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Portan Up and then comes Down - The Apprentice - 03-19-2018 https://www.studyfinds.org/viruses-bacteria-fall-from-sky/ VANCOUVER — This study will make you think twice about stepping outside for a breath of fresh air. A team of scientists from around the world confirmed millions of viruses rising into the atmosphere, traveling — sometimes for thousands of miles — and falling back down to the surface. The study, carried out by researchers from the U.S., Canada, and Spain, is the first of its kind to confirm viruses are being swept up into the free toposphere — the layer of atmosphere between the area where Earth’s weather systems develop — and below the stratosphere, where airplanes fly. Fresh air” may not be so fresh after all. A new study finds that millions of viruses and bacteria are swept into the atmosphere and travel long distances before eventually falling back down to earth. The numbers are “astonishing” the researchers say, but remember, a virus is a tiny particle, little more than a strand of DNA and a mechanism for attaching to organic matter. Edit, What if viruses are coated with a protective layer and can withstand extreme cold tempratures and are then reactivated as they fall back to earth, Virus trails anyone, the first to be effected could be migratory birds which fly high en-route??.