5 Don't

1 DON'T SLEEP WITH WATCH
Watches can emit a certain level of radioactivity.
Though small, but if you wear your watch to bed for a long time, it might have adverse effects on your health.

2 DON'T SLEEP WITH BRA
Scientists in America have discovered those that wear bras for more than 12 hours have a higher risk of getting breast cancer. So go to bed without it.

3 DON'T SLEEP WITH PHONE

Putting the phone beside your bed or anywhere near you is not encouraged.
Though some of us will use phones as alarm clocks, but please put the phone as far as possible. Scientists have proved that electrical items including mobile phone and television sets emit magnetic waves when used.
These waves can cause disruptions to our nervous system.
Therefore if you need to put your mobile phone near you, switch it off first.

4 DON'T SLEEP WITH MAKE UP
People who sleep with make up might have skin problems in the long run.
Sleeping with make up will cause the skin to have difficulty in breathing and problem in perspiring.
You will also need a much longer time to go into deep sleep.

Lastly.....

5 DON'T SLEEP WITH OTHERS' WIFE / HUSBAND

You may never wake up again.

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Ketika NASA memulai mengirim astronout ke angkasa luar, mereka mendapati bahwa pulpen tidak dapat bekerja pada gravitasi nol. Untuk mengatasi masalah ini, mereka bekerja sama dengan Andersen Consulting (sekarang Accenture). Ini memakan waktu satu dekade dan menghabiskan 12 juta dollar. Mereka menciptakan sebuah pulpen yang bisa bekerja pada gravitasi nol, menulis keatas, dibawah air, digunakan untuk berbagai macam permukaan termasuk kristal dan pada temperature dari bawah titik beku sampai diatas 300 derajat Celcius. Sedangkan orang Rusia menggunakan pensil.


“Keep It Simple”

When NASA first started sending up astronauts, they quickly discovered that ballpoint pens would not work in zero gravity. To combat the problem, NASA scientists spent a decade and $12 billion to develop a pen that writes in zero gravity, upside down, underwater, on almost any surface including glass and at temperatures ranging from below freezing to 300°C.

The Russians used a pencil.