Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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US Justice Department, 8 States File Antitrust Suit Against Google Over Alleged Advertising Monopoly
The Justice Department and eight states are suing Google over its alleged monopoly of the entire online advertising ecosystem.
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NASA Teams Up with Pentagon's DARPA to Build an Advanced Nuclear Thermal Rocket
NASA has signed an interagency agreement with DARPA to build a nuclear thermal rocket by 2027. What happens when you combine NASA's space expertise and Pentagon's military prowess? It is likely that you would get a technological advancement in epic proportions! The US space agency has laid out its vision to build and demonstrate a nuclear thermal rocket to expand the horizons for future space flight missions.
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Radiologists Unwrap a 2,300-Year-Old 'Golden Boy' Mummy from Egypt Via CT Scans
Radiologists just unwrapped a 2,300-year-old mummified teenage boy from the Cairo museum in Egypt using CT scans.
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Scientists Present the Most Inexpensive Carbon Capture Technology to Date
Scientists at the DOE's Pacific Northwest National Laboratory (PNNL) have unveiled the least costly carbon capture system to date.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Detects the Deepest, Coldest Ices Ever Measured in a Molecular Cloud
NASA's James Webb has obtained the deepest, coldest ides ever measured in a molecular cloud. An extensive inventory of the deepest, coldest ices ever observed in a molecular cloud has just been compiled by an international team of astronomers using NASA's James Webb Space Telescope.
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Scientists Recover Five New Meteorites in the Icy Desert of Antarctica
Five new meteorites were just uncovered in the icy desert of Antarctica. Antarctica is not the ideal place to be due to its extreme temperature and harsh surroundings.
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Federal Prosecutors Seize Nearly $700 Million FTX Assets Connected to Sam Bankman-Fried
Feds recovered over $700 million in assets associated with Bankman-Fried that are mostly from Robinhood shares.
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Amazon Web Services Plans to Invest $35- Billion Worth of Data Centers in Virginia
Amazon Web Services intends to invest $35 billion in new data centers in Virginia, as per Governor Glenn Youngkin's announcement.
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Archaeologists Uncover 16-Meter-Long Ancient Papyrus in Egypt for the First Time in a Century
For the first time in a hundred years, archaeologists unearthed a 16-meter-long papyrus in an ancient Egyptian necropolis.
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Netflix Defies Wall Street Estimates After Adding More than 7 Million Subscribers
Streaming giant Netflix defied Wall Street predictions after adding 7.7 million subscribers between Oct. to Nov. 2022.
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FBI Director Expresses Concerns over China's AI Program During WEF 2023
FBI Director Wray resonates with other US officials who are concerned that China's AI program may be used for military purposes.
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Archaeologists Discover an Ancient Wishing Well in Germany Rich in Bronze Age Artifacts
German archaeologists uncovered a 3,000-year-old wishing well rich in Bronze Age artifacts. German archaeologists have uncovered a 3,000-year-old wishing well that is filled with exquisitely produced pottery, jewelry, and other artifacts that they believe the region's Bronze Age residents sank into the well for religious purposes, reported first by Smithsonian Magazine.
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Attorneys Call Elon Musk a 'Liar' Amid Tesla Buyout Tweets Trial
Attorneys in their opening remarks for the Tesla buyout tweets trial portrayed Musk as a "liar."
YouTubers Create a Massive Spider Robot 'Megahex' that May be the Biggest of its Kind Yet
YouTubers claim to have created what may be the biggest hexapod rideable robot yet. YouTubers are known for their larger-than-life persona and over-the-top shenanigans.
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A Massive Astronomical Survey Uncovers 3.3 Billion Milky Way Objects
Astronomers just released a massive survey on the Milky Way's cosmic plane. A massive survey on the Milky Way's cosmic plane has been released by astronomers.
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Telephone Inventor Alexander Graham Bell's Voice Can Now be Heard After the Recovery of Century-Old Records
Researchers from the National Museum of American History have recovered Alexander Graham Bell's recordings to hear his voice for the first time.
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Archaeologists May Have Found World's Oldest Runestone in Norway Inscribed 2,000 Years Ago
Norwegian archaeologists claim they may have found the oldest runestone written 2,000 years ago. Archaeologists may have found the world's oldest runestone in Norway, written over 2,000 years ago, making it more ancient than earlier finds, as reported first by AFP.
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NASA's Earth Observatory Captures a 'Hole-punch' in the Clouds Where Ice Crystals Fall
NASA captured a striking cloud formation from above using its Aqua satellite. One of the most striking cloud formations that skywatchers might see is the cavum.
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NASA Scientists Spot Flashes from the Sun that May Help Them Predict the Next Solar Flare
Flashes from the sun may help scientists predict when and where a solar flare will strike. A group of NASA scientists has discovered new hints in the Sun's scorching upper atmosphere that may help determine when and where its next flare will occur.
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US-Based Crypto Company Coinbase Announces Exit From Japan
Crypto company Coinbase announced that it would be halting its business operations in Japan on Wednesday, Jan. 18.
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Kate: This New French Automaker Wants the Future of Mobility to be Driven by Micro-Cars
New French automaker Kate hopes to make a splash in the industry with its micro-cars. Automaker giants are often known for their flamboyant, almost larger-than-life vehicles.
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Powerful Gas Pipeline Explosion in Lithuania May Have Been Sparked by Tech Malfunction, Official Says
A tech malfunction may have caused a powerful gas explosion in Lithuania, according to an official. The head of the nation's natural gas transmission system said on Saturday, Jan.
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Republican Lawmakers Announce a New Subcommittee to Regulate the Crypto Market
After a rough 2022 for the crypto market, Republican makers announced a subcommittee to regulate crypto and fintech sectors.
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Nevada's Proposed Lithium Mine Receives Conditional $700 Million Loan from DOE
Despite wildlife concerns, Nevada's proposed lithium mine was awarded a $700 million conditional loan from DOE.
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Chipmaker Giant TSMC Logs a 78% Increase in Quarterly Profits
TSMC reported a 78% increase in quarterly profit over the same period last year. The largest contract producer of processor chips for various technologies, Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.
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Bitcoin Surges to its Highest Value in a Month Amid FTX's Recovery of $5 Billion Assets
The crypto market may be regaining its shine after Bitcoin's value surged and FTX recovered assets.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Confirms First Discovery of an Earth-Sized Exoplanet
Researchers using Webb confirmed the discovery of an exoplanet named LHS 475 b. The first exoplanet discovery was just confirmed by researchers using NASA's James Webb Space Telescope.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Snaps a Mysterious Star-Forming Region in Extremely Gorgeous Detail
Webb unravels the bright starry ribbons of a mysterious star cluster in extremely gorgeous detail! The mystery surrounding NGC 346, one of the most active star-forming regions in nearby galaxies, has been lifted in part by the James Webb Space Telescope's unparalleled infrared vision.
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Scientists Capture the Highest-Resolution Radar Images of the Moon Using Green Bank Telescope
Scientists and engineers captured the highest-resolution radar images of the moon using the Green Bank Telescope.
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Node Air Partners with JetX to Build a Completely New, Unique Aircraft
Node Air will be partnering with JetX to combine its technological expertise in creating a new aircraft.
