SpaceX Shall Send Two Civilians To The Moon On 2018

Medicine & Technology Feb 28, 2017

As revealed on Feb. 27, SpaceX informed the public that they will be sending their most-awaited Falcon Heavy to the moon next year. As if that's not enough to entice the space enthusiasts, the CEO of SpaceX, Elon Musk, also shared that two civilians who already paid for the private moon viewing shall be on board the Falcon Heavy.

Here's Samsung's Newest Addition To The Galaxy Family: Galaxy Tab S3 and Galaxy Book

Feb 28, 2017

Samsung has been known for producing some of the finest tablets in town such as their Galaxy Tab Pro S which was launched last year. Samsung is continuously expanding its well-loved Galaxy family with the addition of three tablets, the Galaxy Tab S3, Galaxy Book 10, and Galaxy Book 12.

BlackBerry And Nokia Phones Set To Come Back

Feb 28, 2017

Digital natives are surely aware who are the legends in the mobile industry especially in early 2000's. Both BlackBerry and Nokia used to be in the lead but in the recent years, they faded from the stream. But, insiders just shared that the two old names are set to come back.

Samsung's Newest Stylus Inspired By A Staedtler Pencil

Feb 28, 2017

Samsung joins the bandwagon of throwbacks as they bring the classic Staedtler pencil into life with their newest stylus S-pen.

Here's A Skin Cream Made From A Person’s Own Microbes

Feb 28, 2017

Studies show that the body is composed of several microorganisms which are actually more numerous than the human's cells. Lately, scientists were curious on how can these microbes affect humans. With a recent finding, it was found out that a person's microbes can actually be utilized for skin care.

SpaceX’s Dragon Failed To Reach ISS

Feb 23, 2017

Carrying around three tons of supplies, SpaceX's Dragon failed to have a rendezvous with the International Space Station (ISS) on Feb. 22. This is actually due to glitch with the navigation system of the Dragon.

NASA Discovered Seven Earth-like Exoplanets That Could Support Life

Feb 23, 2017

NASA just revealed that another system houses seven Earth-like exoplanets which also revolves around one star just like Earth. Take a peek at the TRAPPIST-1 system.

New Bill Shall Ban Cigarette Discounts In New York

Feb 23, 2017

Campaigns against smoking intensify alongside a new proposed bill. The said bill aims to ban any form of discounts such as coupons to all tobacco products including cigarettes.

UK Scientists Can Research For Vaccines And Medicines In Space Through New Bill

Feb 23, 2017

With a new bill, the United Kingdom hops on the bandwagon of space flights to provide a new platform for British scientists to study their craft in space.

MIT Built Efficient Power Converter For 'Internet Of Things'

Feb 23, 2017

With the ability to maintain currency efficiency ranging from 100 picoamps to 1 milliamp, MIT's new power converter can be the next big thing.

Galaxy Cluster Collisions Show Some Light To The Dark Matter

Feb 22, 2017

Scientists have long been studying that thing called dark matter. Now with the cluster collisions in the galaxy, a new light dawns in the quest for learning more about the dark matter.

Controversial CRISPR Can Alter And Wipe Out Malaria

Feb 22, 2017

It seems that the CRISPR technology is worth a court battle after the patent battle between the Broad Institute and the University of California. Now, several scientists are seeing light to this gene technology which can actually solve epidemics like malaria.

SpaceX To Push Back Mars Mission To 2020

Feb 22, 2017

After giving it some thought, SpaceX pushes back its Mars mission to 2020 instead of the initial plan of having it on 2018.

SpaceX Launches Falcon 9 From Historic NASA Pad In Florida

Feb 20, 2017

SpaceX made another historic feat as it launched its Falcon 9 into space on February 19. It might sound ordinary to some space enthusiasts especially to Elon Musk's fans, but this is extraordinary as the Falcon 9 was launched in the famous launchpad 39A.

NASA's Juno Shall Remain In Current Orbit At Jupiter

Feb 20, 2017

The Juno mission of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) veered away from its prior plan to move closer into Jupiter's orbit. This was announced on February 17 after NASA's meeting for the entire Juno mission.