This is not an opinion or weirdly brought up out of no where. medical friends have pointed this out. Look at research done. Heat and humidity kill off coronavirus strands. I'm not sure why you are reacting so over the top to my comment. My comment was based on science. No need to get all dramatic. If you read you will see it dies off faster. Not that it's impossible to spread.
Your one link doesn't work, and the second said nothing has been proven, still just a theory.This is not an opinion or weirdly brought up out of no where. medical friends have pointed this out. Look at research done. Heat and humidity kill off coronavirus strands. I'm not sure why you are reacting so over the top to my comment. My comment was based on science. No need to get all dramatic. If you read you will see it dies off faster. Not that it's impossible to spread.
As an FYI I never said it was influenza so don't do that again please.
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I can keep listing if you like. This does not mean in humid climates they will be free, the vurus just dies off faster. It would be irresponsible to make that jump. Proper hygiene is still required. No one is immune to it due to location.
SARS testing showed it to be that way as do other coronavirus strands. Due to the protein, it's more fragile in certain temps. It stayed very stable well in the temps sadly at the time of outbreak
The Effects of Temperature and Relative Humidity on the Viability of the SARS Coronavirus
The main route of transmission of SARS CoV infection is presumed to be respiratory droplets. However the virus is also detectable in other body fluids and excreta. The stability of the virus at different temperatures and relative humidity on smooth surfaces were studied. The dried virus on...www.hindawi.com
Science is my friend.
Sorry, links work for me. Not being snotty, just cannot help with it. Right now they are all theories though - nothing has been tested enough to prove enough. Even SARS took time to confirm what happened. . Looking at proven studies on coronavirus we need to know it can transmit it heat and humidity, it does off faster. Let me reiterate that it just dies off faster. Many viruses are this way, but not all. I think the norovirus is stable by comparison IIRC. The flu is not as stable either and yet knowing heat and humidity causes it to die faster (not kill it instantly either) it still affects parts of America like Puerto Rico.Your one link doesn't work, and the second said nothing has been proven, still just a theory.
My response here is not an attack, I like the wishful thinking and it would be awesome if it opens June 1 fully, but I am pretty doubtful, we are learning more everyday about COVID..and it's not promising.
For one they don't know how long the virus can live on surfaces but with it seems it CAB live on plastic surfaces...for days, how the heck are you going to open a theme park with that?
Also, lets say humidity and heat does kill it...will the plan be to just turn off the air conditioning in WDW to create the conditions you are talking about, because inside areas will be the issue.
Study highlights how long COVID-19 can live on certain surfaces
A study shows COVID-19 can live on surfaces for up to two to three days. Dr. Jen Ashton, the chief health and medical editor and chief medical correspondent for ABC News spoke about the longevity of the virus in an interview with David Muir. "The New England Journal of Medicine in laboratory...abc17news.com
Your one link doesn't work, and the second said nothing has been proven, still just a theory.
My response here is not an attack, I like the wishful thinking and it would be awesome if it opens June 1 fully, but I am pretty doubtful, we are learning more everyday about COVID..and it's not promising.
For one they don't know how long the virus can live on surfaces but with it seems it CAB live on plastic surfaces...for days, how the heck are you going to open a theme park with that?
Also, lets say humidity and heat does kill it...will the plan be to just turn off the air conditioning in WDW to create the conditions you are talking about, because inside areas will be the issue.
Study highlights how long COVID-19 can live on certain surfaces
A study shows COVID-19 can live on surfaces for up to two to three days. Dr. Jen Ashton, the chief health and medical editor and chief medical correspondent for ABC News spoke about the longevity of the virus in an interview with David Muir. "The New England Journal of Medicine in laboratory...
The WHO agrees with you. Beware the “internet science with friends in the medical profession” out there.
COVID-19 Mythbusters – World Health Organization
Highlighting some of the misinformation circulating on COVID-19www.who.int
Not sure that disproves anything. The virus will die off on its own. Just not as stable in heat and humidity. Notice I am not just saying heat either. Humidity too. The SARS research noted this as well.The WHO agrees with you. Beware the “internet science with friends in the medical profession” out there.
COVID-19 Mythbusters – World Health Organization
Highlighting some of the misinformation circulating on COVID-19
www.medrxiv.org
Not sure that disproves anything. The virus will die off on its own. Just not as stable in heat and humidity. Notice I am not just saying heat either. Humidity too. The SARS research noted this as well.
So it's not quite so simple as just heat.
We need to be cautious with this as it can transmit always. Just because something isn't stable in certain conditions doesn't mean it's impossible
Oh and I didn't miss the jab in quotes there either. My friends work in labs. Some of the same ones working to bring quick tests and ways to sanitize things. I trust them more than political figureheads who are wishy washy on what they say to meet whatever audience they are interviewed for. They are not doing "internet science" but the real deal that is working to save your life.
Don't care what people think tbh, I just don't like over the top reactions. Not all those who are researching agree on anything right now. Curves change. Projections change. Everyone is trying to find the answers. One known thing is that this is a coronavirus. While new, it's not 100% foreign. We have them all the time circulating. What is unknown is why some are getting so ill.
We have a way to go on knowing but people are researching so many things.
Effects of temperature variation and humidity on the mortality of COVID-19 in Wuhan
Object Meteorological parameters are the important factors influencing the infectious diseases like severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS). This study aims to explore the association between coronavirus disease (COVID-19) death and weather parameters. Methods In this study, we collected the...
I’m wondering about that fall timeframe also...it should be completely logjammed - and currently appears to be - but that’s assuming this thing all but goes away by June and Disney restarts the operation almost to normal AND people begin to forget.
There were numerous cases in February in Australia...
I'm done. You clearly cannot read what I said since I stated it can spread. It dies faster. Seriously I said that numerous times. So good nightGuess you didn't scroll down on the WHO page.
COVID-19 virus can be transmitted in areas with hot and humid climates
From the evidence so far, the COVID-19 virus can be transmitted in ALL AREAS, including areas with hot and humid weather. Regardless of climate, adopt protective measures if you live in, or travel to an area reporting COVID-19. The best way to protect yourself against COVID-19 is by frequently cleaning your hands. By doing this you eliminate viruses that may be on your hands and avoid infection that could occur by then touching your eyes, mouth, and nose.
Australia is going into winter right now. That's all I know. However for the last freaking time heat and humidty do not mean it cannot spread. Geez I am getting tired of saying that
Maybe to you, but they are not internet friends to me. But again have a nice night. I don't care to argue with people I don't know at all.
Just saw this. Read what I said. It refutes nothing i said. Good night though.
I said I will not argue with strangers again. Read my posts. It dies more quickly in heat and humidity. IT CAN BE TRANSMITTED STILL. Can I make that more clear? It's not foolish when it's being studied and research is showing like all coronavirus strands, it doesn't live as long in certain temps. Read the studies. It does not mean you cannot ignore warnings or that you cannot get sick where it is hot and humid. And killed by suntan lotion? Come on.
