Space weather and COVID-19 Pandemic Genogeography
<p>Space weather and the dynamics of Solar Activity (SA) have a significant impact on biota and society. So, all influenza epidemics of the 19-21 centuries developed only at the extremes of solar activity (Table 1)</p>
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