Articles by Jace Dela Cruz
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Archaeologists Find Ancient Artifacts which may Indicate Human Voyages to the Mediterranean 450,000 Years Ago
Archaeologists found artifacts in the Aegean Islands that may indicate human voyages as early as 450,000 years ago.
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Louisiana, West Virginia Joins List of States Banning TikTok on Government Devices
The growing mistrust of the Chinese app TikTok deepens as Louisiana and West Virginia decided to ban the app on government devices.
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Tesla Faces Accusations of Firing Workers Who Criticized Elon Musk
Two former employees accused Tesla of illegally firing them after penning an open letter critical of Elon Musk.
Astrophotographer Images an Ancient Supernova that Died in 1054 A.D.
Astrophotographer Andrew McCarthy captured an image of the Crab Nebula, which is a supernova remnant from the 1054 A.D.
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North Korea Set to Deploy Test Flight for its Spy Satellite by 2023
North Korea plans to launch the test flight for its spy satellite on April 2023. State media reports that North Korea intends to deploy a spy satellite into orbit by April 2023.
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NASA's 40-Year Study Finds Something Strange in Jupiter's Atmosphere
NASA used four decades' worth of data on Jupiter to discover something strange occurring in its atmosphere.
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Bill Gates-Backed Nuclear Reactor Project Has Been Shelved for 2 Years Due to Russia-Ukraine War
TerraPower, nuclear energy company backed by Bill Gates, has delayed the demonstration of its nuclear reactor due to the ongoing war in Ukraine.
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US Air Force Awards $334 Million Air-Breathing Hypersonic System Deal to Leidos
The US Air Force awarded Leidos a $334 million contract to build air-breathing hypersonic systems. The US Air Force might be veering toward a future of air-breathing hypersonic system after awarding a $334 million contract to Virginia-based tech company Leidos, according to a press release.
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This Paper-Thin Solar Cell Can Generate Power From Any Surface
MIT engineers created a paper-thin solar cell that can turn any surface into an energy source! MIT created a solar cell that is unlike any other. It is made of lightweight fabric solar cells that can swiftly convert any surface into an energy source, according to a report by the World Economic Forum (WEF).
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Meta's CTO for Virtual Reality John Carmack Resigns from the Company
John Carmack, Meta's Chief Technology Officer for Meta's virtual reality efforts, announced on Friday that he is leaving the company, citing "efficiency" as his main issue.
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Safety Agency Claims that Amazon Failed to Record Work-related Injuries at Warehouses
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration said that Amazon has failed to provide timely records of warehouse injuries.
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Archaeologists Discover a 4,000-year-old Goldsmith’s Toolkit Near Stonehenge
Archaeologists have discovered a 4,000-year-old goldsmith's toolkit in a burial mound near Stonehenge.
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US Adds 36 Chinese High-Tech Companies on Trade Blacklist
The US continues to increase its restrictions on China after adding three dozen more companies to its trade blacklist.
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EU Threatens Elon Musk's Twitter with Sanctions After the Suspension of Journalists
The EU threatened Elon Musk with sanctions after the suspension of journalists from CNN, The New York Times, Washington Post, and other outlets.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Reveals How Young Stars Form in their Early Stages
Webb's photo of the Cosmic Cliffs reveals the early stages of young stars. A detailed examination of one of James Webb Space Telescope's early photos by researchers led to the discovery of several powerful jets and outflows from newborn stars that dust clouds had previously masked.
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US Safety Regulators Conduct Investigation on Cruise Robotaxi Braking and Clogging Reports
US Safety authorities are looking into reports that autonomous robotaxis by Cruise suddenly ceased moving or stopped operating.
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Astronomers Find Twin Exoplanets that May Be Water Worlds Using Hubble and Spitzer Data
An international team of researchers used Hubble and Spitzer data to find twin exoplanets that could be water worlds.
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Christmas 2022: How to Ensure Safe Online Shopping
Christmas is just around the corner, and so are hackers and scammers online. Follow these easy tips to ensure safe online shopping!
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California Reduces Incentives for Selling Excessive Power From Rooftop Solar Panels
California utility regulators approved a policy that would decrease the incentives for selling excess power from rooftop solar panel users.
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Twitter Suspends Reporters Covering Elon Musk From NYT, CNN, Washington Post
Journalists covering Elon Musk from CNN, The New York Times, Washington Post, and other outlets have been suspended from the platform.
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NASA's Juno Spacecraft Captures a Burning Scarlet Moon from Jupiter
NASA's Juno spacecraft took an infrared image of Jupiter's moon Io from 50,000 miles (80,000 kilometers away).
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Sees Shining Pearls, Diamonds in Previously Unseen Galaxies
James Webb just captured shining diamonds and pearls in previously unseen galaxies. NASA's James Webb Space Telescope polish up real nice with a new image "bejeweled" with exquisite galactic pearls and diamonds! The North Ecliptic Pole is visible in one of the first medium-deep wide-field photographs of the universe, which was taken by Webb's mighty infrared vision.
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NASA's Mars Helicopter Ingenuity Flies to the Red Planet for the 36th Time
Ingenuity completed its 36th Mars flight after staying in the air for 60.5 seconds while traveling 361 feet of horizontal distance.
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China Repurposes Ski-Jump Method to Deliver Hypersonic Space Travel
Chinese researchers modified the ski-jump method to make way for simpler and safer space travel in the hypersonic age.
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Elon Musk Sells Over 20 Million Tesla Shares, Amounting to $3.5 Billion
Elon Musk sold more than 20 million Tesla shares that are worth around $3.5 billion from Monday to Wednesday.
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Researchers Claim that TikTok's Algorithms are Promoting Self-Harm, Eating Disorders Amongst Young Users
Researchers from CCDH claim that TikTok's algorithms are promoting harmful content to young users, but TikTok immediately denied these claims.
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Europe Launches New Weather Satellite to Track Unpredictable Events Amid Climate Crisis
The new satellite is expected to help meteorologists monitor unpredictable weather events in Europe.
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China's Historic Methane-Fueled Rocket Launch Fails to Reach Orbit
China launched the world's first methane-fueled rocket last Wednesday but unfortunately, it failed to reach orbit.
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Researchers Create an AI Model that Predicts Positive, Negative Results of COVID-19 Tests
Researchers created an AI model using easy-to-obtain symptom features to predict COVID-19 test results.
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The US Navy Powers an Unmanned Aerial Vehicle with Artificial Intelligence
The US Navy launched the Digital Horizon Event to accelerate their efforts in building a fleet of unmanned vessels.
