Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Witnesses a Dance of Three Interacting Galaxies 200 Million Light-Years Away
The three galaxies are interacting deep in space just 200 million light-years away. NASA's iconic Hubble Space Telescope has witnessed millions of enchanting encounters in deep space and earlier this month, the space observatory has once again spotted a fascinating object.
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Elon Musk Appears to be Partisan With New Tweets Amid US Midterm Elections
The new chief twit appears to have taken the side of Republicans. Elon Musk used his newly-owned platform to reach out to "independent-minded voters" on Monday, urging them to support Republicans in the upcoming midterm elections in the United States, as reported first by AP.
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Astronomers Discover the Oldest Dead Star in the Milky Way Using ESA's Gaia
Astronomers claim to have discovered the oldest star to have hosted a system of rocky planets. The oldest dead star known to have hosted a system of rocky planets has been discovered, only 90 light-years from Earth.
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Oxford Scientists Find 514-Million-year-old Fossils to Solve Centuries-old Skeleton Mystery
Oxford scientists discovered a collection of 514 million-year-old fossils in a province in China. Scientists have been able to resolve a long-standing conundrum in the history of life on Earth by determining the appearance of the earliest animals to create skeletons thanks to a trove of fossils discovered in eastern Yunnan Province, China.
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US Air Force Successfully Tests Subsonic Drone With Range of up to 3,500 Miles
The US Air Force has successfully tested the XQ-58A Valkyrie Block 2 unmanned aircraft last week at the Yuma Proving Ground.
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Scientists Find 'World's Largest Seagrass Forest' With the Help of Cameras Attached to Sharks
Scientists strapped cameras on sharks to discover the world's largest seagrass forest. Tiger sharks are known to be vicious predators in the waters, but at the same time, they have become an unlikely helping hand for marine scientists to foray into seagrass meadows.
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Binance Allowed Iranian Firms to Trade $8 Billion Despite US Sanctions
Binance has helped Iranian firms trade around $8 billion despite US sanctions. Blockchain data reveals that cryptocurrency firm Binance has processed $8 billion worth of Iranian transactions since 2018 despite U.
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Astronomers Discover a Massive 'Extragalactic Structure' Hidden in the Milky Way Galaxy
Astronomers found an extragalactic structure in the mysterious "zone of avoidance." In a mysterious region of the sky known as the "zone of avoidance" veiled by our own galaxy's thick bulge, researchers have found a massive "extragalactic structure" hiding behind the Milky Way.
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Pentagon Claims That Alleged UFO Sightings Are Just 'Chinese Surveillance Drones'
Pentagon officials said that most UFO sightings are likely to be foreign surveillance drones and airborne clutters.
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Military Activities Amid Russia-Ukraine War May Be Killing Dolphins in the Black Sea
A new report claims that the Russia-Ukraine war may be killing dolphins and porpoises in the Black Sea.
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New Study Claims that a Dose of Magic Mushrooms Can Treat Severe Depression
Researchers conducted a large trial to use psilocybin in treating severe depression. During a trial, the magic mushroom found could reduce depressive symptoms in adults.
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Caltech Researchers are Creating a Huge Satellite That Sends Solar Power Back to Earth
Caltech researchers aim to harvest vast solar energy sources from outer space to send back to Earth.
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Astronomers Discover the Nearest Black Hole to Earth - 10 Times Bigger Than the Sun!
The black hole is 10 times as massive as the Sun, located about 1,600 light-years away in the constellation Ophiuchus.
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Researchers Feed Leftover Coffee to Microalgae to Produce Low-emission Biodiesel
Researchers have used leftover coffee to feed it to microalgae and produce high-quality biodiesel. For many of us, we need a dose of caffeine to get started.
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Musk Era: Twitter Reportedly Starts Mass Layoffs Based on Tweets from Employees
Employees have shared on Twitter that they have been laid off from the company following Musk's takeover.
