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Does the amount of atmosphere that the sun's rays have to go through significantly affect the amount of sunlight/radiation received at ground level?
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If most cases of corona have relatively mild symptoms, then is it possible that the epidemic is much wider than what is reported, but also that many people might get it but be unaware of it and go about their lives without having really been affected?
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Does the amount of atmosphere that the sun's rays have to go through significantly affect the amount of sunlight/radiation received at ground level?
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If most cases of corona have relatively mild symptoms, then is it possible that the epidemic is much wider than what is reported, but also that many people might get it but be unaware of it and go about their lives without having really been affected?
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