EV Charging Problem in Chicago
With Chicago temperatures sinking sub-zero, electric vehicle charging stations have become crowded with dead robots, depleted batteries, and anxious owners. Electric cars are prone to do less well in cold temperatures, mainly due to the chemical reactions that create power in the battery slow down in cold weather. Although most electric vehicle (EV) owners face a shortage in range in the winter, Chicago makes it even harder for EVs. Chicago and other parts of the US face a similar snowstorm that is expected to be dangerously cold. Most owners are frustrated and can't believe their EVs are dying within minutes, even with 30-60 miles of range
Could a Pigeon Be More Productive Than You? A Look Into Procrastination in Humans...
Whether this is your first time or third experiencing midterm exams, and however little or many tests you may have, no student gleans much enjoyment from the historically stressful week. Unless you somehow have no exams (and are the target of many envious feelings), you’ve likely been spending long hours on practice problems and Quizlet flashcards, both intellectually and emotionally preparing yourself for what’s to come. And, like many of us, you probably find yourself getting incredibly distracted by the likes of Youtube, Tiktok, or pretty much anything but your schoolwork. It’s alright to take breaks when you need to, but engaging in procrastination when you’re supposed to be studying is less fantastic.
New Sickle Cell Treatment is First of its Kind: What to Know about the...
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Migrate? It’s Mi-Greater to Hibernate, Says the Little Birdie That Looks Like a Fluffy...
By Sophia Byl
Winter break certainly felt like it took an eternity to arrive. Hopefully, you spent your free time in a way that brought...
Tesla’s Giga Texas Incident: The Unsettling Reality of AI Mishaps
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When artificial intelligence technology was originally launched, it was met with significant opposition. Opponents said that this new technology could turn against...
Sustainability is for Everyone: Habits to Develop in 2024
By Angelina Tang
The new year has come upon us, and what better time to start trying to change your life for the better? It...
An Impawsibly Close Call: How the Black-Footed Ferret’s Brush With Extinction Can Help Us...
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Artemis II Will Fly to the Moon In 2024
Humans are slated to return to the moon for the first time in more than a half a century. Next year, in a historic 10-day mission, a crew of four astronauts will journey to Earth’s natural satellite to conduct research experiments.
Beauty, Grace, Will Flipper Slap Your Face – The Assertive Yet Caring Nature of...
The universe is out to get you and every other living thing on this planet--breaking news or not, it’s true. Nature isn’t pretty, and the continent of Antarctica is the epitome of that idea. Bitingly cold with winds travelling at 100 miles per hour? Sounds like a rather unpleasant vacation spot (or Canada), but as always, some pioneering species manage to call the barren ice desert home.
Language Mastery: The Bilingual Advantage
ilingualism refers to the ability to speak and understand two languages fluently. It is estimated that roughly 3.95 billion people around the world identify as being either bilingual or multilingual. Scientists urge more and more people to learn new languages because its benefits are many, ranging from cognitive, linguistic, cultural, and social advantages.