#time-perception

#time-perception

Microgravity affects astronauts' time perception; a study shows head-down tilt can similarly disrupt time judgment.

Perception of time is deeply influenced by situational context and cognitive processes, with 'time expansion experiences' revealing significant variations in how we experience its passage.

Time expansion during life-threatening situations can alter perception and enable crucial actions.

Time perception is influenced by one's emotional state and life experiences.

Boredom and routine can accelerate the feeling of time passing.

Everyone has a finite amount of time, leading to reflections on life and death.

Michel Siffre's 63-day cave experiment significantly advanced the study of circadian rhythms, demonstrating the human internal clock operates independent of external time cues.

The NAGORI collection embodies the Japanese concept of 'nagori,' capturing fleeting moments and celebrating imperfections in nature.

Hermès Cut watch collection debuts at Watches and Wonders Geneva 2024 with striking designs against a dynamic scenography

Erin O'Keefe's Hermès Cut inspired installation challenges visitors' perception of space and time with vibrant structures

Exploration of sun's course and perception of time through light installation

Use of AI, diffusion layers, and sonification in creating unique artistic experience

Bill Viola, a pioneering video artist known for blending beauty, spirituality, and technology, passed away at 73 due to complications of Alzheimer's disease.

In pre-Christian Inuit times, the markers of time included tides, sunrise/moonrise, moon phases, Piturniq, and seasons.

A profound moment of connection is described between a human and a polar bear, acknowledging the separation and recognition of different worlds.