Re:Covid-19 takes serious toll on heart health–a full year a...
by Brian_K_White on Thursday February 10, 2022 @11:21AM
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Even that Antarctic research station that's the next best thing to the moon, staffed 100% by scientists and professionals who take it seriously and did everything better than any of us do, evereyone got it.
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Re:Covid-19 takes serious toll on heart health–a full year a...
by AnimalMuppet on Thursday February 10, 2022 @01:49PM
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I suspect there's at least one thing that Antarctica does worse than everyone else: air supply. I suspect they recycle their air really heavily, to minimize the energy cost of heating up outside air. But that matters for the spread of something like Covid.
I'm guessing. I don't know. If anyone has actual information, feel free to jump in...
Re:Covid-19 takes serious toll on heart health–a full year a...
by chucksta on Thursday February 10, 2022 @04:26PM
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Well that's generally how heat exchangers work, for that reason, even in temperate climates.
I know there are some standards for recycling air in public buildings such as schools, and air born sickness seems like something they would have to worry about normally, so I would imagine they were pretty prepared for that aspect
I skimmed this but didn't really see much past the actual heat source https://www.cibsejournal.com/general/life-support-keeping-sc...