Coronavirus droplets survive in humid air up to 23 times longer than they do in dry conditions, study finds

The coronavirus that causes Covid-19 can survive in the air for longer in humid conditions, a new study has reported.

SARS-CoV-2, which has killed around three-quarters of a million people worldwide, is carried in microscopic droplets emitted during natural respiratory activities, such as breathing, and talking.

But in an environment with high humidity – a high concentration of water vapour present in the air – droplets can travel up to 16 feet away.

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