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Sneezes Travel Really, Really Far​

Up to 200 feet.

By Paca Thomas
April 22, 20141:48 PM
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Dude, cover your mouth! Based on new research from MIT, we know now that when you sneeze, it can travel as far as 200 feet–all thanks to a previously undetected gas bubble known as a “multiphase turbulent buoyant bubble.” Gross.

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