Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Detects Sizzling, Earth-Sized Rocky Exoplanet
The James Webb Space Telescope reveals new insights into a sizzling rocky exoplanet. In a groundbreaking discovery, a team of international researchers utilized the powerful James Webb Space Telescope to take the temperature of a distant rocky exoplanet called TRAPPIST-1 b.
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ChatGPT Plays Wordle, but Apparently It Sucks—Why?
ChatGPT failed at solving a Wordle puzzle despite its extensive database. What happened? Millions of people around the world are turning to ChatGPT as it provides solutions to almost anything because of its expansive database.
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NASA-CNES Satellite Captures Magnificent Views of Water on Bodies of Water
NASA and CNES have revealed some of the first glimpses of water on Earth's surface. NASA and the French space agency Centre National d'Études Spatiales (CNES) have revealed some of the first glimpses of water on Earth's surface captured by the international Surface Water and Ocean Topography (SWOT) mission.
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NASA's Artemis Astronauts May 3D Print Batteries for Future Lunar Missions
NASA is leading a project to explore the possibility of 3D-printed batteries for future lunar missions.
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[WATCH] Tesla Autopilot System Aids Driver in Avoiding Rogue Wheel in Viral Video
A Tesla driver claims the Autopilot system helped him avoid a rogue wheel. A Tesla driver has claimed that the Autopilot system helped the vehicle avoid a detached wheel after a car collided with it, according to a report by Electrek.
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Okta's Security Flaw May Allow Hacking of Passwords - Cybersecurity Experts Claim
Cybersecurity experts from Mitiga claim that Okta's security flaw may allow unauthorized access to user login credentials.
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Moscow-based Cybersecurity Firm Claims It Found Malware in Pinduoduo App
Moscow-based Kaspersky Lab claim to have found potential malware in the Chinese shopping app Pinduoduo.
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World’s First 3D-Printed Hotel Is Coming to Texas Soon
Texas will soon be home to the world's first 3D-printed hotel. Texas will soon be home to the world's first 3D-printed hotel, thanks to a collaboration between hospitality entrepreneur Liz Lambert, and construction startup Icon, and Danish design firm BIG, as reported first by Interesting Engineering on Friday, March 25.
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Australian Startup Offering AI-Powered Reforestation Drones Lands $200 Million Deal
AirSeed Technologies partnered with CIM to establish a carbon sequestration fund of up to $200 million.
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NASA To Unveil ‘Mars Habitat’ Before Crew Enters Yearlong Mission in Ground-Based Structure
NASA will conduct a yearlong mission simulating the living conditions on Mars via a 3D-printed habitat.
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NASA Gears Up For Epic, Historic Asteroid Sample Delivery to Utah—When Is It Going Down?
Prepare for an exciting space adventure as NASA prepares for a historic asteroid sample delivery. NASA's OSIRIS-REx spacecraft has been on a wild ride through space for the past seven years, and now it's finally coming home! But it's not coming empty-handed - the spacecraft is carrying a precious sample collected from the rocky surface of asteroid Bennu, making history as the United States' first-ever mission to return an asteroid sample to Earth.
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Tired From Work? This Smart Sportswear Can Tell if You’re Exhausted via "Electronic Yarn"
ETH Zurich researchers have developed smart sportswear to determine if someone is exhausted. Are you tired from work? Or has your body reached its limit during workouts? Do you wish you had a way to monitor your fatigue levels without having to constantly check in with your body? Well, ETH Zurich researchers have got you covered with their new invention: smart leggings equipped with a textile sensor that measures your exhaustion in real time! (Photo : Oliver Sjöström/ Pixabay ) Special Yarn Led by Professor Carlo Menon, Head of the Biomedical and Mobile Health Technology Lab, the team has created a stretchable sensor that is integrated directly into the material fibers of the leggings.
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El Salvador President Nayib Bukele Prepares Bill to Eliminate All Taxes on Technology Innovations
The president of the Bitcoin-friendly country wants to eliminate all taxes on technological innovations.
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Microsoft May Cut Off Access to Internet Data From Rival AI Search Tools
Microsoft is reportedly threatening to cut off access to its internet data from rival AI search tools.
