 Raider on Friday, Dec.
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Archaeologists Uncover 1,900-Year-Old Snacks Underneath Rome's Ancient Colosseum
Archaeologists spent one year clearing out Romes' Colosseum to find ancient snacks and animal bones.
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Elon Musk Sits Down with French President Emmanuel Macron to Discuss Twitter's Content Policy
Elon Musk sat with French President Emmanuel Macron to discuss Twitter's content moderation policies.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Captures the Large Magellanic Cloud in an Electric Sea of Stars
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope encounters millions of star-forming regions blazing in the Large Magellanic Cloud.
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This HIV Vaccine Candidate Shows Promising Results in its Phase 1 Clinical Trial
This HIV vaccine candidate recently completed its Phase 1 clinical trial and has shown promising results so far.
