Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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Do Black Holes Really Suck Everything Around Them? Study Answers Longstanding Question
A new study led by Princeton astrophysicists has unraveled new insights into the behavior of black holes.
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Toxic Microplastics Are Everywhere, Including in Sex Toys: Study
A new study has delved into an unexpected source of microplastic exposure: sex toys. A new study led by researchers from Duke and Appalachian State universities has delved into an unexpected source of microplastic exposure: sex toys.
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Skyryse Successfully Performs World's First-Ever Fully Automated Helicopter Autorotation Emergency Landing
Aviation software and safety technology startup Skyryse has successfully executed the world's first fully automated autorotation emergency landing procedure.
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AI to Bring Edith Piaf Back to Life for Upcoming Biopic Movie
Legendary French singer Edith Piaf will be resurrected through an animated biopic with the help of AI.
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Scammers Are Increasingly Targeting Older People, Study Warns
A new study has revealed that two out of three older individuals have fallen victim to scams in 2022.
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Hogwarts Legacy Finally Arrives on Nintendo Switch After Multiple Delays
The magical world of Hogwarts Legacy has finally arrived on the Nintendo Switch console after a series of delays.
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Amazon Launches New 'Buy with Prime' Shopping Benefits for Members
Amazon has unveiled new features for its "Buy with Prime" service, offering additional shopping benefits to Prime members.
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NASA's James Webb Finds Two of the Most Distant Galaxies Nearly 33 Billion Light Years Away
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has discovered two of the most distant galaxies ever observed.
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Instagram Close Friends is Now Available on the Main Feed: Here's How You Can Do It
Instagram is now expanding its Close Friends feature to the main feed posts and reels. Instagram is now expanding its Close Friends feature, allowing users to share main feed posts and reels exclusively with their select group.
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[LOOK] NASA's Picture of the Day Features the Moon, Jupiter, and Venus Shining Above a Rock!
NASA's Picture of the Day showcases a triangle of cosmic brilliance adorning the predawn sky with the Moon, Jupiter, and Venus.
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Researcher Introduces Filter for 'Unsafe' AI-generated Images
A researcher has introduced a filter for AI-generated images deemed "unsafe." AI image generators have witnessed a surge in popularity over the past year, offering users the ability to create diverse images effortlessly.
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Floating Solar-Powered Device Promises to Generate Clean Water, Fuel
Researchers have introduced a floating, solar-powered device that generates clean water and fuel. Researchers at the University of Cambridge have introduced a floating, solar-powered device capable of transforming contaminated water or seawater into clean hydrogen fuel and purified water.
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Astronomers Discover an Intriguing Aurora-like Radio Emission Above a Sunspot
Astronomers have discovered an aurora-like radio emission occurring 40,000 km above a sunspot. A group of astronomers from the New Jersey Institute of Technology's Center for Solar-Terrestrial Research (NJIT-CSTR) has reported the discovery of a unique radio phenomenon resembling an aurora occurring 40,000 km above a sunspot, a relatively dark and cold area on the sun's surface.
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Meta Threads Users Can Now Delete Their Profiles Without Including Their Instagram Accounts
Meta Threads users can delete their profiles without automatically deleting their Instagram accounts.
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AI-generated Images of White Faces Are Becoming More Real than Humans - Study
AI-generated images of white faces are becoming more real than humans, according to a study. Artificial intelligence (AI) has reached a point where generated images of faces depicting white people appear more authentic than real human faces, as revealed by recent research conducted by experts at The Australian National University (ANU).
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Zoom Fatigue is Real, According to Physiological Evidence
A recent study provides physiological evidence to a phenomenon called "Zoom fatigue". As virtual interactions through video conferencing and online education become increasingly prevalent since the COVID-19 pandemic, a recent study by researchers at the University of Applied Sciences Upper Austria and Graz University of Technology has explored the physiological impact of these virtual engagements, shedding light on what is commonly referred to as "Zoom fatigue.
