What is the mysterious disease that struck everyone who went to the moon?

Scientists have identified a lake, after a mysterious illness of everyone walking on the moon, now researchers are hoping to find out how dangerous it is.

Astronaut Harrison Schmidt described the disease as "lunar hay fever" during Apollo 17, the symptoms of all 12 people on the moon.

According to the British "Daily Mail" newspaper, symptoms range from sneezing to nasal congestion, and in some cases

However, researchers have not been able to identify exactly the cause of the symptoms, or the extent of the moon's toxicity. Research has indicated that dust in the moon's soil can destroy lung and brain cells after long-term exposure. Kim Brisk, a biophysicist from the University of California, with more than 20 years of experience in space travel, has revealed that the dust on the moon is so severe that it erodes space shoes and destroys sampling containers on Apollo.

That lunar dust contains "silicate", a substance usually found in the bodies of planets with anaphylaxis

Experts say that on Earth, fine particles tend to fade at during the erosion years by the wind and water, but the lunar dust is not spherical, but rather sharp and fierce.

"The longer the particle remains, the greater the probability of toxic effects."