<transcript><audio_10>of which is daylight so we are awake because our internal clock responds to sunlight and we are asleep our internal clock respond to darkness</transcript><caption><image_11>The image is divided into two sections, one for day and one for night. On the left side of the image, there is a blue background with a yellow sun on the top left corner and a white silhouette of a person's head on the right side. The person's face is shown with their eyes closed and their head tilted to the side, as if they are sleeping. The text on the image reads "Day" and "Night" respectively. 

On the top right corner, there are two illustrations of the same person, one representing day and the other representing night. The illustration on the left shows the person's brain with a clock on their forehead, indicating that they are waking up and sleeping.

In the middle of the illustration, the word "Wake" is written in white text. The word "Melatonin" is also written in black text, which translates to "Sleep" in English. The image also shows a crescent moon on the bottom right corner.</caption><caption><image_12>The image is a diagram of the circadian rhythm in the human head. The diagram is divided into two sections, one on the left side and the other on the right side. The left side of the image shows the brain and the brainstem, which is responsible for the stimulation of the nervous system.

The brainstem is located in the center of the head, with the cerebrum on the top left corner and the cerebellum in the top right corner. The cerebrums are connected to the brain by a series of wires, which are responsible for regulating the flow of neurotransmitters in the brain. The wires are labeled with the names of the different parts of the brain, such as the cerebrospinal cord, the spinal cord, and the spinal nerves. The spinal cord is connected to a central nervous system, which helps to regulate the flow and regulate the movement of the nerves in the head. 

There is also a yellow sun in the background, which could represent the sun's rays. This suggests that the image is meant to represent the idea of a circadian rhythm, which can be used to stimulate the brain in a specific manner.</caption><transcript><audio_13>and there is secretion of melatonin so our circadian rhythm is entrained with the sunlight and darkness cycles and it is located in the suprachiasmatic nucleus in the hypothalamus</transcript><transcript><audio_14>and it sends</transcript> of which is daylight so we are awake because our internal clock responds to sunlight and we are asleep our internal clock respond to darkness and there is secretion of melatonin so our circadian rhythm is entrained with the sunlight and darkness cycles and it is located in the suprachiasmatic nucleus in the hypothalamus and it sends
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