In other words we are often able to see through the dark side of the moon's body the light on the other side. In this faint light the telescope can distinguish both the larger spots, and also bright shining points, and even when more than half the moon's disc is illuminated, a faint grey. p. 338.
A long term study of soldiers exposed to sarin & cyclosarin during the first Gulf War (1991) indicated that exposure was significantly associated with less proficient neurobehavioral functioning on tasks involving fine psychomotor dexterity and visuospatial abilities 4â5 years after exposure (Proctor et al, 2007).
Gulf War Syndrome Caused by Sarin Nerve Gas, Not Just Stress, Study Says. More ways to share... A new scientific paper on illnesses of veterans of the Persian Gulf War seeks to debunk a commonly-held Pentagon position on Gulf War Syndrome. The study claims that nerve agents such as sarin gas is to blame. Please review Community Guidelines before posting a comment.