Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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Swiss Students Break World Record for Fastest-Accelerating EV
A Swiss student team has achieved a remarkable feat, shattering the previous world record for electric vehicle (EV) acceleration.
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Northrop Grumman, US Air Force Reveal New Images of B-21 Raider Nuclear Stealth Bomber as Engine Test Runs Start
Northrop Grumman and the US Air Force have released new images of the B-21 Raider stealth bomber as it starts ground engine runs at Northrop Grumman's Palmdale, California, facility.
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NASA’s Lucy Spacecraft Gets First Look of Tiny Asteroid Dinkinesh
NASA's Lucy spacecraft has captured its first images of the main belt asteroid Dinkinesh. NASA's Lucy spacecraft has captured its first images of the main belt asteroid Dinkinesh, marking a significant milestone in its 12-year journey of discovery.
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Is Using AI to Craft Message to a Friend a Good Idea? Study Reveals Fascinating Insights
A new study indicates that employing artificial intelligence (AI) to craft messages for friends may not be the wisest choice.
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California Senate Passes Bill to Ban Self-Driving Trucks
The California Senate has approved a bill demanding the presence of a trained human safety operator whenever a self-driving truck operates on public roads in the state.
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Researchers Find a New Breed of Malware Hiding in Dropbox, Discord
A new breed of malware hiding in popular online platforms like Dropbox and Discord is poised to infect unsuspecting users, according to a new study.
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Snapchat Teams Up With MTV to Allow Users to Vote for VMAs via Lenses
MTV has partnered with Snapchat to allow users to vote for a Video Music Awards (VMAs) category through the platform's augmented reality (AR) Lenses.
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This New Gel Device Can Transform Hot Summer Air Into Drinking Water
A team of researchers at The University of Texas at Austin has made significant progress in turning moisture in the air into drinking water.
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US Struck by Record-Breaking 23 Climate Disasters That Cost $1 Billion or More Each, Government Data Shows
In the first eight months of 2023, the United States (US) experienced an unprecedented 23 weather and climate disasters.
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Atomic Clocks May Finally Uncover Evidence of Dark Matter, According to Scientists
A team of physicists in the UK has been conducting experiments to detect ultra-light dark matter particles with the use of atomic clocks.
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Meta Quest Introduces New Avatar Customization Tools, Unsend Message Feature and More
Meta Quest has unveiled a bunch of new features in its v57 software update for Meta Quest Pro and Meta Quest 2 headsets.
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NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope Captures Evidence of Carbon Dioxide, Methane on Larger-Than-Earth Exoplanet
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has detected methane and carbon dioxide on the exoplanet K2-18 b.
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US Long-Range ATACMS Missiles Likely to Be Sent to Ukraine Amid Raging War With Russia
The Biden administration is considering sending long-range Army Tactical Missile Systems (ATACMS) missiles to Ukraine to help the nation in its fight against Russia.
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US Launches Probe Into China-Made Chip Integrated Into Huawei's Latest Smartphone
The US is investigating a China-made chip integrated into Huawei's latest smartphone. The US government has initiated an official investigation into an advanced China-made chip integrated into Huawei's latest smartphone.
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This 'Brainless' Soft Robot Can Navigate Mazes Without Human Direction—How?
Researchers have created a "brainless" robot capable of autonomously navigating complex environments, including dynamic obstacles and intricate mazes.
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Germany's H2FLY Completes World's First Piloted Flight of Liquid Hydrogen-Powered Electric Aircraft
Germany-based firm H2FLY has successfully conducted the world's first piloted flight of an electric aircraft powered by liquid hydrogen.
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How to Use AI to Improve Customer Experience, According to the US Chamber of Commerce
The US Chamber of Commerce (USCOC) has outlined strategies to elevate customer experiences using AI.
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NASA's Massive SLS Moon Rocket Is Too Expensive, Audit Finds
NASA's Space Launch System (SLS), a cornerstone of the ambitious Artemis program, faces scrutiny over its costs and schedules.
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FAA Wants to Require Planes to Be Equipped With Technology That Could Help Avoid Some Dangerous Landings
The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) is weighing in on requiring all planes to be equipped with technology designed to prevent pilots from landing on the wrong runway or a taxiway.
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NASA Hubble Space Telescope Snaps Stunning View of Supernova Remnant Looming in Isolation
The NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope has captured a breathtaking image of IC 1776, a barred spiral galaxy believed to have recently experienced a supernova.
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Beware Apple Users! Newly Discovered Flaw Being Used to Infect Devices With NSO Group’s Pegasus Spyware
Apple deployed security updates on Thursday to fix actively exploited zero-day security flaws. Apple deployed security updates on Thursday to fix actively exploited zero-day security flaws.
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Scientists Devise Method to Upcycle Lithium-ion Batteries from Expired Solar Panels
Scientists at Nanyang Technological University, Singapore (NTU Singapore) have unveiled a new method for repurposing high-purity silicon from retired solar panels.
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YouTube is Now Verifying Health Videos by UK Doctors to Combat Medical Misinformation
YouTube has introduced a verification system aimed at UK-based healthcare professionals to combat the spread of medical misinformation.
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Artists Make an Unusual Move, Defend Generative AI in Open Letter
In an unexpected turn, a group of artists have issued an open letter to Congress, expressing their support for generative AI.
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Massachusetts Probes Teen's Death Allegedly Caused by Viral Spicy One Chip Challenge
Authorities are investigating the death of a 14-year-old, a case linked with the viral "One Chip Challenge."
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Microsoft to Protect Its AI-Using Customers From Copyright Lawsuits
Microsoft said it would protect buyers of its artificial intelligence (AI) products from copyright lawsuits by introducing the Copilot Copyright Commitment.
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Jump Aero Reveals New Design of JA1 Pulse—An Ambulance-Beating eVTOL Aircraft!
California-based Jump Aero has revealed the design of its eVTOL first response aircraft, called the JA1 "Pulse."
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UNESCO Unveils First-Ever Global Guidance on Generative AI in Education, Research
UNESCO has called on governments to regulate the use of generative artificial intelligence (AI) in education and research.
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NASA's Swift Discovers Massive Black Hole Nibbling on a Sun-Like Star
NASA's Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory has made a remarkable discovery involving a black hole in a distant galaxy exhibiting an unusual behavior.
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Mysterious Stones Crafted by Early Humans 1.4 Million Years Ago Hint at Ancient Hunt for the Perfect Sphere
Ancient limestone spheroids have long been an archaeological mystery. Their creation's purpose sparked continuous debates among scholars.
