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Sleeping on a space station presents unique challenges due to microgravity, which affects how astronauts rest. On the International Space Station (ISS), astronauts use sleeping bags tethered to the wall to prevent floating while they sleep. The environment is carefully controlled, with ambient noise levels managed to promote better sleep. Sound samples from the ISS, such as engine rumbles and electronic hums, can be found online for those interested in the auditory experience of space life. Astronauts typically sleep in cycles of about 8 hours, although light exposure and workload can disrupt their patterns. Understanding these factors is essential for optimizing astronaut health during extended missions.