If you slept 9 hours a day times 365 days in one year, that equals 3, 285 hours.
By sleeping 3, 285 hours in one year, by age 12 you would have slept 39,420 hours over 12 years.
HOWEVER! These totals do not take into consideration some important points, which include these:
Therefore, from birth to pre-school would likely result in differing sleep patterns.
Therefore, the total numbers given above would likely be over-inflated as well.
Therefore, the the total numbers given above would likely be under-estimated.
The only scientific way for anyone to truly know how long they have actually "slept" over a 12-year period is to be continually hooked to an EKG which measures brain waves and shows when a person actually falls asleep and when they awaken, and for an outside person to keep accurate records of each day's sleep.
People in the 1900s slept an average of nine hours a night. In the 1970s the average amount of sleep was down to seven hours.
It depends,if you slept an average of 8 hours a night you would have slept about 146,000 hours at the age of 50.
This will vary based on the persons sleep cycles. However, if the average person sleeps 8 hours a night you can guesstimate that they have slept about 4 years. Therefore, they have slept 1/3 of their lives.
25+ years. Depends how old the person lives and the average amount of sleep each night. If average age= 80, and the person sleeps on average 8 hours per night, he/she will have slept almost 26 years in their lifetime
Albert Einstein reportedly slept for about 10 hours each night.
Many answers could be correct. If we say Ty slept 33 hours, which is 11 hours per night, then Cy slept 25 hours which is 8 hours and 20 minutes per night.
Albert Einstein reportedly slept around 10 hours per night, which would amount to approximately 3,650 hours of sleep in a year.
Apparently, too much sleep is just bad for your body as not enough sleep. You'll notive that if you over-sleep you wake up feeling groggy and unenergized. 8 hours of sleep is considered healthy for most adults. Your body can't "catch up" on sleep, so sleeping for 12 hours one night because you only got 4 hours of sleep the night before won't work. You'll have lost out on two nights of healthy sleep because you under-slept one night and over-slept the other!
Apparently, too much sleep is just bad for your body as not enough sleep. You'll notive that if you over-sleep you wake up feeling groggy and unenergized. 8 hours of sleep is considered healthy for most adults. Your body can't "catch up" on sleep, so sleeping for 12 hours one night because you only got 4 hours of sleep the night before won't work. You'll have lost out on two nights of healthy sleep because you under-slept one night and over-slept the other!
Einstein, one of the greatest scientists of all time, was open about his love of sleep. He reportedly slept 10 hours a night, and often took daytime naps as well.
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Sleep. Everyone slept.