Articles by Joaquin Victor Tacla
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A 65-Year-Old Woman Was Scammed by a Russian Astronaut Asking for Money to Land on Earth
A Japanese woman transferred $30,000 to a so-called astronaut who claimed he needed money to return to Earth.
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Russia Tags Facebook Owner Meta as 'Terrorist and Extremist'
Russia has included Meta in its list of "terrorists and extremists" compiled by the nation's financial monitoring agency.
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NATO Will Conduct Nuclear Exercises Amid Ongoing Russia-Ukraine War
NATO will be conducting its yearly nuclear exercise amid the ongoing war between Russia and Ukraine.
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NASA Will Livestream SpaceX Crew-4 Astronauts' Return to Earth on Wednesday
The Crew-4 astronauts will finally bid their goodbyes on the ISS as they return home in the next two days.
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Astronomers Unveil the Most Detailed Images of Jupiter's Moons Europa and Ganymede
Astronomers may have captured the most detailed images of Jupiter's icy moons Europa and Ganymede.
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Land-based Algae Farms May Provide Food to 10 Billion People by 2050, Researchers Claim
A group of researchers claimed that land-based algae farming will meet the needs of 10 billion people by 2050.
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[WATCH] NASA Successfully Launches a Robotic Balloon That Will One Day Explore Venus
NASA's future Venus explorations will rely on the robotic balloon that it is currently testing.
[WATCH] XPeng's 'Electric Flying Car' Takes its First International Flight in Dubai
XPeng's flying car X2 takes its first public flight in Dubai. Urban air mobility (UAM) business AeroHT, owned by XPeng, has publicly taken off, flown, and successfully landed its fifth-generation X2 "flying car" at a demonstration in Dubai, as reported first by electrek.
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Pro-Russia Hackers Attack Major US Airport Websites
Several US airport websites were down on Monday after an orchestrated "denial-of-service attack" was carried out by pro-Russian hackers.
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GM Will Sell Solar Power, Storage Systems Competing Against Tesla
GM looks to take on Tesla in the energy market as it introduces its own solar power and storage systems.
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NASA's Hubble Space Telescope Captures a Strange Astronomical Explosion Surrounding a Young Star
Hubble captured an enigmatic explosion surrounding a young star located 9000 light-years away in the constellation Taurus.
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Astronomers Use Gaia Probe to Locate the 'Ancient Heart' of the Milky Way
Astronomers located the earliest stars of the galaxy in Milky Way's ancient heart using ESA's Gaia.
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[UPDATE] China Completes Final Module of Tiangong Space Station Ahead of October Launch
China has finally completed the third and final module of the Tiangong Space Station ahead of its Oct. 9 launch.
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Astronomers Unveil the First-Ever Map of the Milky Way's Graveyard
Astronomers may have found corpses of ancient stars after mapping the Milky Way's massive cosmic graveyard.
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[WATCH] Clone Develops a Terrifyingly Human-Like Robotic Arm
Clone Robotics developed a terrifyingly human-like robotic arm that can grab anything from a tennis ball to an active drill machine.
MIT Uses IoT, AI, and VR Systems to Aid Unsupervised Physical Therapy
MIT employed IoT, AI, and VR to assist patients in finding relief even without a physical therapist.
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HWA and DLR Unveils Prototype of the 'Most Eco-Friendly Car in the World'
HWA and DLR unveiled a prototype of what they claimed as the "most environmentally friendly" road vehicle in operation worldwide.
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Will PayPal Fine $2,500 to Users Who Share Misinformation? Here's The Company's Latest Statement
PayPal previously announced that it would fine $2,500 to users who share misinformation, which received backlash from politicians and tech leaders.
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China's First Solar Observatory Will Dive Deep Into the Sun's Mysteries
China's first solar observatory is poised to solve the mysteries of the Sun. China is poised to launch its first specially designed solar observatory into space this Sunday to aid in unraveling the secrets of the Sun, according to a recent story in Nature magazine.
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Russia-Ukraine War: Crimea Bridge Reopens After Massive Explosion Kills 3
After a massive explosion that killed three people, light traffic again flowed on Russia's only bridge to Crimea.
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Meta Finds Over 400 Malicious Apps Spreading Malware on Facebook
Meta discovers more than 400 malicious apps preying on millions of Facebook users. Meta discovered more than 400 malicious Android and iOS apps that prey on millions of Facebook users to steal their login information and compromise their accounts.
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Pizza Hut is Deploying Robots to Deliver Pizzas
Pizza Hut will be delivering pizzas with the help of electric robots! (Photo : Carlos Becerra/Getty Images) CARACAS, VENEZUELA - NOVEMBER 30: View of a Pizza Hut logo at a store in Caurimare on November 30, 2020 in Caracas, Venezuela.
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Founder of Crypto Exchange Huobi Sells Ownership to a Hong Kong Firm
Amid China's crackdown on the crypto industry, Huobi's founder decided to sell his majority stakes to a Hong Kong firm.
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Is the Apple Watch Series 8 Supporting 5G and eSim? Find Out
Does the new Apple Watch support 5G and eSim? Here's everything you need to know before buying Series 8!
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Scientists Develop a Video Game that Helps Adults in Retaining Their Short-term Memory
Scientists have developed a musical video game that could boost an adult's short-term memory. Video games are not only for leisure and entertainment but may also unlock some of our untapped cognitive skills.
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US President Biden Warns That the World is Nearing a Nuclear 'Armageddon' Amid Ukraine-Russia War
US President Joe Biden expressed concerns that Russia would use its weapons of mass destruction in its ongoing war with Ukraine.
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NASA Hubble's 3D View of Cat Eye Nebula May Have Unveiled Double Stars Hidden in its Heart
A team of researchers claimed to have found strong evidence that a binary star system is located at the heart of the Cat Eye Nebula.
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Binance's BNB Chain Resumes Operations After Losing $570 Million in Cross-Chain Bridges
Binance's BNB chain is back after suspending its blockchain network after losing $570 million from cyber hackers.
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Engineers Develop a Small, Safe Nuclear Reactor That Uses Molten Salts Instead of Fuel Rods
Nuclear accidents may cause serious effects on humans. However, a team of engineers has developed a smaller, safer nuclear reactor that uses molten salts.
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This Common Antiobiotic Causes Permanent Hearing Loss: Scientists Explain Why
A common antibiotic that treats serious infections can cause hearing loss. A new study from scientists may finally know why this happens.
