Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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Engineers Install First Ever 3D-Printed Home Made Entirely of Bio-based Materials
The University of Maine recently unveiled the first 100% bio-based 3D-printed home "BioHome3D."
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[VIRAL] These New-born Twin Babies Were 30-Years Old as Frozen Embryos - Conceived in 1992!
The National Embryo Donation Center said that the twins may be the longest-frozen embryos to be born yet.
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China's Baidu Anticipates Minimal Impact from US Chip Sanctions
Baidu says that US chip restrictions will only bring minimal impacts to their AI business. A senior executive from Chinese internet giant Baidu stated on Tuesday during a Q&A portion of its third quarter results call that the company anticipates a minimal impact from US chips sanctions, according to a report by CNBC.
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US Senators Are Pushing Biden to Supply Ukraine With Gray Eagle Drones
US lawmakers are urging Biden and the Pentagon to help Ukraine with its war against Russia by supplying them with Gray Eagle drones.
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Archaeologists Discover Signs of Ancient Human Civilization in the Depths of Lake Constance
Archaeologists may have found signs of ancient human civilization in an underwater trail beneath Lake Constance.
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New York Signs Law That Limits Crypto Mining Due to Environmental Concerns
New York signs new law that will limit crypto mining to reduce its environmental costs. According to legislation that Governor Kathy Hochul signed on Tuesday, New York will be limiting cryptocurrency mining, which marks the first measure of its kind taken in the US.
Hive Garners 1 Million Users Amid Twitter's Fiasco Under Elon Musk
This Twitter alternative now ranks in the top 20 on the U.S. App Store. The ongoing Twitter fiasco under Elon Musk's leadership has prompted its users to find alternative platforms such as the microblogging platform Mastodon.
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New Study Claims Drinking of Tea and Wine is Linked to Slower Memory Decline
Drinking tea and wine is linked to slower cognitive deterioration, according to a new study. People may experience a slower rate of memory deterioration if they consume more foods high with antioxidant flavonols, which are present in many fruits and vegetables, as well as tea and wine, according to a press release.
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University Students Create a Human-Powered Aircraft With No Engines
A team of students created a human-powered that flies from the pedaling of a single pilot. Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No, it's an aircraft that flies by pumping human muscles! As reported first by Interesting Engineering, University of Southampton students have been collaborating on a unique project for years.
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[VIRAL] A Huge Flock of Sheep Have Been Walking in Circle for 12 Days - Why?
A huge flock of sheep was caught on camera walking in a circle for 12 days straight in China. Do sheep have their own ritual? A large group of sheep seen on camera wandering in a circle for 12 days straight in China has completely perplexed and intrigued the Internet.
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Tesla Logs 40,000 Superchargers Operating Around the World
There are now 40,000 Tesla Superchargers operating around the world! EV giant Tesla has now logged 40,000 Superchargers currently in operation around the world, making it the biggest global DC fast-charging network, according to electrek.
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Archaeologists Find Possible Remnants of Medieval Thames River Under the Palace of Westminster
Experts working to restore the Palace of Westminster found possible remnants of the medieval Thames river.
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This Island of Floating Solar Panels Keeps a Close Eye on the Sun to Generate Energy
SolarisFloat's solar panels closely monitor the Sun to generate energy on a lake in the Netherlands.
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Astronomers Discover an Asteroid 3 Hours Before Crashing into Lake Ontario, Canada
Astronomers were able to witness a mini-asteroid 3 hours before it crashed into Lake Ontario in Canada.
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Cyberhackers Rob $300,000 From DraftKings Via Credential Stuffing Assault
Hackers used credential stuffing to steal $300,000 from sports betting company DraftKings, a company that offers sports betting.
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Elon Musk Loses $100 Billion of Fortune in 2022 Amid Declining Tesla Stocks
Elon Musk lost $100 billion in 2022 due to declining Tesla stocks. Tesla shares fell to their lowest point in two years.
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NASA's Artemis 1 Reaches the Moon, Set to Break Apollo 13's Distance Record Next!
NASA's Artemis 1 mission finally reaches the moon and will soon break Apollo 13's distance record.
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Scientists Develop Life-Like Eyes From Human Cells to Study Blindness
Organoids, or the 3D mini eyes, were created using stem cells derived from skin samples supplied by the children's hospital Great Ormond Street (GOSH).
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Fast-Melting Glaciers Are Unleashing Vast Amounts of Bacteria, Scientists Warn
A group of scientists found that fast-melting glaciers release vast amounts of bacteria due to global warming.
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Saudi Arabia is Building a Massive 'Turtle-shaped Floating City' That Can House 600,000 People
Saudia Arabia may soon build a large turtle-shaped floating city capable of accommodating up to 600,000 people.
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UK's Royal Air Force Launches Military Aircraft Fueled With 'Cooking Oil'
UK's Royal Air Force successfully launched a military aircraft fueled with cooking oil, making it the world's first military aircraft running on used cooking oil.
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Royal Navy Participates in the Largest Military Drills in the Pacific Led by US-Japan
The Royal Navy participated in the US-Japan military drills called "Keen Sword" for the first time.
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CBS News Suspends Twitter Activity Citing 'Uncertainty' of the App Under Elon Musk
CBS News has suspended its Twitter activities amid speculations and concerns that the platform will shut down soon under Elon Musk.
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[UPDATE] Elon Musk Will Bring Donald Trump Back to Twitter After Online Poll
Elon Musk will bring back Donald Trump on Twitter after posting a poll with a majority of votes saying yes to his reinstatement.
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Experts Advise Twitters Users To Archive Tweets Amid Speculations of App's Shutdown Under Elon Musk
Experts are encouraging users to archive tweets as Twitter spirals into chaos under Elon Musk. Elon Musk's takeover of Twitter appears to have led the platform into a spiral of chaos as more workers flee from the company, with half of the labor force depleted and the headquarters office closed - speculations that the app will completely shut down are on the loose.
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Artemis Mission: NASA Chooses SpaceX to Land Second Batch of Astronauts to the Moon
NASA has chosen SpaceX to send astronauts to the moon under its Artemis 3 mission. NASA's Orion spacecraft is on its way to the moon, which marks the space agency's first lunar landing after 50 years.
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Australia Will Build a Fleet of Submarines Powered by US Nuclear Tech
Despite drawing criticism from France's president, Australia's PM reaffirms commitment to create submarines powered by US nuclear tech.
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Elon Musk's 'Hardcore' Twitter Ultimatum is Driving Away More Workers
More workers are leaving Twitter after Elon Musk asked his employees to work "extremely hardcore."
NASA's Artemis 1 Moon Mission Captures First Space Pictures Reminiscent of Apollo 17
Artemis 1 has shared its first space images while it's on its way to the moon. History may have just repeated itself, but this time might be even better with NASA's Artemis 1 moon mission! NASA's Orion spacecraft is traveling to the Moon and returning images of Earth that are reminiscent of the "blue marble" photos obtained by Apollo 17 astronauts fifty years ago.
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Archaeologists Unearth Hundreds of Mummies on the Pyramid of a Mysterious Queen in Egypt
Archaeologists discovered a pyramid belonging to a mysterious queen brimming with a trove of coffins.
