Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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NASA Fermi Mission Discovers 300 Gamma-Ray Pulsars: Here's What That Means for Astronomy
NASA's Fermi Gamma-ray Space Telescope has found a trove of 294 gamma-ray-emitting pulsars, with an additional 34 candidates awaiting confirmation.
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Breathing Traffic-Related Air Linked to Sudden Spike in Blood Pressure That Lasts 24 Hours
Breathing air in rush-hour traffic has been linked to a significant increase in blood pressure. Breathing air in rush-hour traffic has been linked to a significant increase in blood pressure, according to a recent study from the University of Washington.
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Compact Accelerator Tech Achieves Significant Energy Milestone, Holds Promise for Semiconductor Industry
Researchers from The University of Texas at Austin have unveiled a compact particle accelerator capable of producing an electron beam with an energy of 10 billion electron volts (10 GeV).
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Finland's Varjo Launches New XR-4 Series to Deliver Mixed Reality Experiences 'Indistinguishable From Natural Sight'
Finland's Varjo has introduced its latest mixed-reality headset, the XR-4 series, targeting enterprise and military applications.
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AI’s Unique Insight: Deep Learning Model Creates Haunting Image of Poverty
Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping our understanding of poverty by providing a unique and haunting visual.
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Sweet Concrete: Researchers Use Sugar Processing Waste Products to Develop Greener Building Materials
In a sweet twist to sustainable construction, researchers from Idaho State University have used sugar processing waste products to create green building materials.
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[LOOK] NASA Orbiter Sees Otherworldly Views of Mars Horizon
NASA's Mars Odyssey orbiter has provided scientists with a unique and breathtaking view of the Martian landscape.
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ChatGPT Generates Persuasive but Phony Medical Report - Study Claims
Italian researchers have discovered that ChatGPT can generate persuasive yet fictitious medical data.
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NASA to Release Enormous Scientific Balloons Over Antarctica — What For?
NASA will commence its annual Antarctic Long Duration Balloon Campaign on December 1. NASA will commence its annual Antarctic Long Duration Balloon Campaign on December 1.
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Researchers Recycle Cigarette Waste to Produce Green Fuel
A new study presents a unique solution in recycling cigarette waste to produce cleaner fuels such as biodiesel.
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Does the Internet Affect Mental Health? New Study Debunks Popular Belief
The impact of internet use on mental health may be less significant than widely assumed, according to a comprehensive international study.
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ChatGPT Is Writing Better School Essays Than Students, Study Finds
Researchers in Germany found that ChatGPT outperforms students in writing essays, particularly in language mastery.
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Airbus UpNext Completes Tests on In-Flight Refueling Tech That Don't Need Human Intervention
Airbus innovation division UpNext has successfully tested its autonomous in-flight refueling technology, Auto'Mate.
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AntiFake: New Tool Aims to Protect Your Voice Recordings Against Deepfakes
In response to the rising threat of deepfake technology, a novel tool called AntiFake has been developed by computer scientists from the McKelvey School of Engineering at Washington University in St. Louis.
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UK Police Set to Test New Forensic Footwear Identification Tech
Forensic experts in the United Kingdom (UK) are adopting new innovative technology to identify criminals via footwear analysis.
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Google Introduces New Tools for Website Owners to Elevate Content in Search Results
Google has unveiled new tools for website owners, particularly those managing social media platforms and discussion forums.
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History Meets AI: UK Museums Are Increasingly Using AI to Streamline Operations
Artificial intelligence (AI) is gaining prominence in UK heritage organizations, with nearly a quarter of them integrating AI tools into their operations, according to a survey.
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Finland Tests Electrofuel Derived From Green Hydrogen for the First Time
Finland has successfully tested a paraffinic electrofuel or E-fuel derived from green hydrogen and carbon dioxide.
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Shocking Discovery Reveals Neanderthals Can Communicate Like Modern Humans
A new study reveals that Neanderthals, our closest ancestors, possessed the ability to perceive and produce human speech.
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Whale's Tail-Inspired New Propulsion System Could Power Ships for 'Greener' Maritime Industry
Researchers at Cranfield University have unveiled a groundbreaking concept known as Wave Devouring Propulsion (WDP) that draws inspiration from the movement of the whale's tail fins.
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NASA-Inspired Tech 'Digital Winglets' Aims to Revolutionize Real-Time Flight Paths
NASA's innovation in aviation technology continues with the development of "Digital Winglets," a software designed to enhance real-time flight paths.
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2023 US Thanksgiving Online Sales Move up to a Whooping $5.6 Billion as Discounts Motivate Shoppers, Adobe Says
On Thanksgiving Day, online spending in the US has reached an estimated $5.6 billion. Thanksgiving in the United States on Thursday marked the commencement of the holiday shopping season, with consumers and online retailers engaging in a digital commerce dance.
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NASA's Picture of the Day: Jupiter Looking Sharp in These Breathtaking New Rooftop Telescope Images
NASA's Picture of the Day features stunning rooftop telescope images that capture Jupiter at its sharpest.
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NVIDIA Sued by French Automotive Supplier Over Alleged Trade Secret Theft
NVIDIA is currently embroiled in a legal dispute after French automotive supplier Valeo filed a lawsuit against the tech company.
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Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to Increased Risk of Developing Cancer, Study Finds
Eating more ultra-processed foods may be linked to a higher risk of developing cancers of the upper aerodigestive tract, according to a new study.
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Eyes on the Ears: Scientists Can Now Know Where You're Looking Just by Listening to Your Ears
Scientists have uncovered a remarkable link between the movement of eyes and sounds produced by the ears.
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Elon Musk Says Strike in Tesla Sweden Is 'Insane'
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has weighed in on the ongoing strike against the company in Sweden, saying it is "insane."
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2023 Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards Features Animals at Their Wildest and Funniest!
Tthe Comedy Wildlife Photography Awards features animals in their most amusing and unrestrained moments.
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Telescope Array Captures the 2nd Highest-Energy Cosmic Ray Ever Observed
The Telescope Array has detected the second-highest-energy cosmic ray ever observed. The Telescope Array has detected the second-highest-energy cosmic ray ever observed, marking a significant milestone in astrophysics.
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Global Smartphone Bounces Back After 27-Month Streak of Declines - Counterpoint Data
Global smartphone sales have experienced a resurgence, breaking a 27-month streak of consecutive year-on-year declines.
