Articles by Joaquin Victor Tacla
Rivian's R1T Electric Truck Dips in the Waters to Retrieve a Boat From a Lake
Rivian's electric pickup elevates its "boat mode" by demonstrating its ability to retrieve a boat from the waters easily.
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Elon Musk Claims that The World Needs More Oil and Gas - What For?
Elon Musk believes that we need more oil and gas despite promoting sustainability with his businesses.
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Sony Looks Forward to Dominate Mobile Gaming After Setting Up a 'PlayStation Studios Mobile Division'
Sony has set up a mobile gaming division to diversify its game offering beyond consoles. As part of a significant effort to go beyond consoles, Sony established a specialized PlayStation mobile gaming division.
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A Metaverse's AI Joins America's Got Talent, Qualifies for Semi-Finals
Will an AI model win America's Got Talent? No one was more surprised than "Simon Cowell" when another version of him sang on America's Got Talent stage while he sat and watched at the judges' table with great awe.
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NASA Says Artemis 1 Mission Launch Could Still Continue This Week
Artemis 1's launch was delayed yesterday due to temperature problems. But the mission has another chance to fly this week.
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Yamaha Revamps Its Unmanned Helicopter With More Thrust and Greater Load Capacity
The new unmanned helicopter can now carry a maximum payload of 50kg, which is 15 kg more than the previous model.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Snaps a Bewitching Rare Star Brimming With Concentric Rings
Webb captures the extremely rare Wolf-Rayet star encircled with 160 years' worth of dust shells!
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This Flying Hovercraft Can Fly Over Land and Water at a Range of 155 Miles!
An aircraft and boat turned into one epic and luxurious flying hovercraft! Why bother choosing between an aircraft and a vessel when you can have them both in Hammacher Schlemmer's futuristic flying hovercraft that can travel over land and water? (Photo : Hammacher Schlemmer)This hovercraft soars up to 70 mph in the air with the help of built-in wings as it flies over land and water.
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[BREAKING] NASA Delays Artemis 1 Launch Due to Issues Surfacing Before Countdown
Two hours before the countdown, NASA was ready to launch Artemis 1 until glaring issues emerged and upended their plans.
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Tesla Builds a New Power Plant in Japan Using Powerwalls Home Battery Pack
Tesla has finally unveiled its secret construction of a power plant; this time, it's located in Japan!
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Captures the Glowing Heart of the Phantom Galaxy in Majestic Detail!
Gaze through the glowing heart of the Phantom Galaxy thanks to Webb's newly-released sharp image!
'Martian House': UK Designers Build A House That Lets You Experience Life on Mars
Is there life on Mars? Well, this real-life Martian house may give you the answers! Is there life on Mars? Well, this house might give you the answers! Both NASA and SpaceX have set their sights on exploring the landscape of the Red Planet.
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IAEF Chief Announces Mission to Ukraine After A 'Suicidal Nuclear Plant Explosion' Alarm Was Raised at Europe's Largest Nuclear Facility
The relentless fighting between Russian and Ukrainian forces near Europe's largest nuclear facility has prompted concerns of a massive nuclear leak.
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New COVID-19 Cases Forces Shutdown of World's Biggest Electronics Wholesale Market
A major tech hub in China has been forced to shut down due to fresh COVID-19 cases on the rise. The largest electronics wholesale market in the world, located in the Huaqiangbei area, has been shut down by local authorities in Shenzhen, southern China, due to new COVID-19 cases on the rise, according to a report by SCMP.
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Astronomers Raise 'Imminent' Collision of Two Supermassive Black Holes With Combined Mass of 200 Million Suns!
Two supermassive black holes with a combined mass of 200 million Suns could collide in deep space. One of the most eagerly anticipated events in contemporary astronomy may be present in the strange behavior of a galaxy about a billion light-years away.
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[LOOK] Leaked Apple iPhone14 Pro Dummies Show Upcoming Phone in Purple, Blue
Rumors about a purple and blue iPhone14 Pro intensified after dummy phones were reportedly leaked in Asia.
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NASA's Artemis 1 Moon Mission Will Be Flying With Strange Passengers - Dummies and MORE!
There are no humans involved in NASA's Artemis 1 moon mission. But it will have some strange and quirky passengers.
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Astronomers Claim To Have Found The 'Oldest Fossil Radio Galaxy' Hidden In a Cluster
Using the Giant Metrewave Radio Telescope, astronomers found a 260-million-year-old radio galaxy in the Abell 980 cluster.
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SpaceX and ULA Will Deploy Four Robots Into Space to Fix Satellites and Collect Space Junk
An American space firm aims to use United Launch Alliance (ULA) and SpaceX rockets to launch orbiting robots next year.
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'AI Fish-Identifying Gate:' This AI-Powered System Prevents The Rise of Invasive Fish Species In Waterways
Huawei backed an AI fish-identifying gate that has a 91% accuracy rate. (Photo : Jeff J Mitchell/Getty Images)SELKIRK, UNITED KINGDOM - OCTOBER 31: Salmon attempt to leap up the fish ladder in the river Etterick on October 31, 2012 in Selkirk, Scotland.
[WATCH] NASA's Artemis I is Ready to Begin Humanity's Return to the Moon
Watch NASA's Artemis I detail its readiness to kickstart humanity's return to the moon. The first half-million-mile flight of the Artemis Generation is poised to take off.
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How to Watch 'House of the Dragon' Episode 2 For Those Who Live in the US, UK, and Other Countries
All roads in Westeros will now lead to the new heiress of the Iron Throne. Find out how you can watch episode 2 of "House of the Dragon!"
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Tesla Model S Drivers Complain That Their Steering Yokes Have Easily Disintegrated
Tesla Model S owners took to Twitter to show pictures of their disintegrating steering yokes. Tesla Model S's futuristic steering yoke may now deal with a new problem: poor material quality.
Strange Accident: This Former NASA Scientist Almost Lost His Hearing Due to a Toilet Lid
A former NASA scientist just encountered a bizarre accident in his bathroom. The story of Philip Metzger, a former NASA planetary scientist who nearly lost his hearing after lowering a toilet lid, is perhaps one of the weirdest accidents that ever occurred, as reported first by VICE.
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Sailcargo Revives A 113-Year-Old Ship Into a Zero-Emission Vessel
A 113-year-old sailing ship will be transformed into a modern, eco-friendly vessel thanks to the marine cargo start-up Sailcargo!
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'Fish-Counting AI:' This AI-Powered System Could Help Prevent Fish Kills at Hydro Dams
This fish-counting AI has 95% accuracy compared to hand counting, according to the technology's developers.
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NASA's DART Will Be Hitting An Asteroid As Part of its Planetary Defense Test Next Month
You heard that right. NASA's DART will square off with an asteroid and aims to deflect it next month!
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Are 5G Towers Harmful to Human Health? Here's What a Study of Experts Say
Is 5G untested? Is it harmful to human health? Here's what scientists have to say. Scientists from Melbourne who have been monitoring the electromagnetic output from phone towers all across the city are certain that the contentious cellular upgrades do not endanger public health, as reported first by ABC News.
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This DIY Technique Could Revolutionize Solar Energy Into Outer Space
A cutting-edge DIY technique developed during COVID-19 could pave the way for the next generation of solar energy!
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British Household Energy Bills Skyrocket by 80%, More Than $4,000 a Year
British households will now have to pay 3,549 pounds a year starting in October despite the ongoing 40-year high inflation.
