Space
International Space Station: A Safe Place from the Coronavirus
A safe place is what many people worldwide today wish to have. The pandemic due to the coronavirus outbreak is getting worse each day, with reported cases now exceeding 190,000. A study has found that the virus spreads very fast due to "stealth transmissions." This might make us think that there is nowhere to go to escape it. However, there is one likely place out of reach of the virus: the ISS or the International Space Station.
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