Articles by Joaquin Victor Tacla
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Tesla May Start Constructing a Lithium Finery for EV Batteries in Texas Soon
Tesla is looking to venture into the lithium business by the end of this year. One of the world's largest manufacturers of electric vehicles, Tesla, is examining the viability of building a refinery for lithium hydroxide off the coast of Texas, according to a report by CNBC.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Captures a Dazzling Starscape That Will Leave You Wonderstruck
Hubble captures an enchanting starscape in space that will leave you with starry eyes! Somewhere in a stellar nursery, newborn stars dazzle amidst the dust of glowing purple hues, making it seem like an enchanting and recurring starry dream.
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Dubai Unveils a Spectacular $5 Billion Moon-Themed Luxury Resort
Dubai is looking to build a moon-themed luxury resort to boost the city's tourism, entertainment, technology, and economy.
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AI Horror? Meet The First Cryptid AI Art 'Loab'
The creepy AI woman "Loab" haunts every image that she touches, according to the person who generated her.
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US Spends $92 Million to Send Its Most Accurate Artillery Shell to Ukraine
The US continues to support Ukraine's war against Russia by sending its most accurate artillery shell "Excalibur."
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World's Largest Oil Companies are Pouring Millions Into Creating a 'Climate-Friendly' Image - New Report Claims
A new report claims that five of the world's largest oil companies are pouring hundreds of millions to put a "climate-friendly" image.
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RIP Queen Elizabeth II: Here's How the Internet Reacted to the Queen's Death
Internet users paid their tributes and sympathies to the Royal Family after the Queen was announced dead on Thursday.
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Tesla is Asking You to Vote on Supercharger Locations - Find out How!
Tesla wants to know where the next Supercharger installations should be placed at actively seeking out their customers' input.
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Oxford Archaeologists Discover Over 300 Ancient Hunting Sites from 8000 BCE in the Arabian Desert
New hunting sites were discovered in Saudi Arabia and Iraq that date back to 800 BCE. Over 350 enormous hunting sites, also known as "kites," have been identified and mapped using satellite images by the University of Oxford's School of Archaeology archaeologists.
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Elon Musk Claims That 90% of Comments on His Twitter Account Are Bots
Tesla CEO Elon Musk said in a tweet that most of the comments on his feed are bots, which is why he returned from his Twitter deal.
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NASA Experiments With Artificial Gravity That Could Reduce Health Problems of Astronauts
Microgravity can have disastrous effects on human health, but NASA claims that artificial gravity may provide protection.
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'Portrait of the Sun:' World's Most Powerful Solar Telescope Snaps The Face of the Sun in Crisp Detail
The world's most powerful solar telescope has captured an extreme close-up look at our Sun, paving the way for a new era of solar physics.
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A YouTuber Develops A Laser-Powered Lawn Mower That is 8,000 Times Powerful as a Laser Pointer
A YouTuber has developed a dangerous laser-powered lawn mower that is definitely not recommended to try at home!
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Shenzhen Wants to Become China's AI Hub With New Regulations to Boost the Industry
Shenzhen wants to become China's AI hub. The new regulations come after the US restricted AI chip export to China.
Europe's Energy Crisis May Force CERN's Large Hadron Collider to go Offline
The world's largest and most powerful collider may have to go offline as Russia's restrictions on energy supply impact Europe.
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NASA Captures A Gorgeous Display of Auroras Aboard the International Space Station
NASA's ISS has captured a stunning time-lapse of an aurora display that covered the Indian Ocean all the way to the Coral Sea of Australia.
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Architect Uses an AI Imagery Program Midjourney to Design Future Cities, and the Results Are Otherworldly
An AI imagery program has envisioned a future where cities have air purification towers and are covered in lushes of green.
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Sony's Lead Engineer of PlayStation 4 and 5 Masayasu Ito Will Be Retiring Soon
Sony's longstanding hardware chief will be stepping down from the company by October 1. On Oct. 1, the longstanding head of PlayStation hardware at Sony will step down.
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NASA's Parker Solar Probe Zips Past The Sun, Aims to Capture a Solar Flare Soon
The sun is more active than ever, and scientists hope the Parker Solar Probe will capture a solar flare soon.
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China's Massive Solar-Powered Drone Is Two Times Bigger Than Airbus' Zephyr S
China's solar-powered unmanned aerial vehicle, two times bigger than Airbus' Zephyr S, completed its maiden flight test over the weekend.
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Scientists Discover Three Ancient Marine Ships in The Depths of South China Sea
The discovery was made possible by employing various technologies such as a mass surveillance system, modern sonar hardware, robots, and an unmanned underwater vehicle.
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US Intelligence Claims That Russia Will Buy Rockets From North Korea
Russia looks to intensify its weaponry amid its war against Ukraine after a new declassified US intelligence claims that Moscow is buying rockets from North Korea.
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Ethereum Will Undergo A Drastic Technological Shift That Will Decrease Its Carbon Emissions by 99%
The world's second-biggest cryptocurrency looks to address the massive carbon contributions of the crypto sector by undergoing a drastic technological shift.
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A 68-Foot-Wide Asteroid That is 10 Times Faster Than a Rifle Bullet Will Travel Toward Earth Tomorrow
A massive asteroid will pass near Earth tomorrow, according to NASA's asteroid tracker. On September 6, a 68-foot-wide asteroid is scheduled to pass Earth, according to NASA's asteroid tracker.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Snaps A Perfect Shot of an 'Einstein Ring'
An Einstein ring is extremely rare to capture but thanks to Webb's powerful vision, it has given a perfect shot of this strange phenomenon.
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[LEAK] New Photos of Apple Watch Pro Cases Reveal Extra Buttons
The leaked photos of Apple's Watch Pro show extra buttons that could be perfect for multisport athletes.
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New AI Model Can Detect COVID-19 In a Person's Voice Via Mobile Phone App
This new AI model can identify if a person has COVID-19 by recording respiratory sounds in a mobile phone app.
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Hackers Are Using NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Image to Spread Malware
Hackers are now using Webb's deep space image to spread malware, according to a cybersecurity firm.
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'Wave Energy Generator': CalWave's Clean Power Tech Finishes A Successful 10-Month Open Ocean Test
CalWave has successfully tested its wave energy generator, paving the way for ocean waves as a source of renewable energy.
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'The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power' Smashes Amazon Prime's Viewing Record - 25 Million Viewers Around the World!
The premiere of The Rings of Power has garnered 25 million viewers worldwide in just 24 hours! According to a press statement from Amazon, the two-episode premiere of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power attracted 25 million viewers worldwide in just 24 hours, making it the most successful debut in Prime Video history.
