Jake Martinez

SpaceX bolsters its Starlink constellation with 28 new satellites

On May 1, SpaceX launched 28 V2 Starlink satellites into low‑Earth orbit from Cape Canaveral Space Force Station in Florida. This evening liftoff—just after

May 2, 2025

Technology

James Cameron: How AI is Transforming Filmmaking

James Cameron, the celebrated director known for his blockbuster films, has had a change of heart regarding artificial intelligence. Now, he’s advocating for its

April 30, 2025

AI Tools

Meet HydraJet: The Student-Designed Hydroplane That’s Changing How We Glide Over Water

Imagine a sleek, remote-controlled hydroplane that zips across the water, powered by nothing but air. That’s exactly what the HydraJet, a groundbreaking creation from

April 30, 2025

Science·Technology

Perovskite Solar Modules Shine in Real-World Testing

Perovskite solar technology is on the brink of becoming a commercial reality, but there’s still a big question mark over how well it holds

April 30, 2025

Technology

Transforming Construction: Kyoto University’s Innovative Approach to Durable Timber

Wood has always been a favorite in construction, thanks to its beauty and versatility. Recently, it’s made a comeback in modern architecture, primarily for

April 30, 2025

Technology

Eco-Voxels: The Future of Green Construction on Earth and Beyond

The construction industry, notorious for its hefty carbon footprint, is on the brink of a green revolution, thanks to the innovation of eco-voxels. Developed

April 24, 2025

Biotech

Netflix’s Co-CEO Explores How AI Can Boost Movie Quality

Ted Sarandos, Netflix’s co-CEO, is excited about the future of filmmaking with AI. He believes AI can do more than just cut costs; it

April 24, 2025

AI Tools·News·Technology

University of Pittsburgh’s $10 Million Boost for Medical AI Research

The University of Pittsburgh is taking a big step forward in medical AI research, thanks to a generous $10 million investment. This funding is

April 24, 2025

AI Tools·Health

NASA’s Supersonic Research: Calibrating Shock-Sensing Probes for a Quieter Future

At NASA’s Armstrong Flight Research Center in Edwards, California, test pilot Nils Larson recently took a close look at a research aircraft fitted with

April 24, 2025

Technology

Using AI to Predict Droughts: How Technology is Changing Water Security

In today’s world, the fusion of cloud computing, big data, and artificial intelligence is revolutionizing how we tackle droughts—a critical environmental issue. I recently

April 24, 2025

AI Tools·Technology