Si j'étais un flux... de microbes

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Le monde qui nous entoure est composé de flux: flux de passagers dans un aéroport, flux de migrants, flux de marchandises d'un bout à l'autre de la planète, flux d'informations et de données de toutes sortes, flux d'énergie et de matières premières. Sans parler des flux qui traversent le corps humain: flux sanguin, flux nerveux. Quant aux flux de ninjas...Ecoutez Evan nous raconter le trajet d'un flux de nouveau coronavirus.Sons: MusineKit et son de la forêt de Mae Pok, Thaïlande(https://timberfestival.org.uk/soundsoftheforest-soundmap/)Photo: Jens Rydell.

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