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WHY ASTRONAUTS DO NOT FOLLOW 90 MINUTE DAY
On the ISS, astronauts see 16 sunrises every day as the station circles Earth, but their bodies refuse to follow the 90-minute cycle, forcing crews to stick to a familiar 24-hour routine despite living through multiple days and nightsAstronauts on the International Space Station experience sixteen sunrises daily. They follow a strict twenty-four-hour schedule, ignoring t...- CAS chaos: Retail traders call for boycott, declare 'No Trade Day'Retail traders are observing a proposed ‘No Trade Day’ on August 12 to protest the newly introduced Closing Auction Session (CAS), higher s...
- Key Largo used a sealed underwater habitat 22 feet below the surface to test prolonged human immersion; the result revealed a startling effect as a professor emerged after 100 days with his spine compressed and his height reduced by half an inchJoseph Dituri spent 100 days underwater in a 100-square-foot habitat near Key Largo, Florida. The extreme experiment changed more than his ...
- ‘I get all my work done on time or early’: Employee pulled up for working 15 minutes less than 8-hour shift, sparks Reddit debateAn employee faced a workplace dilemma after working fifteen minutes less than their scheduled shift. They completed all assigned tasks on t...
- The 6-6-6 walking trend: How to efficiently complete 10,000 steps every day for better health, know its surprising benefitsA new walking method called the 6-6-6 trend is gaining attention for health. This routine involves a sixty-minute walk scheduled for either...
- During Apollo, NASA fired grenades and crashed abandoned spacecraft into the Moon, measuring the tremors to investigate its hidden interiorDuring the Apollo missions, NASA cleverly detonated explosives on the Moon to investigate its seismic activity and inner structure. Seismom...
- In 1970, NASA deliberately crashed Apollo 13’s rocket into the Moon; the impact made the lunar interior “ring” for over three hoursDespite facing a harrowing crisis, the Apollo 13 mission still managed to execute a scientific experiment. They intentionally crashed the u...
- In 2006, NASA grew Salmonella in space; the bacteria returned more virulent than genetically identical germs cultivated on EarthIn a striking discovery, researchers found that Salmonella bacteria cultivated in space exhibited a heightened level of aggression, proving...
- Explained: How BSE traded fewer contracts after CAS but premiums rose 75% in first weekBSE’s derivatives activity fell sharply in the first week of the Closing Auction Session, but higher premiums more than offset the decline ...
- Who was Jake Whisenant? What to know about Yosemite climber who died at 30Yosemite climber Jake Whisenant died in a Sierra Nevada accident on August 3, 2026. He was known for his speed ascents of El Capitan's chal...
- 90-second rule, all emotions under control: Harvard neuroscientist's method helps manage daily life problems in just 2 minutesThe 90-second rule is gaining attention as a simple way to deal with difficult emotions, stress and everyday situations that can quickly af...
- ‘No phone, no news, no scrolling’: Ankur Warikoo shares 6 habits that can protect your mental wellbeingAnkur Warikoo shared six habits to protect mental wellbeing, including avoiding phones and news for the first 30 minutes of the morning, sa...
- In 2022, NASA slammed a spacecraft into an asteroid moonlet at 14,000 mph; humanity’s first planetary-defense test shortened its orbit by about 32 minutesNASA's DART mission achieved a groundbreaking success by colliding with the asteroid Dimorphos. This intentional impact resulted in a signi...
- In 2025, scientists tracked 12 people through 10 months of Antarctic isolation. The findings could reshape how future Mars astronauts are trained for the psychological challenges of deep-space missionsTen months of Antarctic isolation revealed a hard truth about deep space. Twelve people trapped at Concordia Station faced rising conflict,...
- Gurgaon’s rain-soaked roads turn evening commute into ordealHeavy rain caused significant waterlogging and traffic jams across Gurgaon on Friday. Commuters faced hours of delays on major roads and in...
- Why SpaceX's accidental Moon crash is worrying scientists ahead of Artemis missionsA spent SpaceX rocket stage has impacted the Moon after a year in space. Astronomers confirm the four-tonne Falcon 9 upper stage hit the lu...
- In 2003, NASA sent tiny worms aboard Space Shuttle Columbia. After the disaster, scientists discovered that an aluminium container had helped them survive the deadly impactWhen Space Shuttle Columbiabroke apart on February 1, 2003, all seven astronauts lost their lives. Yet one NASA experiment survived. Tiny C...
- Closing auction keeps traders on edge as divergence persistsMarket participants faced confusion with the new closing auction system on Tuesday. This system change affected the determination of offici...
- A discarded SpaceX rocket is on a high-speed collision course with the moonA SpaceX rocket upper stage will crash into the moon on Wednesday. This event will create a crater and eject dust and rubble into space. Sc...
- NASA astronaut Chris Williams returns to Earth after 241 days and 102 million miles in spaceNASA astronaut Chris Williams returns to Earth after a 241-day International Space Station mission, landing safely in Kazakhstan with two R...
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