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A Swarm of 500 Drones Will Light Up New York For a Candy Crush Ad
A fleet of 500 drones will be taking over New York's skies to feature an ad from Candy Crush. On Thursday night, at least 500 drones will take off from the coast of New Jersey, dancing choreographically in the skies to mimic the colorful experience of swiping candies off of a phone screen.
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North Korea Reportedly Fails to Launch its Most Powerful Ballistic Missile
North Korea was reported to have failed to launch its most advanced intercontinental ballistic missile on Thursday.
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A 23-ton Chinese Space Junk Will Crash Back to Earth on Friday - Where Will it Land?
The Long March 5B rocket is expected to fall back to Earth on Friday, Nov. 4. On Friday, November 4, a large chunk of Chinese space debris is anticipated to return to Earth, but no one is certain of its exact location or arrival time, according to a report by Space.
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A Deep Hydrothermal Vent in the Arctic Ocean Could Aid Scientists in Searching for Extraterrestrial Life
A deep hydrothermal vent in the Arctic Ocean may help scientists in findings signs of life in Jupiter and Saturn.
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Humans May Have Abnormalities in the Future Due to Excessive Use of Technology, Research Claims
New research claims that using too much technology would cause abnormalities in the long-run. According to a study commissioned by TollFreeForwarding, excessive use of technology can lead to abnormalities.
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Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao Says He Was Surprised When Elon Musk Continued his Twitter Takeover
The Binance CEO Changpeng Zhao was surprised to learn that Elon Musk continued his Twitter takeover despite backing out from it previously.
XPeng is Committed to Producing the Futuristic Two-ton eVTOL Flying Car AeroHT
XPeng unveils its luxurious electric car, AeroHT, that can take its wheels to the skies. The AeroHT flying car, a luxurious electric car with a fold-out vertical-lift octa copter system on the roof, has had its design modified by Chinese automaker XPeng.
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South Korea Responds to North's 17 Missile Launches Amid its Military Drills With US
South Korea responded to North's 17 missile launches on Wednesday after the latter threatened that it would use nuclear weapons against its enemies.
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Elon Musk is Now Twitter's Moderator-in-Chief Amid Upcoming Midterm Elections
Elon Musk is now Twitter's moderator-in-chief a week before the U.S. midterm elections. The newly-minted Chief Twit Elon Musk has established himself as moderator-in-chief of one of the most significant social media sites in US politics, days after taking control of the platform and one week before the country's midterm elections.
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The Arctic Ocean is Becoming More Acidic Than Ever, Is it Melting the Ice?
Is there a relation between the acidification of the Arctic Ocean to the melting of its ice? An international team of scientists has raised new concerns about the changing chemistry of the ocean after discovering that the western Arctic Ocean's acidity levels are increasing three to four times faster compared to other ocean waters, according to a report by SciTechDaily.
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Scientists Create a 'Glowing Flower' That May One Day Treat Heart Diseases
Scientists from Arizona State University created a new pacemaker that may one day treat heart conditions.
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Tricking Self-Driving Cars With Lasers Could Endanger Anyone Coming in its Way, New Study Says
A new study found that the lidar sensors of autonomous could be tricked using lasers. Self-driving cars are not perfect. Just like human drivers, they need to be aware of their surroundings to avoid road hazards and travel safely.
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SpaceX Fires 'World's Most Powerful Rocket' Falcon Heavy Again After 3 Years
After being grounded for more than three years, SpaceX has once again fired Falcon Heavy into the skies.
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Instagram Restricts Kanye West Again After Posting Another Anti-Semitic Post
Instagram has restricted Kanye West again for four days following his suspension. In the words of DJ Khaled, it's "another one" for Ye Four days after his return to the platform following a suspension for his antisemitic posts, Kanye West's Instagram account was restricted on Monday once again, a representative for Instagram's parent company Meta confirmed to Forbes, after posting a derogatory post about "Jewish business people.
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China Will Host the 'World Internet Conference' Next Week to Promote its Vision of Governance
China will host an internet conference which will be attended by delegates from various tech companies.
