Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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NASA's Long-Delayed Artemis 1 Mission Roll Out to Launch Pad on Friday
NASA may finally launch its first lunar landing in 50 years by Nov. 14. NASA's long-delayed Artemis 1 mission may finally have another shot at the Moon as its rocket will make another journey to the launch pad on Friday, Nov.
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Instagram is Back After Widespread Outage on Monday
Instagram has finally resolved a bug in the app that locked out users from their accounts. A widespread outage on Instagram that rocked users on Monday morning has already been fixed, according to the social media app's announcement on Twitter.
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ESO's Very Large Telescope Snaps the Haunting Remnants of a Dead Star
ESO's VLT captured haunting yet colorful wispy remains of a stellar corpse. European South Observatory's (ESO) Very Large Telescope (VLT) captured a scene deep in space that looks like it was ripped off from a fairytale book.
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New Chief Twit Elon Musk Pulls More than 50 Tesla Employees to Join Twitter
Musk will be pulling more than 50 of his trusted Tesla employees to join Twitter. The new "Chief Twit," Elon Musk, has pulled more than 50 of his trusted Tesla workers, who are mostly software engineers of the Autopilot team, to take part in his Twitter acquisition, according to a report by CNBC.
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World's Largest Plane Takes Its First Flight With a Hypersonic Vehicle
The largest plane finally touched the skies when it took its first flight on Friday, Oct. 28. The largest plane in the world has finally touched the skies after completing a successful flight on Friday, Oct.
#TechCEO Meet Rafaela Khouri, The Woman Behind B2B Construction Marketplace 'Sooper'
Meet Rafaela Khouri, the woman behind a startup advancing the construction sector, Sooper, in Brazil.
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Life on Mars? Researchers Find Ancient Traces of a Giant Ocean on the Red Planet
Finding probable signs of Martian life could start in the ancient traces of a giant ocean. Is there life on Mars? A recently released series of topographic maps could potentially bring this question to rest as it offers fresh evidence that Mars formerly had a northern ocean.
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NASA Uncovers Origins of the Weirdest Object in the Solar System: A Fast-spinning Dwarf Planet
NASA scientists used computer models to trace the origins of the fast-spinning dwarf planet Haumea. Scientists from NASA have uncovered the mysterious history of one of the solar system's weirdest objects: the fast-spinning dwarf Haumea.
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Elon Musk Denies Claims that He Will Lay Off Twitter Workers Before November
Musk refuted claims that he is planning to reduce Twitter's workforce before the start of November.
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Solar Foods' Solein: Finnish Company Creates Food Out of Thin Air
We might be eating food derived from thin air in the future with Solar Foods' Solein. What if in the future we might find ourselves eating air? This idea may seem absurd in every sense but it might be possible that we will be eating food that is not derived from plants or animals, instead, it could be created out of thin air.
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The International 11 Dota 2: Tundra Esports Sweeps Team Secret With a Clean 3-0 in the Finals
Tundra Esports clinched the TI11 championship after sweeping Team Secret in a solid 3-0 in the finals.
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This Lonely Spiral Galaxy Is Helping Astronomers Measure Distances in Space
Hubble spotted a bright, lonely spiral galaxy that serves as a beacon of light for astronomers measuring the universe.
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A 'Potentially Hazardous' Skyscraper-sized Asteroid Could Fly Towards Earth on Halloween
A massive asteroid could zip past Earth just in time for Halloween. NASA has recently discovered a "potentially hazardous" asteroid nearly the size of the tallest skyscraper in the world.
The First-Ever Automated, Inflatable Wing Sail Tech Is Now Installed on a Merchant Ship
The first-ever automated, foldable, inflatable wing sail technology was recently mounted on a merchant ship.
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Scientists Develop a 'Lab on a Chip' to Enhance Measurements of Light
Scientists and material experts developed a "lab on a chip" that could advance the field of spectrometry.
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Elon Musk Announces that He Will No Longer Sell More Tesla Stocks for 2 Years
Elon Musk said he will refrain from selling more Tesla stocks for about two years. Elon Musk, CEO of five businesses, announced on Thursday, Dec. 22, that he will stop selling Tesla stock for around two years, reported first by Reuters.
