Winter in the north of Sweden can be difficult, with fewer than 5 hours of daylight for months on end. Seasonal Affective Disorder is a kind of depression that occurs as a result of a lack of daylight and affects many people in Europe's far north. To remedy this, one Swedish city erected lightboxes in bus stops to provide passengers waiting for transportation with a little additional lighting during the gloomy winter days.
Related Facts
Why was he called Genghis Khan?
Did you Know? Italy was under a dictatorship for 20 years
One of the world's most promising new tourist destinations
Tunisian national flag
Alaska is predicted to have 100,000 glaciers.
Sand is used to making glass.
Antiquity's Best-Preserved Monuments
A well-maintained porcelain piece can last over 1,000 years!
Roses have hundreds of scent molecules combining notes of different aromas
Kimchi was once made without the chillies
Insomnia is not cured by sleeping medicines.
People Have Interesting Contraception Ideas
Did you Know? An 11-year-old girl gave Pluto its name
Did you Know? Brazil is Eclectic and Diverse
Some lobsters are cannibals.
Did you Know? Mehndi can be used for the dental health.
Did you Know? Janitors do not exist in Japan.
Did you Know? The Professor Does Have a City Name
They work well as a baking ingredient!
Did you Know? Mario was a villain in Donkey Kong Junior
Is Butterscotch Safe for Dogs?
Did you Know? Your bones are more durable than steel.
Money can purchase happiness, but only to a degree.
Are skincare products preferred above dietary supplements and food?
The betalain in beetroots might cause your feces to darken.