Articles by Joaquin Victor Tacla
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Will NASA Cooperate With China For the Moon Landing Location? Here's What Chief Nelson Gas Says
Here's what NASA's administrator Bill Nelson has to say about the possibility of space cooperation with China.
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Robo-Farmers: Solinftec's Solar-Powered Robots Will be Offered to US Farmers Soon
These robots are autonomous, solar-powered, AI-driven, and ready to be introduced into US farms! With the help of the e-commerce platform Farmers Business Network, a business with the financial support of a wealthy Brazilian family will provide US farmers with robots that spray pesticides and fertilizer, according to a report by Bloomberg.
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[UPDATE] Rockstar Games Is 'Extremely Disappointed' After Grand Theft Auto VI Leak
Rockstar Games released a statement expressing its disappointment after footage of GTA 6 was leaked online.
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UAE's First Flight to the Moon Will Be Launched by SpaceX's Falcon 9 Rocket
UAE will fly to the moon for the first time in November with the help of SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Zooms in on Mars for the First Time, Capturing Stiking Martian Details!
Webb has captured Mars for the first time, providing a unique perspective of the Red Planet. NASA's James Webb Space Telescope zooms in on Mars for the first time, capturing pictures and spectra of the Red Planet on Sept.
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Germany Employs AI to Prevent Endangered Eagles From Flying to Wind Turbines
Germany relies on AI to save rare eagles from meeting their demise on wind turbines. The lesser spotted eagle of the Oder delta is tiny in size and delicate in temperament, and only 130 breeding pairs of them continue to exist locally in the wild.
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South Korea Asks Interpol to Place Terra's CEO Do Kwon on 'Red Notice'
Despite saying he was not on the run, authorities have asked Interpol to put Do Kwon on "Red Notice."
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Apple Will Increase App Store Prices in Europe and Asia by October 2022
Apple will be increasing app store prices to help developers maintain current service costs. Apple announced significant pricing increases for its apps and in-app purchases from Europe to Asia in order to maintain its profits as major currencies fall in value relative to the US dollar, according to a report by Bloomberg.
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Check Out These 3 Apple Watch Features from watchOS9 To Elevate Your Workout
Elevate your fitness workout with these new, advanced features from watchOS9! The Apple Watch Series 8 is finally here with a brand-new version of Watch OS, also available for Watch Series 4 or newer owners.
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Tiny Solar-Powered Backpacks May Help Save Endangered Population of Plains Wanderer
Tiny solar-powered backpacks have been experimented with plains wanderers to prevent their dwindling population.
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HydrogenPro Develops World's Largest Electrolyzer in the Shape of a Screwdriver
HydrogenPro looks to produce green hydrogen on a big scale with the world's largest electrolyzer.
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Is Terra's CEO on The Run? Do Kwon Finally Responds to Allegations
CEO of failed crypto Terra Do Kwon responds to allegations that he is on the run after being wanted by the police.
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[LOOK] Chairbox Design Creates Coffin Chairs Perfect for Dead-End Jobs
Are you tired of sitting all day for your dead-end job? This coffin chair created by Chairbox Design, a former industrial designer headquartered in London, might help.
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China and UAE Team Up for Future Moon Rover Missions
UAE lands its first collaborative space initiative with China for future moon missions. With the support of a new partner, the United Arab Emirates (UAE) may now forward its plans to explore the moon.
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T-Mobile Scores 7,000 Licenses, Extending 5G Coverage to 81 Million Americans
T-Mobile wins big in the FCC Auction 108 after securing 7,000 licenses to extend 5G coverage to 81 million Americans.
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A Vindictive Vietnamese Couple Hacks IHG's Hotel Chain Data For Fun
A vindictive couple from Vietnam deleted a Holiday Inn's data just for fun. The Intercontinental Hotels Group (IHG), which owns Holiday Inn, was the target of a cyberattack by hackers who claimed they did it "for fun," according to a report by BBC.
