Hi,
I am new in this forum and I hope that my amateurish questions are okay…
My first question may be sort of critical because it is about viruses, they are not really living beings, nontheless.
How do they "survive"? Every year the influenza kills a lot of people. The dangerous time is the late winter, as far as I know.
(I am in Germany, by the way). There are viral shockwaves every year but how does for example this virus do this?
Is there some scheme?
I would expect from "them" to be tricky. Be there where the beings are weaker than usual. Winter. So does the virus spread out
always from the cold to the warmer parts? From a physical perspection: Are they part of the air or do they necessarily sink down?
If so, if they sink down, if I touch something infected in June, did "they survive"?
Is it just my body beeing more resistent in summer times?
Thanks for your comments and best wishes,
Jens