Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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AI Aids Researchers in Examining Patient's Vocals After Having a Larynx Surgery
A team of researchers created a new voice evaluation index with the help of AI. Researchers from the Lithuanian University of Health Sciences (LSMU) and Kaunas University of Technology Faculty of Informatics (KTU IF) have developed a new alternative voice evaluation index that can rapidly and effectively identify disorders in patients' voices with the help of artificial intelligence (AI), as per Interesting Engineering's report.
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Scientist Says Space Elevators Could Become a Reality in the Near Future
Elevators that would transport humans and cargo to the solar system could become a reality soon, according to a scientist.
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Elon Musk's Twitter Takes Another U-Turn After Abandoning its Covid Misinformation Policy
Twitter has abandoned its efforts to combat COVID-19 misinformation under Musk's era. Elon Musk has taken another U-turn in Twitter after abandoning its COVID-19 misinformation policy, according to a report by WSJ.
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Archaeologists Unearth Exquisite Treasures from a 150-year-old Shipwreck in China
Archaeologists restored a 150-year-old shipwreck and found various cultural artifacts. Archaeologists have unearthed a 150-year-old mysterious shipwreck brimming with various treasures from the depths of the Yangtze river in China, Asia's longest body of water, reported first by Mirror and DNA.
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China Boosts US Sanctions-Hit Chip Sector With New Funding
China is boosting its sanctions-hit chip sector amid trade restrictions from the US. According to the most recent stock market filings and financing data, China's sanctions-hit chips sector will be financially boosted by new public listings and mutual funds as Beijing intensifies the nation's chip independence amid US trade restrictions.
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[UPDATE] NASA's Artemis 1 Orion Officially Breaks Apollo 13's Record of Furthest Distance Traveled by Spacecraft
NASA's Artemis 1 officially broke Apollo 13's record on its 11th day of mission! Artemis 1's Orion is now 252,133 miles from Earth and 52,207 miles from the Moon.
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Elon Musk Says He Will Create His Own Smartphone if App Stores Boot Twitter
Elon Musk braces the possibility of Google and Apple's App Stores booting Twitter by saying he would develop an "alternative phone."
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Airbus Unveils New Cryogenic Tanks 'Cold Hearts' for Future Hydrogen-Powered Flight
Airbus revealed that they are developing cryogenic storage tanks that will make hydrogen-powered flying a possibility someday.
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Archaeologists Find a 17th-Century Rare Sword From the Kalmar War
A team of archaeologists unearthed 17th-century finds from a stone cellar in Kalmar's old town.
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India's ISRO Deploys PSLV-C54 Mission Carrying 9 Satellites Into Orbit
The ISRO successfully launched 9 satellites into orbit with its PSLV-C54 Mission. The Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle (PSLV) of the Indian Space Research Organization successfully carried nine satellites, including eight nanosatellites, into orbit from the first launch pad at the Satish Dhawan Space Centre in Sriharikota, Andhra Pradesh, on Saturday, according to a report by India Today.
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NASA's Artemis 1 Orion Successfully Enters a Retrograde From the Moon
On its 10th day mission, Artemis 1's Orion completed a distant retrograde orbit from the moon. Artemis 1's Orion capsule has successfully completed a burn to insert itself into a far-off retrograde orbit from the Moon.
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Apple's iPhone14 Shortages Leave Black Friday Shoppers Empty-handed
Apple's iPhone 14 shortages have left some Black Friday shoppers disappointed. Black Friday is finally here, which means that shoppers are busy hunting for good deals on various tech stores, including the Cupertino-giant Apple.
Blackhole Sonification: NASA Transforms Light Echoes into Enchanting Sounds
Light echoes from a blackhole were transformed into an enchanting yet haunting soundscape thanks to NASA's sonification technique.
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Archaeologists Uncover Mummies With Golden Tongues in an Egyptian Necropolis
Archaeologists found several mummies with golden tongues and amulets inserted into their mouths. Archaeologists from the Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities unearthed mummies with golden tongues while working on excavations in Egypt's Menoufia Governorate, reported first by Heritage Daily.
