In fact, where other photographers would've thrown in the towel after such recurring bouts of
airsickness, Sergeant White single-handedly fills a two-man slot on the team and is credited with capturing every promotional Thunderbird photograph taken during the 2004 season.
My knees went wobbly, and believe me it wasn't the
airsickness.
Right up there with the world's largest collection of
airsickness bags (Niek Vermeulen's 2,112 specimens in the Netherlands) and the world's most decorated woman (Canadian "strip artiste" Krystyne Kolorful, with 95 percent of her skin tatooed), the 1998 Guinness Book of World Records awards the honor of the world's largest bloom to Rafflesia arnoldii of Southeast Asia.
Now, he will live in space for more than a week, in tight quarters with six other people and in an environment that often afflicts much younger people with persistent, profound cases of
airsickness.
maybe, all along, my depression has been a kind of
airsickness.
It is important to note that this D>N>O profile does not match the profiles of other provocative environments, including space sickness, which has an O>D>N profile, simulator sickness, which has an O>N>D profile, or seasickness and
airsickness, which have N>D>O profiles [2].
These are month to month changes that can give any analyst
airsickness.
I'm not prone to
airsickness, but I also watch what I consume when I know I'm launching into nastiness when I'm at the controls.
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Airsickness and noise were the spectres haunting the aerial subject.
Add to this a summertime flight in turbulent skies over rocky terrain, and one has a recipe for
airsickness writ large.
I keep three things chose at hand: A stiff drink, a box of Kleenex and an
airsickness bag.
I long since had stopped flying with an
airsickness bag, but I fortunately had a couple of piddle packs in my nay bag.
