It seems unlikely. And proof of this claim is difficult to verify, even though it is frequently quoted in books and online. There is some skepticism about it, however. Albert Einstein evidently said in several interviews that he felt best when he slept between ten and eleven hours; some newspapers said he claimed to need nine hours. But whatever number he gave, we have no way of knowing whether he was serious (English was his second language, and some of the quotes we have come from translation; jokes often do not translate well); and he also may have meant that he slept a certain number of hours a night and then took several short naps during the day. Given the number of versions of the claim (9, 10, 11 hours?), I would doubt that Einstein actually slept that long, although there is some evidence he needed more rest than some people like Edison, who got by on only five hours a night.
The earth spins at a rate of one rotation per 24 hours.
12 hours each on average, same as anywhere else on Earth. At the poles there is six months of day during the summer and six months of night during the winter, but it's still 12 hours per day on average.
North of the arctic circle, or south of the antarctic circle
12 hours a day, which is true for every point on the planet. The difference in climate is the angle of the sun, purpendicular at the equator and glancing at the poles
Yes, it rotates once a day and at present the length of a day is 24 hours. Note however that in the Devonian (400 million years ago) the length of a day was 21.6 hours and when the word first formed (4.3 billion years ago)the length of a day was just 5 hours. This change in the length of a day is caused by the tidal interaction between the Earth and the Moon. The Moon is slowing the speed of the Earth's spin and is in turn being forced away from the Earth. In the future a day on the Earth will therefore be more than 24 hours. At a rate of 2.4 hours per 400 million years, the day is becoming longer by 1 second in every 46,000 years.
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No, their average sleeping hours is 3-4 hours of sleep per day.
Most doctors recommend 7-8 hours of sleep per night but as you get older you require less than that.
He worked for 15 hours a day but on sundays only 14 because he had to go to go to church
No: Koalas spend up to 20 hours per day sleeping and the rest eating.
Koalas do not hibernate. They spend up to 20 hours per day sleeping and the rest eating.
24 hours per day.
Ferrets sleep an average of 18 hours per day, but they will adjust their sleeping schedule to your schedule and be ready to play whenever you are.
ALTERNATIVE ANSWER: Say: You sleep 8 Hours per day = 1/3 You work 8 Hours per day = 1/3 You use remaining 8 Hours per day --- Self, Family, Friends, Waste Time, Etc. = 1/3 If you are 30 years old now --- it means you are "sleeping" 10 years in your life... __________________________________________________________________ Excessive sleeping could be a sign of depression. Recent studies have shown that more than 7 hours sleep is bad for you Not necessarilly, it depends on the age of people. But there is such thing as sleep deprivation, and there is such thing as over sleeping. You can get sick, I, personally often experience getting ill due to over sleeping during the summer when i sleep in too much. Yes, because sleeping destroys brain cells.
It all depends on how many hours a day/week/month you get paid for. Presumably, you don't get paid for when you are at home sleeping!
You are "supposed" to sleep 8-hours a day, which is a third of a day. Extending that, you sleep a third of each month, a third of each year, a third of your life. This is all, of course, based on the 8-hours per day sleeping schedule.
how many hours does a dentist work per day?