In part one we saw time is mental, emotional, psychological connected to our thoughts, emotions and even our souls. But the physical body is central to it. In this part we will be slightly ...

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A new study shows how math helps explain why babies nap erratically, teens stay up late, and older adults wake earlier.

Summary: Researchers uncovered how our biological clocks keep a 24-hour rhythm even as temperatures fluctuate. Using ...

Wonder why babies nap on some days but not on others? Or why older people wake up earlier? Mathematical modelling of sleep regulation provides some surprising answers to these and other questions, ...

Researchers at RIKEN in Japan have used theoretical physics to discover how our biological clock maintains a consistent ...