Made of electrified gas, called plasma, the solar material dances in response to huge magnetic fields on the sun. In modern times, we know that the corona is constantly on the move. They are the sun’s atmosphere, the corona, which extends beyond the more easily seen surface, known as the photosphere. We wore goggles to protect our eyes, gazing at the dim structures around the edges of the sun. The corridor lay mostly over the ocean but also cut across the northern tip of Australia where we all gathered to watch. Attaching a solar eclipse I found for you, Australia Nov 13 2012, a total one in a n arrow corridor in the southern hemisphere. I read how virus secretion may increase in bat species undergoing habitat loss while imaging the high-rise apartments go up aside Wuhan seafood market in 09. This virus, the hemispherics, the heliotic sunspot activity of a collapsing wall. The Sun’s corona extends millions of kilometres into outer space and is most easily seen during a total solar eclipse, but it is also observable with a coronagraph. The name coronavirus is derived from the Latin corona, meaning “crown” or “halo”, which refers to the characteristic appearance reminiscent of a crown or a solar corona around the virions (virus particles) when viewed under two-dimensional transmission electron microscopy, due to the surface covering in club-shaped protein spikes. An armistice ball organised by the Red Cross in Nairobi had a similar effect in Kenya, while in London, the poet Ezra Pound wandered through the rainy streets ‘to observe the effect of armistice on the populace’ and came down with what he thought, at first, was a cold. Thousands poured into the streets of Lima, Peru, triggering an explosion of flu in the days that followed.
On the 11th, the armistice was signed and celebrations broke out across the world, creating close to ideal conditions for a crowd disease. He would become known as one of the men behind the atom bomb.
Szilard later moved to America and worked on the problem of nuclear fission. There he was wheeled into a hospital ward that ‘resembled a laundry’, with wet sheets draped between the beds.13 This humidity cure is unlikely to have contributed to his eventual recovery, but he was still in the hospital when he received a letter from his captain, informing him that the rest of his regiment had been killed at the Battle of Vittorio Veneto, on the Italian front. He fell sick while training with his regiment at Kufstein in Austria, and was granted leave to return home to Budapest. “Strangely, the flu saved at least one life that autumn–that of a young Hungarian physicist named Leo Szilard. I remember the name Szilard, like blizzard, from Spinney page 8, November 1918: r 1918: According to Dennis Gabor, the British-Hungarian inventor of holography, Leo Szilard tried in 1928 to convince him to build an electron microscope. John Campbell, and started watching, 26 January, it opens with John top right, a camera peering down on an electron micrograph of a coronavirus, John with red pen begins to circle the edge of one. Does it all connect? What would Slothrop the war paranoiac say? China… SARS 2004… poor practice this is how a disease works, we live in a systemic world, who would have guessed the next global financial crisis would come from a bat in Wuhan… then again habitat loss has been linked to increases in virus secretion in some forms of bat. Conspiracies of the plague, locusts in east Africa, biowarfare, strange closures of labs, U.S. I started watching videos late into the night – drones over deserted Wuhan, microscopic exposure plates of COVID-19, a solar corona in eclipse… bats…how bats immune systems are so powerful they don’t suffer from the phlegm drowning humans do.
Yesterday I started reading two books – Pale Rider : The Spanish Flu of 1918 and How it Changed the World (Laura Spinney) and The Plague (Albert Camus).
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