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Elon Musk's Twitter Will Be Launching Gold and Grey Verified Checks Next Week
Elon Musk will be rolling out gold and grey checks next week on Twitter. Elon Musk, the newly-minted Chief Twit, recently announced that the company would roll out verified gold and grey check marks alongside the reintroduction of the much sought-after blue check service next Friday, according to a report by Reuters.
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Scientists Bring Ancient 'Zombie Viruses' Back to Life From Siberian Permafrost
A team of scientists revived an ancient zombie virus from Siberia's permafrost for further investigation.
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Researchers Use an Old Math Theorem to Crack US Government Encryption Algorithm
The researchers used a 1997 math theorem to look for weaknesses in a set of encryption algorithms. The information security situation is constantly changing due to the rise of quantum computing technologies, which can swiftly decrypt modern encryption techniques.
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Russia-Ukraine War is Boosting Europe's Weapons Industry, Experts Say
The ongoing Russia-Ukraine war has ushered in new business prospects for Europe's weapons sector, according to experts.
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NASA's Artemis 1 Captures an Extreme Close-up of the Moon During its Flyby
NASA's Artemis 1 has captured strikingly detailed close-ups of the moon on its sixth day in space.
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Scientists Find Compelling Evidence of Life on Mars in Jezero Crater's Trove of Organic Materials
Scientists using data from NASA's Perseverance find compelling evidence of life on mars, particularly in the Jezero Crater.
Elon Fanboys Create a Musk Sculpture with Goat Body Riding a Space Rocket
Fanboys in Texas are parading Elon Musk's head with a goat body riding a space rocket. If you are the richest man in the world and the owner of multiple major businesses, it is no surprise that you would be seen everywhere, such is the case with Elon Musk.
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FDA Recently Approves the World's Most Expensive Drug - Worth $3.5 Million!
The FDA just approved the world's most expensive drug, worth more than 3 million. A costly new medication for a rare blood clotting condition has just been approved by the Federal Drug Administration (FDA) in the United States, according to a report by Science Alert.
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Praga Unveils New Lightweight Supercar Bohema With 700 Horsepower
Praga is shaking things up with its new, lightweight Bohema supercar. Praga began producing street cars in 1907, but in recent years, it has focused primarily on go-karts, Dakar trucks, and race cars.
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This AI Identifies and Traps Insects to Address $220 Billion Pest Problem
Trapview uses AI to identify and trap insects and address the economic costs of pest problems. According to the UN Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), pests decimate up to 40% of the world's crops each year, resulting in economic losses of $220 billion.
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Archaeologists Find Medieval Shipwreck in Norway While Searching for WW2 Ammunitions
Archaeologists found an unlikely discovery in the form of a medieval shipwreck while searching for WW2 ammunitions.
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Republican Senator Urges Elon Musk to Conduct Threat Assessment on Twitter to Protect User Data
Top Republican senator Chuck Grassley requested Elon Musk to conduct a threat assessment on Twitter to protect US user data.
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Amazon is Reportedly Producing a Miniseries of FTX's Downfall
Amazon is reportedly creating a miniseries about FTX's collapse and the removal of its former CEO Sam Bankman-Fried.
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Russia's New Missile Attacks Renders Most Ukrainians Without Electricity
Ukraine reports massive outages after receiving a barrage of new missile attacks from Russia. Russia launched a barrage of new missile attacks on Ukraine's devastated electricity grid on Wednesday, causing cities to lose power, water, and transportation as well, according to a report by AP.
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NASA Unexpectedly Loses Contact with Artemis 1's Orion Capsule for Over 40 Minutes
NASA lost contact with the Orion capsule after experiencing a communication breakdown for 47 minutes.
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Authenticated Roman Coin Reveals a Previously-Unheard Emperor from the 260s CE
A Roman coin that was thought to be fake is now authenticated, revealing a mysterious emperor from the 260s CE.