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Envo Will Soon Develop Its Own E-Bike Called Hydra Water Bike
Canadian-based electric mobility firm Envo will soon be developing an e-bike for water. Canadian-based electric mobility firm Envo claimed to have successfully accomplished the on-the-water proof-of-concept testing of its Hydra Water Bike, which will soon move forward to the next stage of development.
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Rondo Energy Claims Brick Toaster Heat Storage Device is Capable of Cheap, Efficient Decarbonization
Rondo Energy claims its heat storage technology works like a toaster to heat up "blast stoves."
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NASA Hubble Space Telescope Snaps A Galaxy Extending its Gorgeous Spiral Arms
Hubble captures a spiral galaxy dotted with glittering, blue regions of young stars. A breathtaking image taken recently by the Hubble Space Telescope depicts the structure of a far-off spiral galaxy, extending its gorgeous spiral arms.
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Astrophotographer of the Year 2022: Check Out This Year's Winners and Most Stunning Images of the Universe!
The Astrophotographer of the year has brought out the most beautiful snapshots of the universe. The Astronomy Photographer of the Year competition is brimming with wondrous snapshots of the universe.
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YouTube Shorts Enables 'Reply to Comments with a Video' Feature Similar to TikTok | Here's How You Can Do It
Here's how you can reply to a comment with a YouTube short. TikTok is well-known not just for its dance trends but also for its features that have inspired Meta to replicate TikTok videos into "reels" on Instagram and Facebook.
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Scientists Discover the World's Oldest Heart in a 380-Million-Year-Old Fish
Scientists have found the world's oldest heart in a fossilized fish, offering new and important evolutionary clues.
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Australia Builds Nuclear-Powered Submarines Despite Criticism from China
This project comes after Australia's deal with the US and UK in building and maintaining a fleet of nuclear submarines. But China is not happy about it.
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Apple Banks on iPhone14 To Be a Success as it Hits the Stores on Friday
Apple is counting on iPhone14's success as it hits the stores on Friday. Apple is now banking on customers to make the next iPhone a success amid a year of raging inflation and unstable technology expenditure.
'Street Fighter 6' New Trailer Reveals More Characters and New Game Mode 'Battle Hub'
Capcom unveils more Street Fighter 6 characters and all-new game modes. The heat is on as Street Fighter 6 is coming very soon! Capcom has revealed more characters, including Ken, Dhalsim, Blanka, and E.
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NASA's Perseverance Mars Rover Captures the Most Detailed Image of the Martian Surface with 2.5 Billion Pixels
NASA's Perseverance has captured the most detailed image of the Martian surface yet, with over 2 billion pixels.
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Top Tech Billionaires Collectively Lose $50 Billion on Tuesday
Musk, Bezos, Buffet, and the Google Guys lost billions of dollars on Tuesday. The top five wealthiest individuals in the world jointly lost $50 billion of their personal fortune as the New York Stock Exchange declined on Tuesday over concerns about escalating inflation.
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A Sunspot With the Size of Four Earths Ejects 10 Million Degree Solar Flare, Causes Radio Blackout over the Pacific
A massive sunspot sends a huge solar flare causing a radio blackout over the Pacific. Solar experts had been studying a sunspot that expanded to be four times the size of the Earth and then released a solar flare that was thought to have been 18 million degrees Fahrenheit (10 million degrees Celsius) in temperature, according to a report by Newsweek.
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NASA Mars Perseverance Rover Captures a Sun Halo on Martian Sky
The Mars Perseverance Rover has imaged a sun halo on the Martian skies, a rare phenomenon that scientists didn't expect to see.
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Tesla Installs Supercharging Pilot Program in Iceland for Non-Tesla Vehicles
Tesla has expanded its supercharging pilot program for non-Tesla vehicles in Iceland. Iceland is now the fourteenth nation to have access to Tesla's Pilot Program to Supercharge Non-Tesla Vehicles, as reported first by Teslarati.
