Scientists have already published work confirming the virus is airborne stable and viable for many hours.
I don’t know why there hasn’t been more discussions about the consequences of this though.
For example, with airborne transmission, 6 ft distance is not enough, you need > 30 ft, e.g. if you are inside with poor airflow for a long time with someone who is infected, good luck (unless you have a good N95).
I don’t know why there hasn’t been more discussions about the consequences of this though.
For example, with airborne transmission, 6 ft distance is not enough, you need > 30 ft, e.g. if you are inside with poor airflow for a long time with someone who is infected, good luck (unless you have a good N95).
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