Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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Archaeologists Unearth a Shining Bronze Age Sword in Germany
Archaeologists in Germany unearthed a shining Bronze Age sword believed to be over 3,000 years old. Archaeologists in Germany have made a remarkable discovery as they unearthed a shining Bronze Age sword believed to be over 3,000 years old.
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[WATCH] NASA's ISS Reveals the Enchanting Glow of Earth at Night
NASA's ISS captured stunning timelapse sequences showcasing the Earth's illuminated splendor.
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Phishing Scams Are Targeting Banks, Delivery Companies, and More : Experts Urge All Phone Users to be Vigilant
Phishing scams are now increasingly targeting various trusted brands, according to Trend Micro. According to cybersecurity experts at Trend Micro, an IT security company, phishing scams have become a significant concern as scammers increasingly target trusted brands.
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Indonesian Courier J&T Express Applies For an IPO in Hong Kong
Indonesian courier company J&T Express has applied to an initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong Indonesian courier company J&T Express has applied to an initial public offering (IPO) in Hong Kong, according to a report by SCMP.
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Meta Introduces Generative AI Model for Speech Generation 'Voicebox'
Meta unveiled its latest development in generative AI for speech with Voicebox. Meta, the parent company of Facebook and Instagram, has unveiled its latest development in the field of generative AI for speech with the introduction of Voicebox.
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US Government Announces $930 Million in Grants to Expand Internet Availability in the US
The US government announced $930 million in grants to expand internet access in underserved areas. The United States government has taken a significant stride in its ambitious mission to expand internet availability to every household in the country, according to a report by AP.
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Bill Gates Visits China, Meets With President Xi Jinping
Bill Gates visits China for the first time after four years. Bill Gates, the co-founder of Microsoft and co-chair of the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation, recently made a visit to China, where he met with President Xi Jinping.
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UK Antitrust Regulator Approves Amazon's iRobot Acquisition
The UK's antitrust regulator has approved Amazon's proposed acquisition of iRobot, a billion-dollar deal under regulators' scrutiny.
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Europe's Final Ariane 5 Rocket Launch Delayed: Setback for European Space Efforts
Europe's aspirations in space exploration suffered a setback as the final launch of the Ariane 5 rocket was delayed.
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Russian Ransomware Gang Breaches US Department of Energy, Other Federal Agencies
Russian ransomware gang targets US federal agencies, including the Department of Energy. Several federal agencies, including the Department of Energy, fell victim to a global cyber-extortion attack orchestrated by a Russian ransomware gang, targeting a popular file-transfer program widely used by corporations and governments, according to a report by AP.
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3D Mobile App Rebuilds Destroyed Mughrabi Quarter of Jerusalem's Old City
A mobile phone application has reconstructed the historic Moroccan quarter of Jerusalem's Old City.
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Chinese Naval Scientist Unveils Star Wars-like Supership Concept with Electromagnetic Weapons
A Chinese naval scientist unveiled the conceptual blueprint of an unprecedented warship. Rear Admiral Ma Weiming, a prominent figure in China's naval technology development, has recently unveiled the conceptual blueprint of an unprecedented warship, claiming it to be unlike any vessel ever seen before.
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New Dinosaur Species Discovered on Isle of Wight Named After Museum Scientist
Newly discovered fossil remains on the Isle of Wight have led to identifying and naming a new species of ankylosaur, a heavily armored dinosaur.
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NASA Partners With SpaceX, Blue Origin, and 5 Other US Companies to Advance Space Capabilities
NASA has partnered with seven US companies, including industry giants like SpaceX and Blue Origin, to advance space capabilities.
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NASA's Juno Mission Catches Surreal Glow of Lightning on Jupiter
NASA's Juno mission has captured the glow of a lightning bolt on Jupiter. NASA's Juno mission has achieved another remarkable feat by capturing the ethereal beauty of lightning on Jupiter.
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Archaeologists Find Precious Gems that Ancient Romans Lost in Bathhouses
Archaeologists have unearthed a collection of precious gems that ancient Romans lost in bathhouses. In a surprising archaeological find, researchers have unearthed a collection of precious gems that were lost by ancient Romans in the bathhouses of Carlisle, England, according to a report by National Geographic.
[NOW VIRAL] Bird Airplane Strike Leaves Pilot Covered in Blood But His Reaction Will Surprise You
A bird airplane strike left the pilot covered in blood, but he remained unfazed throughout the incident.
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How to Survive an Earthquake: Tips to Remember Before, During, and After
Earthquakes can be life-threatening, but with proper knowledge, you can keep yourself and your family safe.
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New Study Raises Concerns About Loot Boxes in Video Games, Cites Resemblance to Gambling
A new study raised concerns about loot boxes in video games, highlighting their similarity to gambling.
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Chronic Wounds May One Day Be Treated with Glass - How?
Researchers introduce a bioactive glass to treat chronic wounds. In a groundbreaking study, scientists at the University of Birmingham may have just achieved significant breakthroughs in wound care.
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Russia-linked Ransomware Gang Lists Victims of Mass-hacks Consisting of US Banks, Universities
Ransomware gang Clop unveiled a list of victims targeted in mass hacks. A ransomware gang known as Clop, which is reportedly linked to Russia, has recently unveiled a list of victims targeted in a series of mass hacks, according to a report by TechCrunch.
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Applied Materials Files Lawsuit Against Chinese-Owned Rival for Alleged Trade Secret Theft
Applied Materials has accused its Chinese-owned competitor Mattson of engaging in a 14-month trade secret theft.
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AI Safety: New Research Explores Machine Learning Safety Without Conducting Countless Trials
The new study challenges the idea of unlimited trials for safe actions in machine learning. Machine learning has long drawn inspiration from human learning processes, including the valuable lessons learned from mistakes.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Photo Reveals Stunning Globular Star Clusters M15
A stunning photo from NASA's Hubble Space Telescope shows the captivating globular star cluster known as Messier 15 (M15).
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NASA Cassini Data Reveals Crucial Ingredient for Life on Saturn's Moon
NASA's Cassini mission has made a significant discovery on one of Saturn's moons. NASA's Cassini mission has made a significant discovery on one of Saturn's moons, revealing organic compounds necessary for life.
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[LOOK] NASA Catches Shark Nebula's Starry Jaws in Stunning Image
NASA recently released an image of the stunning Shark Nebula. NASA's latest celestial discovery takes us deep into the realms of the cosmos as we gaze upon the captivating visage of the Shark Nebula.
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Sunrise on Mars: NASA's Curiosity Captures What Red Planet Mornings Look Like
NASA's Curiosity Mars rover has captured a breathtaking morning view of the Martian landscape. NASA's Curiosity Mars rover has captured a breathtaking view of the Martian landscape, showcasing what morning looks like on the Red Planet.
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Amazon Faces Accusations of Exploiting Small Businesses With Increased Fees and Advertising Costs
Amazon has been accused of unlawfully maintaining its monopoly power by controlling prices across the online retail market.
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Rotterdam: Europe's Largest Port Targeted in Cyberattack Linked to Pro-Russian Hackers
The port of Rotterdam, Europe's largest port, fell victim to a cyberattack orchestrated by hackers affiliated with Russia.
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New Imaging Technology Shows COVID-19's Effects on Brain
An innovative imaging technology provided remarkable insights into the effects of COVID-19 on the human brain.
