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works best for details. Results may vary. When I think of the word airborne, I think of the 1995 movie outbreak.

We're a deep shit building, the virus is aerosolized. a that they're dealing with has mutated and suddenly gone.

It's grown airborne.

Airborn.

What?

It spreads like the flu.

You got 19 dead, you got hundreds more infected, and it's spreading like a brush fire.

You got to isolate the sick, and I mean, really isolate them, Billy Billy. We gotta get everybody else back into the houses. We gotta keep on there.

And maybe because of that movie, the idea of any virus being airborne scares the shit out of me.

But that's just a movie.

It's not real life.

This pandemic, though, that's real.

And the question of whether or not this coronavirus is airborne, well, it's more complicated

than you probably think. The word airborne, it means something different to different people and it means something different

to different types of scientists.

So how does that work?

And what does that mean for transmission? Today on the show, we have some major unanswered questions about how this

coronavirus moves from one person to another. Starting with the word airborne.

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