Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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US Navy, Northrop Grumman Successfully Launch Trident II D5 Missile From USS Louisiana Submarine for a Record 191 Times
The US Navy has achieved a significant milestone with the successful flight tests of the Trident II D5 Submarine Launched Ballistic Missile (SLBM) for a record 191 times, using Northrop Grumman Corporation's solid rocket motors.
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Can AI Improve Civility and Quality of Online Discussions? New Study Puts It to the Test
Researchers at BYU and Duke University have embarked on a pioneering study to assess the potential of AI in improving the civility of online discussions.
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Scientists Confirm Ancient Footprints in New Mexico to Be the Oldest Sign of Humans in Americas
Scientists have confirmed the age of ancient human footprints discovered in New Mexico in September 2021.
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Google Agrees to Change Its Data Terms to End Antitrust Probe in Germany
Google has agreed to modify its data terms following concerns raised by Germany's Federal Cartel Office (FCO).
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Spotify Revamps Its Artist Profiles With New Tabs for Music, Events, and Merch
Spotify has revamped its artist profile pages, with contents now categorized under three primary tabs: Music, Events, and Merch.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Spots Strange Explosion in an Unlikely Place
In an unexpected turn of events, NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has captured a peculiar burst of extraordinarily intense light in an unexpected place. The phenomenon is known as a Luminous Fast Blue Optical Transient (LFBOT).
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Scientists Develop ‘Electric Tongue’ That Mimics Human Taste Buds, Introducing Emotional Intelligence to AI
A team of researchers from Penn State has unveiled an electronic tongue capable of simulating how taste influences our food choices.
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Joby Aviation Completes Flights of Electric Air Taxi With Human Pilots on Board
Four pilots of Joby Aviation have completed flights on board its electric air taxi. Joby Aviation, a company at the forefront of developing electric vertical take-off and landing (eVTOL) aircraft, has achieved a significant milestone in its pursuit of commercial operations.
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New Bioprinted Human-Like Skin Can Be Used to Treat Wounds and Burns Faster
A team of researchers has bioprinted a multi-layered skin that accelerates wound healing. A team of researchers has successfully utilized specialized hydrogels in combination with six essential skin cell types to bioprint a multi-layered skin.
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Japan's Fukushima Nuclear Plant Begins 2nd Release of Treated Radioactive Wastewarer Into the Ocean
Japan's Fukushima nuclear power plant has initiated the release of a second batch of treated radioactive wastewater into the ocean.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Unveils New Galaxy Image Glittering With Blue Spiral Arms
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope has captured a striking image of NGC 6951, an intermediate spiral galaxy located 78 million light-years away in the Cepheus constellation.
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Human Pilots Are Helping NASA to Advance Autonomous Air Taxis—Here's How
With the help of human pilots, NASA is carrying out a research project to ensure the safety of fully autonomous flight technology.
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Ford Joins General Motors With Q3 Sales Surge Amid Ongoing Labor Strike
Ford and General Motors (GM) have reported a significant surge in their third-quarter US auto sales.
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Google Photos' AI-Powered Magic Editor Tool Is Coming to Pixel 8 and 8 Pro Smartphones
Google is set to introduce a new feature called Magic Editor to its widely used Google Photos app, exclusive to Pixel 8 and Pixel 8 Pro smartphones.
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Patreon Debuts New Features, Look and Brand Identity
Patreon has unveiled many updates, which include a new look. Patreon, a popular platform designed to support creators, has unveiled many updates, ushering in some of the most significant changes it has ever implemented.
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This New Robot Could Help Diagnose Breast Cancer Early
Scientists at the University of Bristol have developed a new device capable of performing clinical breast examinations with high precision and sensitivity.
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Psychologists Found That Humans Can Inherit AI Biases: Here’s Why It May Be Dangerous
New research conducted by psychologists found that humans can inherit biases from AI. New research by psychologists Lucía Vicente and Helena Matute from Deusto University in Bilbao, Spain, has unveiled a concerning revelation: humans can inherit biases from artificial intelligence (AI) systems, potentially leading to a perpetuating cycle of skewed decision-making.
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This Bizarre Japanese Sleeping Pod Can Let Workers Take Power Naps in Standing Position
KOYOJU Plywood Corporation has introduced "giraffenap," a nap box for sleeping while standing.
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Get Ready for the Moon! NASA Starts Critical Testing for Upcoming Artemis Missions
NASA is poised to embark on a crucial RS-25 test series for its future Artemis missions. NASA is poised to embark on a crucial RS-25 test series, marking the final phase of certification trials before the production of an upgraded set of engines designated for the Space Launch System (SLS) rocket.
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General Motors Reports High Q3 US Sales Amid Ongoing Labor Strike
General Motors (GM) has reported a significant surge in its third-quarter US auto sales, recording a 21 percent increase in deliveries.
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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman Backs AI Startup Founded by Two Teens
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has thrown his support behind an emerging AI startup founded by two teenagers.
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Introducing Perfecta: The World's First AI-Powered Grill
An Aston University engineering graduate is grilling up a storm with the world's first-ever AI-powered kitchen maestro, Perfecta.
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Spotify Premium Offers Instant Access to Over 150,000 Audiobooks—Here's What You Need to Know
Spotify has unveiled a major expansion of its audiobook service for Spotify Premium subscribers, granting them access to an extensive collection of over 150,000 audiobooks.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Snaps Wide-Angle View of the Orion Nebula in Dreamy Aura
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has snapped new images of the dreamy Orion Nebula. In a celestial ballet of light and shadow, NASA's James Webb Space Telescope unveils a mesmerizing tapestry within the Orion Nebula, showcasing a stellar spectacle that defies the imagination.
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How Addicted Are You to the Internet? New Study Introduces Internet Addiction Spectrum
University of Surrey researchers have introduced an internet addiction spectrum that classifies internet users into five categories.
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Caltech Scientists Get Glimpse of Light From Cosmic Web in Deep, Dark Space
Caltech scientists have achieved a significant milestone in cosmic observation, using the Keck Cosmic Web Imager (KCWI) to directly capture light emitted by the cosmic web in the depths of space.
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Eating Disorders Among Female Adolescents Increased During the COVID-19 Pandemic, New Research Finds
A concerning trend has emerged during the COVID-19 pandemic: a significant increase in eating disorders, particularly among adolescents.
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First AI Capable of Designing New Robots From Scratch in Seconds Unveiled—Here's How It Works
Researchers at Northwestern University have created an AI capable of autonomously designing robots from scratch.
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World's Largest Spherical Structure 'The Sphere' Features Immersive U2 Concerts
Las Vegas has welcomed its newest entertainment venue, "The Sphere," with the inaugural series of live concerts by iconic rock band U2.
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Apple Is Fixing a Bug Causing iPhone 15 Models to Heat up—Here's What You Need to Know
Apple is addressing a reported issue with iPhone 15 models, which have been experiencing elevated temperatures.
