Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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Medibank Hacked Update: Australia Blames Russia As Data of Patients With Alcohol Illnesses Leaked
Australia said on Friday that Russia must be held accountable for Medibank's massive data breach. This time, patients' data related to alcohol-related illnesses were leaked on the dark web.
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Elon Musk Says He Sold Tesla Stock to Save Twitter
Musk told Twitter employees on Thursday that he sold Tesla stock just to keep Twitter afloat. Elon Musk, the new owner of Twitter and the CEO of both SpaceX and Tesla, told the company's staff on Thursday that he sold Tesla stock to save his newly-owned social network, according to a report by CNBC.
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California's Recent Solar Energy Proposal Offers Millions of Dollars of Support for Low-Income Households
An additional $900 million has been included in the new plan to assist battery and solar systems for low-income users.
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Medibank Hackers Dump Records of Patients with Alcohol Illnesses on the Dark Web
Medibank hackers have once again leaked sensitive information on the dark web, making it the most invasive cybercrime in Australia.
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Elon Musk Warns Employees of Twitter's Survival Without Finding New Sources of Revenue
Elon Musk tells the remaining Twitter staff to brace for "difficult times ahead." Elon Musk issued a warning to Twitter staff on Thursday, telling them to be prepared for difficult times ahead if they can't discover new sources of revenue, according to a report by AP.
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Tropical Storm Nicole Hits Florida: Did it Damage NASA's Artemis 1 Moon Rocket?
NASA officials are currently looking into the rocket's potential damages after the storm. Tropical Storm Nicole ravaged Florida on Thursday, Nov. 10, where NASA's preparations for its Artemis 1 lunar mission are located at.
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New Study Unveils a Different Story for Ötzi the Iceman’s Death and Preservation
Ötzi the Iceman's may not be a series of miracles according to a new study. When the Iceman Ötzi was discovered in the Ötztal Alps, on the border of Italy and Austria, in 1991, researchers were taken aback by his natural preservation.
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Are Robots Taking Over a Majority of Human Jobs? Here's What Research Says
New research claims that we have nothing to worry about robots. Not so long ago, deploying robots in various fields such as medicine, architecture, hospitality, tourism, and many more was merely science fiction.
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Black Hole Reveals Itself to Astronomers After Ripping and Devouring a Star
A black hole unleashed intense radiation after devouring a star that strayed too close to the monstrous object.
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Hackers Steal Sensitive Data From Medibank, Leaks Information of Aussie Women Who Had Abortions
Medibank's massive data breach may have compromised the security of several Australian women. Hackers who stole private information from Medibank claim they leaked data of Australian women who had to end non-viable pregnancies or undergo abortions, according to a report by news.
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AI Use May Lead to Risky Shortcuts for Complex Tasks, New Study Claims
A new study claims that AI applications may lead to risky shortcuts in conducting complex tasks. Artificial intelligence has advanced rapidly in several sectors and its applications have become expansive as well.
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Greenland's Largest Ice is Melting at a Much Higher Rate, Prompting Rising Sea Level Concerns
The study combined GPS and satellite data to track the rapid melting of ice sheets in Greenland. The largest basin of Greenland's ice is melting considerably faster than anticipated by current climate models, and by 2100, it may contribute up to six times more to sea level rise globally, according to a study by researchers at Dartmouth College, University of California, Irvine, and the Technical University of Denmark (DTU).
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Crypto Values Plummet After Binance Cancels Deal to Buy Rival FTX
Several crypto exchanges plummeted after Binance announced that it backed out of its deal to buy FTX.
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NASA's Long-Delayed Artemis 1 Moon Rocket Boosters May Expire in December
An expiration date looms for NASA's long-delayed mission to the lunar surface. NASA has been attempting to punch its ticket to the moon for the past few months now, but to no avail, it had to delay the launch of its massive rockets several times due to technical glitches and tropical storms.
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Archaeologists Uncover the Oldest Known Written Sentence in Human History
Archaeologists discovered a whole Canaanite phrase from around 1700 BCE, inscribed on an ivory comb.
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This Military-Designed Unmanned Underwater Vehicle Boasts a Battery Life of 110 Hours
HIU unveiled the REMUS 620 - a brand-new medium-class unmanned underwater vehicle. The Mission Technologies branch of HII has unveiled the REMUS 620, a brand-new medium-class unmanned underwater vehicle (UUV).
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Captures a Bright Star Hours After its Supernova Explosion
A group of astronomers was able to find a supernova hours after its explosion in Hubble's vast data.
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Archaeologists Rebury This Strange Discovery in Old Aztec Capital - What is it?
Archaeologists in Mexico were forced to rebury a peculiar monument they had discovered on the outskirts of Mexico City.
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Dogecoin's Value Doubles After Elon Musk Takes Over Twitter
The meme coin's value has significantly increased since Elon Musk's Twitter. After Elon Musk closed the $44 billion Twitter deal last week, the price of Dogecoin doubled.
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This Seafloor Rover Harvests Valuable Metals with Minimal Environmental Disruption
A team of five European nations known as "Blue Harvesting" created a seafloor that rover that can mine with minimal footprint.
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NASA Astronaut Casts Ballot from the International Space Station for the U.S. Midterm Elections 2022
NASA astronaut John Cassada shared on Twitter that he voted for the midterm elections on board the ISS.
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Ukraine's SpaceX Starlink Terminals Are Reportedly Offline Due to Funding Constraints
Ukraine's Starlink terminals reportedly went offline due to a funding shortfall. At least 1,300 of Ukraine's military satellite units dependent on Elon Musk's Starlink internet went offline, cutting off a crucial source of the country's communications infrastructure amid its ongoing war with Russia, according to a report by CNN.
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NASA Postpones Artemis 1 Moon Mission Launch Again Due to Tropical Storm Nicole
NASA will once again delay the Artemis 1 launch due to Tropical Storm Nicole. NASA's first moon mission in 50 years has been delayed several times.
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This 70-Foot Nuclear Fusion Gun Aims to Fire a 1-billion-G Projectile to Replicate the Sun's Energy Production
U.K.-based firm First Light Fusion developed a massive nuclear fusion gun that can replicate the Sun's energy production.
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The World's Largest Aircraft Mriya Will be Revamped After Suffering Damages from Russia-Ukraine War
The largest aircraft in the world is currently being rebuilt after suffering damages from Russian forces.
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Some Online Users are Now Leaving Twitter For Mastodon - What is this App?
Learn more about Mastodon, an open-source social media platform that can serve as an alternative to Twitter.
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U.S. Midterm Elections 2022: Can Astronauts Vote From Space?
NASA explains how astronauts from orbit cast their votes during elections. Are astronauts in orbit allowed to exercise their right of suffrage during elections? According to a report by Space.
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Porsche 911 Endures the Steep Slopes of the World's Highest Volcano
The 911 reached a height of 19,708 feet after climbing through ice fields and challenging gradients.
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US Department of Justice Confiscates $3.36 Billion Worth of Bitcoin Stolen a Decade Ago
The Department of Justice reported on Monday that it had seized approximately $3.36 billion worth of stolen bitcoin.
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NVIDIA Provides New Advanced Chip for China Amid US Export Restrictions
NVIDIA has offered a new chip for China that would still meet US export regulations. US chip manufacturing giant NVIDIA announced on Monday that it is now offering a new, advanced chip in China that complies with current export control regulations intended to prevent China from obtaining cutting-edge technology, according to a report by Reuters.
