Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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CES 2023: This Firm Creates Airless Tires Using NASA's Rover Tech
The SMART Tire Company is using NASA's Rover technologies to create airless tires that can be used on land!
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Archaeologists Unearth 9 Strange Crocodile Heads in an Ancient Egyptian Tomb
Archaeologists discovered nine crocodile heads hidden for thousands of years in an Egyptian tomb. Nine strange crocodile heads that had been hidden for thousands of years in an ancient Egyptian tomb have been unearthed by archaeologists, reported first by Art News.
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CES 2023: Yukai Engineering Will Unveil a Breathing Robot Pillow 'Fufuly'
Yukai Engineering will showcase a breathing robot pillow at the upcoming CES 2023. Japanese robotics firm Yukai Engineering is set to showcase its weird but cute tech expertise at the upcoming Consumer Electronics Show (CES) 2023 with its new breathing robotic pillow "Fulfuly", according to the company's press release on Tuesday, Jan.
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FTX Founder Sam Bankman-Fried Pleads Not Guilty to Fraud Charges
Sam Bankman-Fried pleaded not guilty in a federal court in New York to charges relating to the demise of FTX.
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Elon Musk's Twitter Will Allow More Political Ads, Reversing 2019 Global Ban
Twitter will expand the type of political ads permitted on the platform, reversing its 2019 global ban.
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This Newly Discovered Hot Jupiter Exoplanet Has a New Year Every 5 Days
New Year on Earth began a few days ago, but this exoplanet will have a new one again after 5 days. What if the Earth enters a new year after every five days instead of the usual 12 months? This would surely be fun and weird at the same time because you will have to make a new year's resolution after every five days! However, we do not live in such a world for it only occurs in a newly-discovered exoplanet, which is located around 530 light-years from our planet.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Snaps a Glittering Open Star Cluster 160,000 Light-Years Away from Earth
Hubble spots a glittering display of an open star cluster hailing 160,000 light-years away from our planet.
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CES 2023: German Bionic will Showcase Lightweight AI-Driven Power Suits for Workers
German Bionic is set to showcase its AI-driven power suits in the upcoming CES 2023. Here's everything you need to know!
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Researchers Use a Unique Tool to Detect ADHD Symptoms: Virtual Reality Games
Researchers used virtual reality games to detect ADHD symptoms in children by tracking their eye movements.
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Scientists Employ a Nobel Prize-winning Method to Produce Powerful X-ray Pulses
A team of researchers adapted a Nobel Prize-winning technique to produce powerful x-ray pulses. Scientists at the SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory of the Department of Energy have created a novel technique to test the limits of the facility's Linac Coherent Light Source (LCLS) X-ray free-electron laser (XFEL).
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Samsung Veteran Says South Korea Must Strengthen its Semiconductor Industry Amid 'Chip War'
A Samsung veteran argues that South Korea must boost its semiconductor industry amid a chip war between the US and China.
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Marine Archaeologists Find a 5,000-Year-Old Elizabethan Era Ship Along English Channel Coast
Archaeologists found an ultra-rare ship along the English Channel coast from the Elizabeth Era. A nearly 500-year-old Elizabethan ship was recently excavated by marine archaeologists from the bottom of a quarry lake in southern England, some 1,000 feet (300 meters) from the shore of Kent County, reported first by Ancient Origins.
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Tesla Leads Norway's Growing EV Industry in 2022 with a 12.2% Market Share
For the second year in a row, Tesla outsold every other brand when it came to vehicle sales in Norway.
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Foxconn is Reportedly Nearing Full Production of iPhones in China
Two sources claim that Foxconn is almost nearing its full production of iPhones in China. According to two sources that spoke to Reuters, Foxconn's COVID-affected iPhone plant in Zhengzhou, China, is nearing its entire production operations after its December shipments reached roughly 90% of original projections.
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Chinese Fighter Jet Flies Within 3 Meters of a US Air Force Spy Aircraft - What Happened?
A Chinese fighter jet in the disputed South China Sea flew within three meters of a US aircraft on Thursday, December 30.
