Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Eyes an Extremely Small Galaxy with Red Gas Bubbles
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope just captured a dwarf galaxy that appears like a hazy patch of passing cloud.
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NASA Invests on 3D Printing, Quantum Tech to Advance Climate Research
NASA will establish two new institutes to advance technology critical to engineering and climate research.
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China Calls for Countries Like US to Treat TikTok Fairly Following Bans
The TikTok ban train recently reached New Zealand, and China has something to say about these moves.
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Microsoft Integrates AI Tools Into Word, Excel, Outlook
Microsoft has introduced new AI tools into Word, Excel, Outlook, and many more. Microsoft announced the integration of new artificial intelligence tools into its office software such as Word, Excel, and Outlook emails on Thursday, March 16.
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Baidu Deploys Fully-Autonomous Robotaxis in Beijing
Baidu claims its taxi services can now run without human drivers in Beijing. Chinese technology company, Baidu, has announced that its driverless taxi services can now operate without human drivers in a part of Beijing.
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New Zealand Joins TikTok Ban-wagon on Government Devices Due to Security Concerns
New Zealand joins the US and other countries in banning TikTok on government devices. New Zealand joined the TikTok ban train on government devices on Friday, March 17, following similar moves made by the US, Canada, and the UK.
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Bobcat Reveals World’s First All-Electric Skid-Steer Loader
Bobcat just unveiled the world's first all-electric skid-steer loader. Bobcat Company, a global compact equipment, innovation, and worksite solution provider, has announced the launch of two new concept machines during the CONEXPO-CON/AGG 2023 event.
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NASA's Rocket Team Will Hunt Giant Hurricane-like Swirls at the Edge of Space
NASA's VortEx mission will soon study hurricane-like swirls in the upper atmosphere. NASA is gearing up for its Vorticity Experiment, or VortEx mission, which aims to study large hurricane-like swirls in the upper atmosphere.
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Magnetic Fields May Be Key to Discovering Underwater Civilizations, Says New Study
Archaeologists will analyze magnetometry data to uncover long-lost sunken civilizations in the deep sea.
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Warp Introduces ChatGPT-like AI Tool to Help Developers Use Terminal
Warp introduced a new AI chat feature to improve the terminal experience. Warp, a startup focused on improving the command-line interface, has announced a new AI-powered chat feature similar to ChatGPT to assist users in utilizing the terminal and resolving errors.
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High Blood Caffeine Level Might Curb Body Fat, Reduce Risks of Diabetes, New Study Finds
A new study claims that high blood caffeine levels may reduce body fat and the risks of type 2 diabetes.
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EU Unveils Plans for Crucial Raw Materials, Restrictions on Countries Like China
EU laid out its plans to transform its policies on critical raw materials by reducing imports from countries like China.
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Wealthy Investors, Family Offices Reallocate Funds Following SVB Collapse
SVB's collapse has pushed wealthy investors and family offices to reallocate their funds. Wealthy investors and family offices are reallocating their funds out of bank cash balances and into short-term instruments, such as treasuries and money markets, as a result of the recent Silicon Valley Bank crisis and concerns over the safety of bank accounts, according to a report by CNBC.
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Pentagon Releases Footage of Russian Aircraft Pouring Fuel on Air Force Drone
The Pentagon released a 42-second video showing a Russian aircraft dumping fuel on a US Air Force drone.
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NASA's Magellan Data Unveils Evidence of Volcanic Activity on Venus
For the first time ever, scientists find evidence of volcanic activity on Venus. For the first time, evidence of volcanic activity has been directly observed on Venus, which is known as Earth's twin planet.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Snaps 'Beautiful Cosmic Death' of Rare Star
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope just witnessed a beautiful cosmic death in a rare star! NASA's James Webb Space Telescope just witnessed a beautiful cosmic death in a rare star! The powerful telescope captured a rare image of a Wolf-Rayet star, which is one of the most massive, luminous, and briefly detectable stars known in the universe.
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UK Cybersecurity Center Will Review Threats Posed by TikTok Amid Calls for Ban
UK's cybersecurity center will be assessing the potential threats of TikTok amid calls for its ban.
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MIT Engineers Create WORMS Robots That Can Be Mixed and Matched for Space Missions
MIT engineers developed WORMS, which is designed to be easily configured and reconfigured for space missions.
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Researchers Genetically Engineer Bacteria to Eliminate Tumors
Columbia University researchers have developed a "bacterial suicide squad" that seeks and destroys tumors.
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Archaeologists Unearth 1,600-Year-old Cemetery Filled With Secrets of Ancient Britain
Archaeologists unearth a 1,600-year-old cemetery that contains secrets of ancient Britain. An archaeological excavation in Leeds has uncovered an ancient lead coffin in a previously unknown 1,600-year-old cemetery, which could help to unravel the mysteries of one of the most important periods in British history.
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Oxford Researchers Unveil Largest Study of the Genetic Basis of Endometriosis
Oxford researchers collaborated with 25 teams worldwide on the largest study on the genetic basis of endometriosis.
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India Investigating Several Crypto Cases for Money-laundering Schemes
India is currently investigating several crypto cases for money laundering schemes. India's Ministry of Finance has disclosed that the country's Enforcement Directorate is currently investigating several crypto cases for money laundering schemes and has already seized $115.
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Uber, Lyft Can Continue Treating Drivers as Contractors After Court Ruling in California
California's new ruling allows Uber and Lyft to continue treating drivers as independent contractors.
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[LOOK] Researchers Capture First Aerial Footage of London-sized Iceberg
The British Antarctic Survey captured the first footage of the A81 iceberg, which is as large as Greater London.
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Scientists Push for International Legally-binding Treaty To Eliminate Space Junk
Scientists have called for a legally-binding treaty to eliminate space junk and protect Earth's orbit.
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Elon Musk Says He is 'Open' to Acquiring Silicon Valley Bank Following its Collapse
Elon Musk said he is open to the idea of buying Silicon Valley Bank following its sudden collapse. Tesla CEO and Chief Twit Elon Musk have expressed openness to the idea of buying Silicon Valley Bank after the bank's recent collapse, but at least one Tesla investor believes Twitter should be the one to make the acquisition, as reported first by Insider on Saturday, March 11.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Snaps Star-Forming, Irregular Spiral Galaxy
Hubble captured a stunning image of the star-forming, irregular spiral galaxy NGC 5486. The NASA/ESA Hubble Space Telescope has captured a stunning image of the irregular spiral galaxy NGC 5486, located in the constellation Ursa Major, hanging against a backdrop of distant galaxies.
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Ford Plans To Lay Off 1,100 Employees in Spain
Ford announced that it will be cutting 1,100 jobs at its Valencia plant in eastern Spain. Ford Motor Co. has announced that it will be cutting 1,100 jobs at its Valencia plant in eastern Spain.
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Silicon Valley Bank's Sudden Collapse Affects Various Indian Startups
The collapse of Silicon Valley Bank is reportedly impacting startups in India. The recent collapse of Silicon Valley Bank is not only impacting startups in the US but also young companies in India, according to a report by TechCrunch on Saturday, March 11.
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Scientists Create First-ever Complete Map of Insect's Brain
Scientists have produced the most comprehensive map of a brain to date, tracing every neural connection of an insect.