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NASA Europa Clipper's 'Message in a Bottle' Will End Soon: Here's How You Can Send Your Name to Jupiter!
NASA's Europa Clipper is offering an opportunity for people to send their names to Jupiter's moon Europa.
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Elon Musk Reveals X Will Release 'Major Update' to its Algorithm to Feature Smaller Accounts
Elon Musk has unveiled plans for a "major update" to X's algorithm to highlight smaller accounts.
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Netflix Introduces New Upcoming Games Including Hades, Money Heist, Braid, and More!
Netflix has recently unveiled additions to its gaming lineup, introducing several titles, including Hades, Money Heist, Braid, and more.
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[LOOK] NASA's Picture of the Day Snaps the Andromeda Galaxy Gracing Over the Alps
NASA's Picture of the Day presents a captivating view of the Andromeda Galaxy gracing the night sky over the Alps.
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Sony's WH-1000XM5 ANC Headphones Now at a Lower Price Thanks to Early Black Friday Deals
Sony's WH-1000XM5 ANC headphones is now available at a discounted price. As Black Friday approaches, enticing deals are beginning to emerge, and one notable offer catches the attention of tech enthusiasts - Sony's WH-1000XM5 ANC headphones are now available at a discounted price, as reported first by Engadget.
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Lockheed Martin to Develop Nuclear-Powered Spacecraft Thanks to $33.7 Million Grant from US Military
Lockheed Martin has secured a $33.7 million grant to create a nuclear-powered deep-space probe. Lockheed Martin has secured a $33. 7 million grant from the Air Force Research Laboratory (AFRL) to advance its Joint Emergent Technology Supplying On-Orbit Nuclear (JETSON) High Power program, focusing on the maturation of high-power nuclear electric power and propulsion technologies for spacecraft design.
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Australia's Major Ports Reopen After Being Paralyzed by Cyberattack
Major ports in Australia have reopened after being paralyzed by a cyberattack for three days. Major ports in Australia, which account for 40 percent of the country's freight trade, have reopened after being paralyzed by a cyberattack for three days, according to port operator DP World and reported first by AFP.
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AI Tracks Melting Icebergs 10,000 Times Faster Than Humans
AI is being used to map icebergs 10,000 times faster than humans. A research team from the University of Leeds developed a neural network that efficiently maps the expansive Antarctic icebergs in satellite images.
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Consumers Are Better Prepared for Automated Vehicle Delivery Than Drones, Robots - Study
Consumers exhibit a greater readiness to embrace automated vehicles for delivery services than drones and robots, according to a recent study.
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Verizon Wireless Experiences Service Disruption in Colorado
Verizon Wireless faced disruptions in its network early Friday morning. Users experiencing a lack of cellular service were advised to explore Verizon Wi-Fi calling alternatives
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NASA Holds Off Mars Fleet Due to Upcoming Solar Conjunction
NASA has decided to temporarily halt sending commands to its Mars fleet from November 11 to 25. NASA has decided to temporarily halt sending commands to its Mars fleet from November 11 to 25, as the Earth, the Sun, and the Red Planet align in a phenomenon known as Mars solar conjunction.
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California Hospital Declares 'Internal Disaster' After Suffering from Cyber Attack
Tri-City Medical Center in Oceanside, California, finds itself in a cybersecurity crisis, prompting the declaration of an "internal disaster."
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EU Sends Notice to Meta, Snap to Detail Their Safety Measures for Minors
EU has sent formal requests for information to Meta and Snap regarding their safety measure for minors.
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Optus' Free Data Offer Criticized Amid Outage Backlash
Optus faces criticism after offering customers free data for its 14-hour widespread outage. Optus, one of Australia's major telecommunications providers, is facing mounting criticism for what is perceived as an inadequate compensation response to the widespread outage experienced by customers on Wednesday, according to a report by The Guardian.
