An explosion has occurred at a Russian virology and biotechnology research institute in Siberia, where smallpox and other deadly viruses are stored.
rt.com
What kind of technology can protect against a biological attack or an outbreak of a deadly virus?
I know Tesla cars have some weird filter that is tight as fuck, but what's there for domestic use? Do air ionizers work? Do water filters help?
They mean a disease virus, not a computer virus, idiot.
smallpox isn't airborne dumbass
So... a 3D virus?
If you got a mark on your arm you don't need to worry about small pox.
What if it's a genetically-modified smallpox virus?
Like a sovietpox?
Realistically nothing short of total physical isolation. Virology labs use positive-pressure full-body suits with isolated oxygen supplies, essentially soft spacesuits, and accidental exposures happen even there.
>What kind of technology can protect against a biological attack or an outbreak of a deadly virus?
>I know Tesla cars have some weird filter that is tight as fuck, but what's there for domestic use? Do air ionizers work? Do water filters help?
>hurr durr i cant read
>he must be talking about computer viruses
Chlorofluorocarbons.
They destroy ozone layer, which removes UV protection. UV will damage viruses.
What,again?