sourdough
Corporal
- Joined
- May 29, 2017
- Location
- Pe Ell, Washington
Angel’s Glow was the name given to the mysterious glow emitted the wounds of American civil war soldiers. The cause of this glow is hypothesized to be the bacteria Photorhabdus luminescens. This bacteria lives in the guts of a nematode that is commonly found in Shiloh, Tennessee where the phenomenon was reported happening.
The night was cold and dark and deadly. Countless soldiers lay scattered on the muddy battlefield, awaiting medical attention. Blood gushed from their open wounds, the risk of infection taking them ever closer to death’s door. As though by magic, however, the wounds of a select few shone green in the darkness, as though some mysterious power was bringing them back from the edge of death.
Read the rest of the article here https://www.scienceabc.com/eyeopeners/angels-glow-what-made-these-civil-war-wounds-glow.html
Regards,
Jim
The night was cold and dark and deadly. Countless soldiers lay scattered on the muddy battlefield, awaiting medical attention. Blood gushed from their open wounds, the risk of infection taking them ever closer to death’s door. As though by magic, however, the wounds of a select few shone green in the darkness, as though some mysterious power was bringing them back from the edge of death.
Read the rest of the article here https://www.scienceabc.com/eyeopeners/angels-glow-what-made-these-civil-war-wounds-glow.html
Regards,
Jim
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