Mae Jemison’s biorhythm

Astronaut and physician · Born October 17, 1956

Mae Jemison is a physician, an engineer and the first African American woman in space.

The big day: September 12, 1992

Launch aboard Endeavour. She flew into space aboard the Space Shuttle Endeavour on mission STS-47 and spent almost eight days in orbit.

Biorhythm on September 12, 1992

Age 35 · day 13,114 of life

Physical
+89 %
↗ rising
Emotional
+78 %
↘ falling
Intellectual
+62 %
↘ falling

On this day all three curves were positive – strongest: Physical at +89 %.

Ten days before and after the event

We2Th3Fr4Sa5Su6Mo7Tu8We9Th10Fr11Sa12Su13Mo14Tu15We16Th17Fr18Sa19Su20Mo21Tu22September 2, 1992: Critical day (Emotional)September 8, 1992: Critical day (Physical)September 15, 1992: Critical day (Intellectual)September 16, 1992: Critical day (Emotional)September 19, 1992: Critical day (Physical)

The highlighted day is September 12, 1992.

To be clear: these days were deliberately chosen – they are moments of success on which the curves were favourable. It is a fun bit of detective work, not scientific proof. Everyone also achieves great things on “weak” biorhythm days.