Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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NASA Unveils 2 Novel Instruments to Measure Earth-Directed Energy from Sun
NASA unveiled two novel instruments to measure and study how solar energy affects Earth's systems.
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Twitter Reportedly Logs 180,000 US Subscribers in December 2022 Under Elon Musk
Only 180,000 users in the US were reportedly availing of Twitter's subscriptions, such as Twitter Blue.
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Researchers Create Aerial-aquatic Drone That Can Fly, Swim
Researchers from the Chinese University in Hong Kong have created a drone that can fly and swim at the same time!
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Switzerland Deploys Massive Solar Dam with 5,000 Solar Panels
Switzerland installed a massive solar dam brimming with 5,000 solar panels, enough to power 700 houses per year.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Unveils Invisible Engine Behind Colliding Galaxies
Astronomers using NASA's James Webb Space Telescope were able to unveil the invisible engine behind two merging galaxies.
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UK Hopes to Launch its Own Digital Currency Soon with Britcoin
The UK is asking for public feedback on the possibility of introducing a digital pound equivalent. Despite the crypto market's tumultuous run in 2022, some are still finding heavy merits in the digital currency's future.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Catches an 'Asteroid Photobomber' Roughly the Size of Rome's Colosseum
NASA's James Webb accidentally discovers an asteroid roughly the size of Rome's Colosseum.
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Scientists Use CRISPR to Combine Alligator, Catfish DNA to Make a Hybrid
Scientists injected alligator DNA to catfish to make them more resistant to infections. A group of scientists hopes to make a hybrid of alligator and catfish.
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World's Largest Electrolyzer, Hydrogen Power Plant Will be Built Soon in South Australia
South Australia hopes to build the world's largest electrolyzer and hydrogen power plant by 2025.
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NASA's All-Electric Aircraft X-57 Maxwell Completes Thermal Testing - One Step Closer to Flight Readiness
NASA's X-57 Maxwell completed the thermal testing of its motor controllers, making it one step closer to flight readiness.
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US Takes Down a Suspected Chinese Spy Balloon Off the Carolina Coast
The US military took down a suspected Chinese spy balloon on Saturday, Feb. 4. A suspected Chinese spy balloon was taken down by the US military on Saturday, Feb.
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NASA's Atmospheric Waves Experiment Completes Critical Space Environmental Tests - ISS Launch Coming Soon
NASA completed the space environment tests for its Atmospheric Waves Experiment (AWE) and will soon launch it to the ISS.
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SpaceX is Set to Send Crew-6 Astronauts to the ISS on Feb. 26
SpaceX is gearing up to send Crew-6 astronauts to the International Space Station no early than Feb. 26.
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US Chip Ban Threatens the Advancement of China's AI, Semiconductor Industry - Experts Say
Industry experts argue that the US chip ban will cause China's AI and semiconductor sector to lag decades behind.
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Tesla Increases Price on Model Y in the US Following Changes in Tax Credit Rule
Tesla has increased the price of its Model Y in the US due to soaring demand and changes in tax credit rules.
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DARPA Selects Two Different Designs for its Liberty Lifter Seaplace Project
DARPA's Liberty Lifter Seaplane will feature two designs from General Atomics and Aurora Flight Sciences.
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Cyberattack Causes Outage of the US 988 Mental Health Helpline, According to Feds
Federal officials revealed that a cyberattack caused a daylong outage on the 988 mental health helpline.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Sees a Glittering Chaos in NGC 6355 Located Inside the Milky Way
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope captured NGC 6335, brimming with colliding stars near the Milky Way's inner regions.
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Jupiter Steals 'Planet with Highest Number of Moons' Title from Saturn After 12 New Discoveries
Jupiter is now the planet with the highest number of moons in the solar system at 92. Jupiter was always known as the largest planet in the solar system.
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New Study Claims that ChatGPT Will Serve as Research Aide for Academics, Not a Threat
A new study argues that ChatGPT is not a threat to academics but rather a research aide in their endeavors.
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Pentagon Reports Second Sighting of a Chinese Spy Balloon over Latin America
Pentagon reports a second Chinese spy balloon flying over Latin America. The second sighting comes at a time when US Secretary Atony Blinken postponed his trip to China.
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Star Sonification: NASA Releases Soundtrack of a Glittering Star 200 Times Larger than the Sun
Hear what a glittering star sounds like in this new sonification track released by NASA. NASA does not only stop at capturing fascinating pictures of deep space.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Snaps a Haunting View of the Tarantula Nebula
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope recently captured a haunting yet enchanting view of the Tarantula Nebula.
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Scientists Create a New Form of Ice that Resembles Liquid Water
A new type of ice that closely resembles liquid water than any other has recently been discovered by scientists.
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Astronomers May Have Discovered a Habitable Earth-mass Exoplanet 31 Light-Years Away
Astronomers have discovered an Earth-mass exoplanet in the so-called "habitable zone." Astronomers from the Max Planck Institute for Astronomy (MPIA) have discovered an Earth-mass exoplanet in the habitable zone of the red dwarf star Wolf 1069, according to the institute's press release on Friday, Feb.
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Colombian Judge Seeks Advice from OpenAI's ChatGPT Before Delivering a Ruling
A Colombian judge used OpenAI's ChatGPT before resolving a children's medical case. A Colombian judge sought the advice of OpenAI's wildly popular ChatGPT to resolve a children's medical case, according to a report by local radio station Blu Radio.
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NASA is Building an Advanced Air Mobility System to Make Air Taxis, Drone Deliveries a Reality
NASA is building an advanced air mobility system to make air taxi and drone deliveries more widespread.
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Archaeologists Uncover 5,000-year-old Tavern, Ancient Fridge in Iraq
Archaeologists from the University of Pennsylvania uncovered a 5,000-year-old tavern in the ancient city of Lgash.
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Microsoft Will be Using OpenAI's ChatGPT to Write Emails for Clients
Microsoft's integration of OpenAI's ChatGPT will be writing email responses for Viva Sales' clients.
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This New Cancer Treatment was Inspired by Latte Foams, Pop Rocks, and Gummy Bears
Pop Rocks, gummy bears, and foams on a latte inspired the materials used for this new cancer treatment.