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Twitter Blue's Relaunch Makes Millions—Was It Not Enough?
According to Sensor Tower data, Twitter Blue garnered a relatively small amount of subscriptions. Twitter is making a big change by removing legacy Twitter checkmarks on April 1st.
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RIP Gordon Moore: Intel Co-founder Passes Away at 94
Gordon Moore, the co-founder of Intel and a tech visionary, died at 94. Gordon Moore, the co-founder of Intel Corporation, passed away on Friday, March 25, at his home in Hawaii at 94 years of age, reported first by AP.
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This Soft Robot Mimics Caterpillars, Explores Tight Spaces
This soft robot can crawl through tight spaces like a squishy and wiggly caterpillar! Researchers at North Carolina State University have cooked up a squishy, wiggly soft robot inspired by the movement of a caterpillar.
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Arizona Company Introduces Massive 3D Metal Printer Capable of Producing Enormous Parts
Rosotics is "RIP"-pping the 3D metal printing industry with a large-scale approach. Arizona-based company, Rosotics, has announced the launch of its revolutionary "rapid induction printing" technology that aims to transform large-scale 3D metal printing.
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Martian Food? Vertical Farming May One Day Cultivate Crops on Mars
Fancy a Mars-grown meal? Vertical farming may help bring that to us one day! Hold onto your spacesuits, folks! We might be one step closer to becoming an interplanetary species.
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Researchers Develop Innovative Way to Accommodate “Chilly” Bees
Researchers created a high-tech solution to help save our fuzzy little friends from colony collapse.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Snaps “Star-Forming” Gas Dripping From Jellyfish Galaxy
Hubble just caught a jellyfish galaxy with star-forming gas dripping from its disk. A stunning new image from the NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope has captured the galaxy JW100 in all its glory!The galaxy, which is located over 800 million light-years away in the constellation Pegasus, has been dubbed a "jellyfish" galaxy due to its streams of star-forming gas that drip from the disk of the galaxy like fresh paint.
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Google Takes Down Hundreds of Loan Apps from Kenyan Play Store
Google removed hundreds of loan apps from its Play Store in Kenya after its new policy took effect in January.
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OpenAI's ChatGPT Can Now Access the Internet, Improve Own Capabilities
ChatGPT can now access the internet to provide more relevant and accurate responses. ChatGPT, the highly popular AI language model developed by OpenAI, with millions of users around the world, can now access the internet to improve its capabilities, according to a recent blog post by OpenAI.
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Gene-edited Food is Now Legal for Commercial Development in England
England has become the first country in Europe to allow the commercial development of gene-edited food
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US, South Korea Request Do Kwon's Extradition Over Terra/LUNA Collapse
The US and South Korea are currently seeking Do Kown's extradition following his arrest in Montenegro.
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Twitter Blue's Waiting Period for New Accounts Lowered—How Many Days Will You Have to Wait?
Twitter Blue's waiting period for new accounts has now been reduced to 30 days. Twitter has made significant changes to its subscription service, Twitter Blue, as of Friday, March 24.
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Japanese Tech Giant Toshiba Accepts Tender Offer from Japan Industrial Partners
The scandal-hit tech company Toshiba has accepted a tender offer worth $15 billion. Toshiba, a scandal-hit Japanese technology manufacturer, has accepted a tender offer from Japan Industrial Partners for a value of 2 trillion yen ($15 billion), marking a significant milestone in the company's turnaround efforts, according to a report by AP on Friday, March 24.
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Coinbase Shares Dip by 15% Following SEC Warning
Coinbase saw its shares plummet 15% following a warning from SEC that it could face security charges.
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Terraform Labs Founder Do Kwon Reportedly Arrested in Montenegro
Do Kwon, the founder of Terraform Labs, has reportedly been arrested in Montenegro for using falsified documents.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Sees Swirling, Gritty Clouds on Distant Exoplanet
Webb found silicate cloud features in the atmosphere of a distant planet. NASA's James Webb Space Telescope has made a groundbreaking discovery by pinpointing silicate cloud features in the atmosphere of a distant planet.
