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- Timelapse Visualizing What Percentage Of The World Is . . . - borninspace
This is a visualization created by climate data scientist Neil Kaye using a world map to detail what percentage of the world’s population is asleep or awake at any given hour (assuming nightly 8 hour sleep periods) I learned a lot by looking at it Mostly, that when the US and South America are asleep the entire rest of the world is awake I guess that’s not surprising
- World population by time zone - Distribution of things
World population by time zone January 13, 2022 The other day I was surprised to read that close to 25 percent of the world’s population would enter 2022 at the same time 1 That’s almost 2 billion people! two zones might share the same local time right now but have different local times at some point during the year Take South Africa
- Average Wake-Up Time by Country 2025 - World Population Review
That includes the US which sits right in the middle of the pack with an average wake-up time of 7:20 AM Here is a look at the average wake up times of countries around the globe As the list of average wake up times by country reflects, people in various countries wake up at various times throughout the morning, with even the later risers like
- At this exact time every year more than 90% of the worlds population . . .
On 8 July, at 8 15pm Australian Eastern Standard Time, about 93 per cent of the world’s population had enough light to see what they were doing (and 7 per cent did not) That’s not 99 164 per cent, but it’s still a surprisingly large percentage of the population
- Is there a time that there are more people awake than normal?
The world population is not evenly distributed around the globe’s surface This is quite obvious for me Based on this map, the time when most people are awake is probably when it’s daylight over the middle of Yes, you’re missing that the western, waking-up edge of the “awake zone” is in the western US, which then runs
- What time is everyone awake? - calendar-canada. ca
By 5:30am, one in five are awake The peak time for waking up is between 6 and 6:30am Twenty-three percent of our sample rises in that half-hour, and this is the point when more than half of the nation's potential audience is now awake Another 26% rise between 6:30 and 7:30 – and now most all respondents are awake
- Infographic Of The Day: What Time Is The Internet The Most Awake?
Edlund created a world clock, which animates the probability that the Internet is awake or asleep in 25 countries at any given moment of the day Time stretches along the X-axis and is represented
- July 8 99% of the world’s population in sunlight simultaneously . . .
Wow, what a fun statistic! Even if it's pushing the common definition of "sunlight" quite a bit Also makes me wonder what fraction of the world population is awake at a given time, and what that fraction looks like plotted against 24 hours of the day
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