On the journey to the Moon, dark-adapted Apollo crews averaged one unexplained flash of light every 2.9 minutes — roughly 20 per hour — from something that had no business existing behind closed eyes

spacedaily.com/j-v-on-the-journey-to-th...o-business-existing-behind-closed-eyesDuring Apollo 14 in 1971, Edgar Mitchell sat blindfolded in the command module and logged a flash of light in his vision every 2.9 minutes. The cause, it turned out, was cosmic rays passing through his eyeballs.

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