Scientist spends 200 days alone in Texas cave study
Michel Siffre, a 33 year old French geologist, moved into Midnight Cave near Del Rio on February 14 to test if humans can extend a 24 hour day to 48 hours without time cues. A four man team monitors him, relays data, and maintains a constant 70 degree environment while he follows a 36 hour wake and 12 hour sleep cycle.
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Jacques Chabert
Eastern New Mexico Hounds Tackle Backfield Shuffle
Eastern New Mexico University coach Jack Scott reports a backfield battle with sophomores Jim Logan and Joe Robertson plus transfer Lem Jenkins and freshman Sid Rasmussen competing for starting roles. Key runners include Rickie Johnson sidelined four weeks with a broken foot and quarterback candidates Don Stravlo Ken Abraham along with Mark Kohler Billy Blankenship and Butch Henderson training for the opener September 9.
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Eastern New Mexico University
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Columbus
Ohio
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Iowa
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Sam Pederson
New Mexico Military Institute
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Okla
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Mark Kohler
Albuquerque
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Brownfield
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