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I get a similar effect except it's blue and less severe.
Maybe adjusting/disabling some of your video card settings can fix it (probably settings unique to your card or at least that are not included in the game's graphic settings).
Bwahaha...best response to a question in which no one has figured out the answer yet!
Cave Johnson at his finest!
Haha. In all honesty, it's a bug with particle systems that we cannot fix.
I use Nvidia at the moment (I'm a fan of both), and I get the mystical blue wormhole artifact phenomena, with no harmful side effects beyond a bleeding nose, motion sickness, and occasional migraines, but I would expect that from the strains of warped space-time travel and extreme shifts in the direction of gravitational pull, totally safe though so long as you keep taking the pink pills they gave you (they gave you test subjects pills as well, right? please tell me these are not small doses of poison).