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8 new Filipino scholars will build PHL’s Maya-5, Maya-6 nanosats
The Philippine Space Program is surging forward and its leaders are being true to their word of having the country’s satellites made by Filipinos. The second batch of eight Filipino scholars who will construct the Philippines’ Maya-5 and Maya-6 cube nanosatellites (nanosats or...
More men than women prefer WFH under new normal
More men than women prefer to work more days on a Work-from-Home (WFH) scheme under the new normal, a study said.
Some 58% of men respondents said they would prefer to be on WFH after the pandemic, while only 36% of women would engage...
‘Cell phone use does not cause cancer’
Stories crop up on social media from time to time claiming that cell phone radiation causes cancer.
As always, experts have been saying that “no biological effects that can lead to cancer has ever been found out” with the use of the cell phone.
Recently,...
20 PHL provinces among future growth areas
In the olden days, human settlements were built along water tributaries. However, with the invention of technologies in transportation and of industries, among others, human settlements evolved.
Civilization and complex human settlements, such as urban areas, cities, regions, metropolitan and megapolitan areas rose, resulting...
30 years after the 7.8 Luzon quake How prepared is the Philippines for the “big one”?
Where were you when the magnitude 7.8 earthquake hit Luzon on July 16, 1990?
Many of the millennials today were still too young to remember the biggest temblor that hit the country and killed 1,200 people, severely and moderately damaged 104,614 buildings, and cost...
