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Lornajane Altura

Lornajane Altura

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Writer and Blogger, Freelance

Iloilo City

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Total articles 46

  • European Space Agency: Human Urine Could Make Lunar Concrete For Moon Base

    By Lornajane Altura| International Business Times (U.S.) Verified Human urine would be a significant component in the making of lunar concrete, the European Space Agency said Friday (May 8). The mixture will only utilize materials on-site on the moon to eliminate the need to provide supplies from Earth. Adding human urine makes the mixture more malleable before it hardens into its sturdy final form. Lunar regolith, a powdery soil on the moon’s surface is the main component in the mixture.

    By Lornajane Altura · International Business Times (U.S.)

    May. 13, 2020

  • Intel And Microsoft Team Up To Turn Malware Into Images

    By Lornajane Altura| International Business Times (U.S.) Verified KEY POINTSTwo tech giants collaborate in a new approach in identifying malwareThey use the program STAMINA in the process of malware identificationHigh accuracy in malware identification is obtained through STAMINAA collaboration between two tech giants is working on how to detect and classify malware. Intel Labs and Microsoft’s Threat Protection Intelligence Team have joined hands in creating images out of malware samples that can be used to detect malicious code, according to TechXplore.

    By Lornajane Altura · International Business Times (U.S.)

    May. 13, 2020

  • European Space Agency: Human Urine Could Make Lunar Concrete For Moon Base

    By Lornajane Altura| International Business Times (U.S.) Verified Human urine would be a significant component in the making of lunar concrete, the European Space Agency said Friday (May 8). The mixture will only utilize materials on-site on the moon to eliminate the need to provide supplies from Earth. Adding human urine makes the mixture more malleable before it hardens into its sturdy final form. Lunar regolith, a powdery soil on the moon’s surface is the main component in the mixture.

    By Lornajane Altura · International Business Times (U.S.)

    May. 13, 2020

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