Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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Tesla's Electric Semi Truck Defies Bill Gates' Doubts After Completing a 500-Mile Run on a Single Charge
Tesla's Semi truck completed a 500-mile run on a single charge, defying doubters like Bill Gates.
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Astronomers Discover the Largest Galaxy Ever With a Mind-Blowing 16.3 Million Light-Years Length!
Astronomers discovered Alcyoneus, the largest radio galaxy in the cosmos that is 16.3 million light-years long.
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Elon Musk Suspends Kanye from Twitter After Controversial Tweet, Rapper Trolls the Chief Twit
Elon Musk announced on Friday that Ye was suspended from Twitter for supposedly violating its rules against incitement of violence.
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Tesla Finally Delivers Electric Semi Trucks to Pepsi's Nevada Factory
After three years of waiting, Tesla finally delivers its first electric semis to Pepsi on Thursday. Elon Musk announced that Tesla would begin producing electric semi-trucks more than three years ago, but on Thursday, the automaker finally delivered its first electric semis to PepsiCo, according to a report by AP.
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This Robot Gives UK Man Second Chance at Life After Removing his Cancerous Tumor
A grandfather was given a second chance at life after a robot removed a cancerous tumor from his esophagus.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Captures Saturn's Strange Moon Titan
Webb's new images of Saturn's largest moon Titan has also thrilled planetary scientists "to the moon."
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US Financial Regulator Urges Lawmakers to Regulate Crypto After FTX's Collapse
Top US financial regulator urged lawmakers to act swiftly on crypto regulations following FTX's collapse.
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Archaeologists Unearth Ancient Skull in China That Could Belong to the Homo Erectus Species
Archaeologists found an ancient skull in China that could belong to the Homo Erectus species. Researchers in China were able to make a remarkable find that could give a window into an early human species in the form of an ancient human skull, according to a report by Nature on Tuesday.
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Over 300 Turkish Companies Have Turned to Solar Panels Amid Rising Electricity Costs
More than 300 Turkish companies are turning to solar power systems to escape the rising electricity costs.
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Matternet Set to Produce M2 Delivery Drones in the US After Receiving FAA Greenlight
Matternet is soon to mass-produce its M2 delivery drones after receiving a Production Certificate from the FAA.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Snaps a Chaotic, Disturbing Connection Between Two Galaxies
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has captured a merging galaxy pair set in a dark backdrop of glowing galaxies and stars.
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NASA Says Artemis 1 Moon Mission was a Complete Success After Initial Assessment - Ready for Crewed Landing?
NASA's initial assessment showed that Artemis 1's launch was a complete success. NASA's highly anticipated and long-delayed Artemis 1 mission was able to exceed all expectations.
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EU Official Warns Elon Musk of Enabling Russian Propaganda on Twitter if He Doesn't Fight Disinformation
An EU official said that if Musk does not fight propaganda actively. Does it mean he is supporting it?
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Archaeologists Recover Two Medieval Ships from the 14th Century in Sweden
Archaeologists found two medieval shipwrecks near Vanberg, Sweden that dates back to the 14th century.
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Amazon Plans to Roll Out Warning Cards for its AI
Amazons aims to address the ethical concerns of AI through its service cards. Artificial intelligence (AI) has been extensively used in various fields and concerns about its societal impacts have grown for the past few years as well.
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Former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried Denies Fraud Allegations in New Interview
The former CEO of FTX denied fraud allegations in a new interview. In a highly anticipated interview with CNBC's Andrew Ross Sorkin at the Dealbook Summit, former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried admitted that he failed his job in maintaining his obligations to regulators, clients, and investors.
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This Massive Black Hole Devours Half a Sun Every Year and Fires Leftovers at Earth
Astronomers found a distant black hole devouring and tearing apart a star and hurling its leftovers toward Earth.
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FIFA World Cup's Ball Discredited Cristiano Ronaldo's Supposed 'Record-Equaling Goal'
FIFA released an official statement on Tuesday about why Ronaldo's record-equaling goal was invalidated.
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Dogs May Have Been Domesticated Earlier than Previously Believed: 17,000 Years Ago
A recent study found that the connection between dogs and humans may have started 17,000 years ago. A recent study found a new connection between dogs and people.
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Caltech Scientists Create a 'Baby Wormhole' with Quantum Computing For the First Time
Scientists created a baby wormhole for the first time using a 9-qubit quantum system. For the first time ever, scientists have created a quantum experiment that enables them to examine the dynamics, or actions, of a particular type of theoretical wormhole.
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Archaeologists May Have Found a 200-year-old Skeleton Belonged to a Shipwrecked Sailor in Cornwall
A startling skeleton remains surfaced on Cornwall's north shore which archaeologists believe to be 200 years old.
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South Korea Issues Arrest Warrants for 8 People Related to Terraform Labs for Fraud Allegations
South Korean prosecutors issued arrest warrants for eight Terraform Labs employees following the crypto's meltdown in May.
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BYD is China's Top-Selling Car Brand in November 2022, Tesla Doubles Retail Sales - Data Shows
Data shows that BYD was China's top-selling brand in November, while Tesla nearly doubled its retail sales.
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Apple's Airdrop Update May Just be Limiting Chinese Protestors to Spread their Cause
Apple's Airdrop update may just be limiting the ability of Chinese protesters to spread their cause.
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Airbus Teams Up with Renault to Create New Generation of Electric Batteries
Engineering teams from Airbus and Renault will work together to advance energy storage technologies.
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Metal Detectorist Uncover a Treasure Trove of Viking Age Artifacts in Norway
A metal detectorist in Norway found an exciting treasure trove of Viking Age artifacts. A metal detectorist was out and about on a regular day searching here and there at the Kongshaug Plateau in Stjørdal, Norway.
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SpaceX Gears Up for World's First Private Lunar Lander Launch on Wednesday
SpaceX is gearing up for a historic Wednesday: launching the first private lunar lander. SpaceX is gearing up for a historic Wednesday as it launched the world's first private lander to the moon, according to a report by AFP.
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Tesla Continues to Dominate the US EV Market in 2022, But Competitors are Catching Up
Tesla is still sitting pretty on top of the EV market but its share has also been declining as of late.
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NASA Warns Rising Sea Levels Could Flood US Coastal Cities by 2050
NASA used three decades' worth of satellite data and concluded that current waterlines will rise further by 2050.
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Milky Way's Neighbor Andromeda Galaxy May be a Cannibal Devouring Smaller Galaxies, Scientists Say
Astrophysicists found evidence that the Andromeda Galaxy is expanding due to its cannibalistic diet: smaller galaxies.
