JAXA’s Future Lunar Observatory: A Step Back Into the Dark Ages
By Khezyll Galvan “The dark ages represent our origins — when the very first stars formed and created the heavy elements we are made of today,” said Abraham Loeb, a
By Khezyll Galvan “The dark ages represent our origins — when the very first stars formed and created the heavy elements we are made of today,” said Abraham Loeb, a
By Sandra Cabangon Haze does not only cause health issues such as irritation to the eyes, nose, or the throat; it also reduces the quality of images we capture. Hazy
By Elaizarose Golfo Sa kalagitnaan ng pandemya, umusbong pa rin ang paggamit ng skincare cosmetics upang mapaganda ang postura ng ating mga sarili kahit matabunan man ito ng kasuotan. Nagsulputan
by John Anton Garcia Periodically administered by the Philippine Statistics Authority (PSA), this year’s National Health Demographic Survey reported that the total fertility rate (TFR) of Filipino women aged 15
By Carlos Manuel Eusoya Photo Courtesy by Tatiana Grozetskaya/Shutterstock/Rappler Time’s up! Game over. For video game players, hearing these words must be frustrating. The fact that your time ran out while
By Kathreen Kaye Dacanay Photo Courtesy by wavebreakmedia/Shutterstock Scrolling across social media, I stumbled upon an article reporting the increasing number of mothers’ deaths upon childbirth in the Philippines. This frightening
By Jasmine Joy Panes Are Filipinos excited to see Philippine Space Agency (PhilSA) on the next level? As part of the country’s interests to expand our participation in space exploration,
By Reign Stefany Gabrielle Jimenez Rosales Have you ever experienced having to prepare your family’s lunch, but end up losing appetite to even taste it? Weird as it may sound,
By Earl Jan Delfin Many people are fond of playing online games as a form of recreation. Online games are played for numerous reasons, such as for relieving stress, competition,
By Chris Armand Santiana On Thursday, infectious disease doctor and virologist Boghuma Titanji at Emory University in Atlanta warned the public of ‘losing the window to be able to contain