Former NASA engineer and science vlogger Mark Rober (previously) conducted a very interesting experiment to find out how germs spread around a classroom of elementary school children.
Using Glo Germ, an invisible sticking powder that fluoresces under UV light to simulate the presence of germs, Rober was able to track how a virus can make its way around a whole group with only two people (a student and teacher) “infected”.
I’ve always thought if we could somehow just see the germs around us everyone would be a lot more careful and we get sick way less. Unfortunately, that’s still not possible, so I did the next best thing by running a day-long experiment in this third-grade classroom.
