Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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These Squid-Inspired Liquid Windows Could Help Buildings Preserve Energy
These squid-inspired windows could reduce energy from buildings by controlling light. Engineering experts at the University of Toronto have created a multilayered fluidic system that could reduce energy from heating and cooling buildings by enhancing the intensity, wavelength, and dispersion of light that passes through windows, as per a press release on Jan.
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NASA Astronauts Conduct Successful Spacewalk to Upgrade ISS's Power Generation System
Astronauts Nicole Mann and Koichi Wakata performed a successful spacewalk to upgrade ISS's power system.
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NASA's Studies on Hibernating Squirrels May Help Astronauts in Future Space Missions; How?
NASA's findings on hibernating squirrels may one day help astronauts in their space missions. A group of researchers is studying how hibernating Arctic ground squirrels could help astronauts in future space missions by observing how these tiny animals retain muscle and bone mass throughout their deep hibernation.
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Nvidia Unveils New AI Tech that Creates High-Resolution 3D Models From Text Prompts
Nvidia recently unveiled Magic3D - a text-to-3D content creation tool that produces models from text prompts.
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US FTC Fines GoodRx for Purportedly Sharing Users' Health Data Without Consent
FTC imposed $1.5 million on GoodRx for allegedly sharing customers' health data without their consent.
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Researchers Split Seawater Without Pre-Treatment to Generate Green Energy
An international team of researchers produced green hydrogen by splitting seawater without any pre-treatment.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Snaps an Incredibly Detailed View of a Crowded Field of Galaxies
James Webb Space Telescope continues to flex its powerful infrared vision with a new image of a crowded field of galaxies.
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Swedish Physicists Create Novel Nanowire Solar Cells
Physicists from Lund University in Sweden have created a nanowire solar cell that is now being tested in space.
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NASA Selects 11 Finalists in Challenge to Create the Future Astronaut Food
NASA has chosen 11 finalists in Phase 2 of the Deep Space Food Challenge. NASA has chosen 11 finalists in Phase 2 of its Deep Space Food Challenge, where they search for the best future astronaut food.
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EU Official Urges Elon Musk to Make Progress on Twitter Amid New Law Against Hate Speech, Misinformation
EU Commissioner Thierry Breton urges Elon Musk to prepare Twitter for EU's new regulations. Elon Musk was informed by a high-ranking representative of the European Union that Twitter needed to progress as it gears for a new rule intended to limit hate speech, misinformation, and other harmful content, according to a report by AP on Wednesday, Feb.
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This Chinese Automaker Wants to Take Electric Vehicles into the Skies
Chinese automaker Geely announced that its subsidiary Aerofugia conducted a successful test of its flying car prototype.
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NASA Pays Tribute to Astronauts of Space Shuttle Columbia 20 Years After the Tragedy
NASA paid its respects to astronauts who lost their lives during the space shuttle Columbia tragedy on Feb. 1.
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AI Model Predicts that Earth Will Cross Global Warming Threshold in 10-15 Years
A new study from Stanford University used AI to predict that Earth will cross the global warming threshold in 10-15 years.
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'Fairy Robots' Powered by Wind, Light May One Day Become Artificial Pollinators
Researchers from Tampere University have created a fairy robot powered by wind and light. The extinction of pollinators like bees poses a serious threat to biodiversity worldwide and has negative effects on human health by impairing food production.
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NASA's Perseverance Rover Completes 10 Sample Tubes Deposit on Mars
NASA's Perseverance rover completed its 10-tube samples depot on Mars on Sunday, Jan. 29. NASA's Perseverance rover completed its ten tube samples deposit on the Red Planet, collecting an astounding range of Martian surface so they can be examined on Earth in the future.
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US Air Force, DARPA Concludes Successful Flight Test of HAWC Hypersonic Scramjet Missile
The US Air Force and DARPA conducted the final flight test of the Hypersonic Airbreathing Weapon Concept (HAWC) program.
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Space Diet Consisting of Fish, Veggies, Fruits Enhance Astronaut Health - New Study Finds
A new study finds that space diets rich in fruits, vegetables, and fish lead to better health and performance in astronauts.
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[WATCH] Distant Exoplanets Dance Around Their Sun in this 12-Year Time Lapse Video
A new video on YouTube features distant exoplanets orbiting their star! A new video was just uploaded on YouTube featuring distant exoplanets dancing around their star.
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US Poet Laureate Ada Limón Will Have Her Poem Engraved on NASA's Europa Clipper Spacecraft
NASA's upcoming Europa Clipper mission will be having a "poetic" flight. Every NASA mission is poetic in its own right as they aim to unravel the deep secrets of the universe.
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NASA Chandra X-Ray Observatory Snaps a Spectacular, Chaotic Collision of 3 Galaxies
Astronomers used NASA's Chandra X-Ray observatory to '"untangle" the mysteries of three colliding galaxies.
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France, Australia Will Send Artillery Shells to Support Ukraine's Forces Against Russia
France and Australia announced a joint production and delivery of artillery shells to Ukraine. France and Australia announced a joint production and delivery of several thousand 155-millimeter artillery shells to Ukraine, which will commence in the following weeks, according to a report by AP on Monday, Jan.
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Ford Cuts Price on its Mustang Mach-E Electric SUV
Ford has reduced the prices of its Mustang Mach-E to as much as $6,000. Ford is now reducing its prices on its Mustang Mach-E electric SUV as high as $6,000, according to a report by AP on Monday, Jan.
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Archaeologists May Have Discovered Egypt's Oldest, Most Complete Mummy at 4,300 Years
Archaeologists may have found the most complete and oldest mummy ever discovered in Egypt to date. Egypt has an abundance of historical artifacts, which can be largely attributed to the ancient practices of mummifying the remains of the deceased that archaeologists continue to uncover today.
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NATO Secretary-General Encourages South Korea to Directly Send Military Weapons to Ukraine
NATO Secretary-General Jens Stoltenberg encouraged South Korea to send direct military support to Ukraine.
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Premier League Signs Multi-Year Deal with NFT Fantasy Soccer Game Sorare
Premier League signed a multi-year deal with Paris-based Sorare on Monday, Jan. 30. The Premier League and Sorare, a $4. 3 billion fantasy soccer game, have agreed to a multi-year agreement under which the Premier League will license official player cards, as per a report by CNBC on Monday, Jan.
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Gmail Creator Claims ChatGPT's Growing Popularity Will Be Google's Downfall
Gmail creator claims that OpenAI's ChatGPT will spell out the downfall of search giant Google in a year or two.
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High School Students Help their Differently Abled Classmate by 3D-Printing a Robotic Hand
High school students used internet models and a 3D printer to make a robotic hand for a differently-abled classmate.
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Australia's Emergency Services Search for a Missing Radioactive Capsule that Could Pose Risks to Health
Emergency services in Western Australia are searching for a missing radioactive capsule. Emergency services in Western Australia are now searching for a tiny radioactive capsule that has gone missing during its transportation from a mine.
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Archaeologists Discover a Trove of Engraved Gems Near Hadrian's Wall in England
Archaeologists found a trove of engraved gems in an ancient bathhouse near Hadrian's wall in England.
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Ukraine is Now in Fast-Track Talks with Allies for Long-Range Missiles and Other Weapons Supply
Ukraine is currently in fast-track discussions with Western allies for more weapons supply. A top Ukrainian presidential aide revealed on Saturday, Jan.
