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Controlled trial that said, compare 6-foot with three within feet. there wasn't that scientific evaluation of it. what i believe this cdc used for their reason to say 6 feet is that studies years ago showed that when you are dealing with droplets -- which at the time that the cdc made that recommendation, and list out that the transmission was primarily through droplet and not aerosol, which was incorrect. we know now aerosol does play a role. that is the reason why they did it. it had little to do with me, since i didn't make the recommendation. by saying there was no science behind it means ...

Could have been done i think that he did the best that he could have been done under the circumstances which he explained very early on, where we have thousands of people dying from this novel virus. >> and we were fake figuring things out as we win. and with more data, we were able to adjust. now, let me backup for a second because the republicans tried to put the attack on the node date now for the six feet of social distancing as an attack on the basic public health principle of social distancing when you have an aerosolized or droplet transmittable virus from somebody's mouth. now, it does...

Areas the level of vifers so high it would not be fruendt bring the children back to school. >> laura: along with the mask mandate. fauci's endorsement of social distancing was among the most antiscientific of his strong recommendations. by the way recommendation he is conveniently now trying to distance himself from. don't blame me it was the cdc's fault. >> wasn't we realized it was not speed by aerosol and droplets. go back to the cdc and say let's base this on science. let's get rid of this 6-foot rule. >> it was a cdc decision and it was clear. >> were you dialoguing with the cdc? >> cdc ...

Nakhumicha said wearing masks will minimize the spread of respiratory droplets

From the surface of the object when it was exposed to the fireball that surrounded it as a result of friction from air. then we found more of these droplets along the meteor path. it was a very challenging task. we're talking about particles that are the size of a grain of sand, less than a millimeter across the region of 7 miles when the ocean depth is more than a mile. but we managed to bring home more than 700 of them. over the past two months at harvard university, we used the best instruments the world has to offer to figure out their composition. and guess what, we are able to demonstrat...