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[VIRAL] Greta Thunberg Shades Andrew Tate's Arrest After Their Epic Twitter Spat
Greta Thunberg may have had the last laugh after Andrew Tate's arrest on Thursday. Climate activist Greta Thunberg and controversial social media personality Andrew Tate have buzzed the Internet with their epic Twitter spat.
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Archaeologists Discover the Heads of 3 Greek Gods in an Ancient City in Turkey
Archaeologists unearthed the heads of three Greek Gods in the ancient city of Aizanoi in Turkey. A group of archaeologists from Kütahya Dumlupınar University unearthed the heads of Greek gods Hercules, Eros, Dionysus, and a 210 cm tall male statue in the ancient city of Aizanoi in Turkey.
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NASA's HiRISE Captures a Gorgeous yet Mysterious Crater on Mars
NASA's HiRise captures a stunning view of craters found on the northern plains of Arabia Terra.
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Amazon's Stock Loses 51% of its Value in 2022, Recording its Worst Year Since 2000
Amazon share prices recorded their worst loss since the dot-com disaster in 2000. The worst year for Amazon share prices since the dot-com disaster is coming to an end.
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NASA Pays Tribute to Soccer King Pelé with a Spiral Galaxy Brimming with Brazil's Colors
NASA posted an image of a spiral galaxy to pay respect to the passing of Pelé on Thursday. NASA paid a tribute to the passing of Pelé, the King of Football, with a lively spiral galaxy in the constellation of the Sculptor that displays Brazil's flag colors.
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China's Latest Rocket Launch Prompts Space Junk Warning from the Philippine Space Agency
China's final rocket launch in 2022 has prompted a space debris warning from the Philippine Space Agency.
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Twitter Rival Mastodon Retains Non-Profit Status After Declining More than 5 Investment Offers
Twitter's rival app Mastodon has declined more than 5 investment offers as it pledges to keep its non-profit status.
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BMW's New Vision Car Will be 'Electric, Circular, Digital' - Concept Details Coming to CES 2023!
BMW will reveal its new concept car at the upcoming CES 2023 in Las Vegas. At the conclusion of its Q3 2022 quarterly report, Nicolas Peter made the announcement that BMW will debut a new Vision Car at the upcoming CES 2023.
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Researchers Capture the First-Ever Ultraviolet Image of the Sun's Middle Corona
For the first time ever, a group of researchers has imaged the Sun's middle corona in the UV spectrum.
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US Aims to Prevent Iran From Delivering Drones to Support Russia's War Efforts
The Biden administration has launched a massive initiative to block Iran from sending drones to Russia.
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Elon Musk Tells Tesla Employees to Pay No Mind on 'Stock Market Craziness'
Elon Musk advised Tesla workers not to get caught in the "stock market craziness." Elon Musk, the CEO of Tesla, advised staff to pay no mind amid "stock market craziness" after the company's shares dropped over 70% this year due to concerns about waning interest in electric vehicles and Musk's recent ownership of Twitter.
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Physicists Employ Quantum Mechanics to View Things Without Actually Looking at Them
Physicists used quantum mechanics to develop a new way of looking at objects without seeing them. Light helps us see the world as it is. But did you know that we can see objects even without absorbing a tiny particle of light?In fact, one of the 2022 winners of the Nobel Prize in Physics, Anton Zeilinger, was the first to test the possibility of an interaction-free experiment with the help of optics.
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[LOOK] NASA's Satellite Imagery Depicts Blizzard, Bomb Cyclone Covering the Northeastern US
NASA captures the deadly blizzard that ravaged the Northeastern US during Christmas. During the Christmas season, a strong Arctic cold front devastated the Midwest and the eastern part of the United States.
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FTX Founder Sam Bankman-Fried Borrowed $546 Million From Alameda to Purchase Robinhood Stocks - Court Documents
Court documents revealed that Bankman-Fried and former executive Gary Wang borrowed money from Alameda to buy Robinhood shares.
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GPS on Moon: NASA Engineer is Developing an AI that Would Lead Astronauts to the Lunar Surface
A NASA engineer is teaching an AI to replicate how the moon's horizon looks like to help astronauts navigate the lunar surface.
