Space Station Shut-Eye: New LED Lights May Help Astronauts (and You) Sleep Better

Astronauts on the International Space Station are swapping out their fluorescent light bulbs for a fancy new set of LEDs that scientists think will help them sleep better and be more alert. The technology could help people on Earth sleep better as well.

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