The Sun has (a) Corona?
There is a glaring hole in the plans to defend against COVID...The weather!
The weather has a bigger impact on COVID spread than social distancing!
While droplets of saliva can travel up to 18 feet in just five seconds when unmasked people cough,
Don’t blame people, blame the weather.
Science isn’t using all of the science it should be
A lot of the blame for COVID-19’s “second wave” has been pointed at people not following safety guidelines put out by health experts and government officials. A new report however, says don’t blame people, blame the weather. Researchers from the University of Nicosia in Cyprus find hot weather and wind have a bigger impact on virus transmission rates than social distancing during a pandemic.
Their study concludes that two outbreaks in one year is a natural phenomenon during a massive outbreak. Temperature, humidity, and wind can help predict when a second wave will peak, which the researchers call “inevitable.”
The lack of climate data included in epidemiological models has left a glaring hole in the plans to defend against COVID.
Looking at Paris, New York City, and Rio de Janeiro, scientists discovered they could accurately predict the timing of the second outbreak in each city. Their research suggests two outbreaks per year is a natural weather-dependent phenomenon during any pandemic.
Conclusion: Different hemispheres have different COVID waves.
I guess that's why we say the Sun has a Corona...the outermost part of the Sun's atmosphere!
Edited by Rogerdodger, 03 February 2021 - 09:48 PM.