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Technology / 7 weeks ago

Asia after dark: How 2024’s nighttime glow captures a decade of change

A decade ago, glimpses of Asia from space told a familiar story of clusters of light marking longstanding metropolises, while much of the land lay cloaked in darkness. The latest map, comparing 2014 and 2024 night-time satellite images, paints a different picture , one of rapid urbanisation, expanding electrification, and shifting human footprints.

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World / 14 weeks ago

Is your country the best place for your child's happiness?

It is a parent's dream to consistently ensure the safety, happiness, and overall well-being of their children. But what happens when the foundation you've believed in all your life starts cracking when it comes to your children? There is a trend of misfortunes, including economic meltdowns, flash floods, bombardments and gun violence around the world lately, and these environments are very harsh on children.

Data on global sleep patterns shows that the average wake-up time worldwide clusters around 7-00 AM, with regional variations reflecting cultural habits and work-life structures.Despite differences, most populations are up and active by 9-0

World / 19 weeks ago

Global wake-up call: New data reveals 7:00 am as the world’s alarm clock

People across continents begin their day as the sun rises, with the average wake-up time gathering around 7:00 am local time. By 9:00 am, the majority of the world's population is active and engaged. This uniformity in wake-up behaviour is rooted in a mix of cultural traditions, biological circadian rhythms, and economic structures. For instance, countries with early school and work start times tend to report even earlier wake-up patterns, while nations with later working hours or siesta cultures show slight delays.

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