A driver experienced strange flashes of blue light while driving through thick fog late at night. Upon stopping to rest, the driver discovered they had severe sunburn on their face and hands despite it being nighttime. After sleeping for 24 hours, the burns disappeared without a trace. The driver was left puzzled by the unexplained lights and sunburn.

1. ACCIDENTS
HAPPEN

2. A broken or fractured arm means
that one or more of the bones of
the arm have been cracked.

3. A sunburned face is extremely
painful, and when the face hurts,
the ... chills, nausea or vomiting
after a severe sunburn.

4. A sprained ankle, also known as an
ankle sprain, twisted ankle, rolled
ankle, floppy ankle, ankle injury or
ankle ligament injury.

5. First aid for cut fingers or other
minor wounds mean keeping the
injury clean more than stopping
bleeding.

6. Lumbago (low back pain) causes can
be complex and are not always
apparent. Examine the principles
needed to understand specific types
of low back pain.

7. A few years ago, while I was driving across eastern
Canada, something very unusual happened. I still
don’t understand what happened. I still don’t
understand what happened.
While I was driving at night through thick, heavy fog,
I noticed flashes of light in the sky. They were
moving from the sky onto the road in front of my
truck. I was driving slowly, and I couldn’t see very
well, but those lights were as bright as daylight, and
they were blue. It was definitely not lightning.

8. Now here’s where the story gets weird. I was getting tired of
driving in the fog, so I pulled off the road and stopped at an
all-night restaurant for travelers.
I walked in and sat down at the counter. When the server
came to my table, she laughed and asked me how I got such
bad sunburn. I didn’t know what she meant, but my face
suddenly felt really hot. I went into the restroom and looked
at myself in the mirror. My face was bright red! I splashed
cold water on it, and held a towel to my skin. My hands were
also burned. I was very puzzled and a little frightened.
I went back to my table and ordered something to eat. I was
feeling weak and extremely tired, and I wasn’t hungry
anymore. After I forced myself to eat a few bites of food, I
checked into a nearby motel, where I slept for about twenty-
four hours. After that, I didn’t see any more light flashes, and
the “sunburn” on my face and hands disappeared after a few
days. Even now, I wonder about those flashes of light – I’ll
never forget them!