Aerosol Scientists Try to Clear the Air About COVID-19 Transmission
"Medical textbooks have descriptions of virus transmission that are not consistent with basic physics"
By @jrdscience in @AGU_Eos (Official pub. of American Geophysical Union @theAGU)
eos.org/articles/aeros…
"Medical textbooks have descriptions of virus transmission that are not consistent with basic physics"
By @jrdscience in @AGU_Eos (Official pub. of American Geophysical Union @theAGU)
eos.org/articles/aeros…
2/ "@WHO’s definition of respiratory droplets is wrong. Cloud droplets are around 20 micrometers and they don’t fall to the ground, he said. That means that droplets of larger size could be airborne longer than the WHO acknowledges."
3/ “It’s just absurd”. “This still is the official statement of the @WHO, and they have refused to correct it for a year.”
"@kprather88 and others created an open-source document of frequently asked questions (FAQ) about airborne spread."[tinyurl.com/faqs-aerosol]
"@kprather88 and others created an open-source document of frequently asked questions (FAQ) about airborne spread."[tinyurl.com/faqs-aerosol]
4/ "They’ve written letters to officials [Bit.ly/Letter_Inhalat…] and called out medical science that they say is at odds with physics."
"The @WHO and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (@CDCgov) did not respond to requests for comment on this article." [Oh well...]
"The @WHO and Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (@CDCgov) did not respond to requests for comment on this article." [Oh well...]
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