Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Snaps a Spiky Spiral Galaxy in Striking Detail
NASA's James Webb Space Telescope recently captured the spiral galaxy NGC 7469 in striking detail.
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Scientists Use 3D Bioprinting to Create Eyes to Better Understand Blinding Illnesses
Scientists have used patient stem cells and 3D bioprinting to create eye tissue. A group of scientists achieved what may be a medical breakthrough after using patient stem cells and 3D bioprinting to create eye tissue and help them better understand blinding diseases, as per the US National Institutes of Health's (NIH) press release.
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Will XPeng's $140,000 Electric Flying Car Become the 'Tesla of the Flying Vehicle Industry'?
Investors are currently looking for the "Tesla of the flying car industry" and Xpeng's flying EV may be up for the challenge.
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Former FTX CEO Sam Bankman-Fried Was Released on $250 Million Bail
FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried was just released on $250 million bail on Thursday. A New York federal judge decided on Thursday to release FTX founder Sam Bankman-Fried on $250 million bail as he awaits trial on fraud and other criminal allegations, according to a report by CNBC.
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Employees from TikTok Owner ByteDance Gained Access to User Data of Journalists - Internal Report Says
Bytedance found in an internal investigation that four employees gained access to data on two journalists and other US users.
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New Study Finds that Wind Farms on Mars May Generate Energy for Future Astronaut Bases
Wind farms may be built on Mars to power future astronaut missions, according to a new study. Despite the thin atmosphere on Mars, a recent study discovered that the winds there are powerful enough to produce energy that can support future astronaut missions on the Red Planet, as per Space.
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This Robocall Company May Face the Largest Fine Ever Proposed by FCC for Alleged Warranty Scams
The FCC proposed a record-breaking $229,997,00 against what it claims is an auto-warranty scam robocall campaign.
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North Korea Have Reportedly Plundered $1.2 Billion in Crypto Funds, According to South Korea's Spy Agency
South Korea's spy agency claims that North Korean hackers have stolen $1.2 billion worth of bitcoin and other virtual assets.
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Scientists Use Gene Therapy to Treat Children Suffering from Rare Genetic Disorders
Scientists are banking on gene therapy to save children from rare genetic disorders without using immune-suppressing medications.
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Astronomers Map the 'Poor Old Heart' of the Milky Way Galaxy Brimming with 2 Million Metal-Poor Stars
A team of astronomers discovered 2 million metal-poor stars in the poor old heart of the Milky Way. A team of astronomers had discovered 18,000 stars from the early days of our galaxy when it was but a mere small cluster of proto-galaxies.
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Archaeologists Find an Ancient, Lost Mayan Civilization 2,000 Years Ago via LiDAR Analyses
A team of archaeologists found an ancient Mayan civilization from 2,000 years ago in northern Guatemala.
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Two Men Reportedly Conspired with Russian Nationals to Hack JFK's Taxi Dispatch System
DOJ's indictment accused two men of hacking JFK's taxi dispatch system with the help of Russian hackers.
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Researchers Claim New Blood Test Accurately Predicts Alzheimer's in Patients Years Before Symptoms
Researchers created a new blood test that can predict Alzheimer's years before symptoms appear.
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[BREAKING] Sam Bankman-Fried's Associates Plead Guilty to Criminal Charges Over FTX's Collapse
Two associates of Bankman-Fried pleaded guilty to crimes related to fraud that led to FTX's demise.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Misses a Few Days of Science Observations After Glitch
The James Webb Space Telescope suffered a glitch and went into safe mode on and off starting on Dec. 7.
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NASA's Mars Perseverance Rover Deposits First Sample on the Red Planet's Surface
NASA's Perseverance rover dropped its first sample on the Martian surface on Wednesday, Dec. 21.
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Exhausted Cancer-Fighting T Cells Can be Reinvigorated to Protect the Immune System, New Study Finds
Exhausted T cells could work against the immune system, but scientists found that they can decrease the suppressive nature of these tired cells.
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Biden says US will Send Patriot Missile Battery to Ukraine After Zelenskyy's Historic Visit
Biden strengthens his support for Ukraine after declaring that the US will send the Patriot missile battery during Zelenskyy's White House visit.
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Scientist Behind CRISPR Babies is Back and Will Now Venture into Gene Therapy - Will He Gene-Edit Babies Again?
The man behind the first Crispr babies is back. Will he be gene-editing human embryos again? He Jiankui, a Chinese scientist, shocked the world in November 2018 when he revealed that he had used Crispr to change the genetic makeup of human embryos, resulting in the birth of the first gene-edited babies.
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These 3D-Printed Lamps and Guitars Were Made of an Unusual Material: Sawdust
London-based company HagenHinderdael is 3D-printing wooden products using sawdust. Wooden lights and guitars have been 3D printed by HagenHinderdael, a London-based company that works at the interface of sustainable design, architecture, and cutting-edge technology.
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Bitcoin Miner Core Scientific Files for Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Amid Ongoing Crypto Contagion
Another one bites the dust, as the crypto contagion affects Core Scientific following a chapter 11 bankruptcy filing on Wednesday.
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ESA Fails Vega C Rocket Launch, Losing Two High-Tech Satellites
ESA failed to launch its Vega C rocket on Tuesday and lost two-high tech satellites that belonged to Airbus.
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Elon Musk's Fortune Dips to a Two-Year Low As Tesla Shares Bear Heavy Brunt
Elon Musk's net worth continues to decline, with Tesla shares bearing the heavy brunt of losses.
Deep Sea Expedition Yields a 'Yellow Brick Road' Discovery in the Depths of the Pacific Ocean
A deep sea-ridge expedition yielded a dried lake bed in the Pacific Ocean that resembles a yellow brick road.
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NIH Funds Ambitious AI Project that will Create Algorithms Predicting the Health Needs of Americans
NIH's new project banks on AI to predict the health needs of participants. Artificial intelligence is pretty much everywhere these days. From apps that generate your images into anime characters to gathering real-time information about the climate crisis - AI has truly become expansive.
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Mexico Set to Seek $48 Billion US Funding for Solar-Powered Projects
Mexico will request funding from the Biden administration for its solar projects. According to Foreign Relations Secretary Marcel Ebrard, Mexico will request up to $48 billion in finance for solar projects from US President Joe Biden, reported first by AP.
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NASA Telescopes Witness a Black Hole Devouring a Wandering Star
Multiple NASA telescopes observed a black hole devouring a wandering star. A gigantic black hole that was tearing apart an unfortunate star that strayed too close was seen by many NASA telescopes.
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SpaceX May Begin Launching Next-Gen Starlink Satellites this December
SpaceX may begin deploying second-gen Starlink satellites this month, according to regulatory filings.
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A Solar-Powered Electric Car Created by Students Achieves New World Record by Traveling 620 Miles
A group of students created a solar-powered electric car that recently achieved a new world record. The Sunswift 7 solar-powered electric vehicle from the University of New South Wales set a Guinness World Record by traveling 620 miles (1000 kilometers) on a single charge in less than 12 hours.
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NASA's InSight Mars Lander May Have Just Captured its Last Picture After Going Silent
NASA's InSight Mars lander may have finally bid its farewell after failing to respond to communications on Earth.
