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??? It talks about miniscule droplets that could stay in the air for minutes, and move downwind quite easily.
by darkerside 7y ago
??? It talks about miniscule droplets that could stay in the air for minutes, and move downwind quite easily.
- jobigoud 7y agoI think what the parent commenter is saying is that maybe the virus stays in the air like that but it's not a way in which people get infected, otherwise the clusters wouldn't be so tight. Any tracing would be impossible for example. One possibility is that you need a threshold amount of virus to infect you so close contact is necessary.