by Claire Hamlett January 19, 2021

Only around 800 people globally have contracted H5N1 since 2003, but around 60 percent of them died from the disease … .the World Health Organization (WHO) warned that a global avian flu pandemic could kill 150 million people.

As the world continues to battle the coronavirus pandemic, a parallel scenario is unfolding in the avian world. Outbreaks of avian flu have been detected on poultry farms from the UK to Japan, resulting in millions of birds being culled globally.

In the UK, all captive birds have been forced into their own lockdown since mid-December, with keepers of flocks big and small ordered to keep their birds indoors for the foreseeable future.

Since November, multiple strains of the avian flu including the highly pathogenic H5N1, one of the most common strains, have been found on farms in Japan, South Korea, India, Russia, Israel, and several European countries. Highly pathogenic strains can cause severe illness in birds with symptoms including swelling of the head and difficulty breathing, though some birds such as ducks can be asymptomatic.

Death is almost guaranteed within 48 hours. Authorities have said that the risk to the public from the current spate of outbreaks is low.

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The new 4,600 km internet highway between Beijing and Shanghai incorporates two satellites which receive instantaneous ‘teleported’ quantum data, making at least that part of the network infinitely fast, and defying the laws of physics.

Pan Jianwei, world-leading Chinese quantum scientist

And the latest quantum computer can solve mathematical problems in seconds that the world’s fastest conventional computer, Japan’s Fugaku, would take an estimated 600 million years to solve.

Albert Einstein called instant quantum entanglement “spooky”, and for a good reason.

Dr Ben Buchler, associate professor at the Australian National University, explains the phenomenon using two bowls of quantum-entangled Smarties. In his example, two people pick Smarties from the bowls without looking at their colour. The chance of the Smarties being orange or green or red is essentially random.

Scientists have established the world’s first integrated quantum communication network, combining over 700 optical fibers on the ground with two ground-to-satellite links to achieve quantum key distribution over a total distance of 4,600 kilometers for users across the country. Credit: University of Science and Technology of China

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By Colectivo Kaosenlared Published on Jan 21, 2021..original en castellano abajo

The hack suffered in the early hours of January 20, had generated damage that was corrected 48 hours later. We appreciate the solidarity of so many friendly people and other media. We thank the computer scientists and colleagues of Nodo 50, always in solidarity.

Throughout these 48 hours they have worked tirelessly to recover the web. We

do not know the specific reasons for the attack, but the historical ones, those already known: The enemy attacks, their tolerance level is low in the face of complaints, news and opinion articles that portray and show cruelty, corruption, repression and violence. exploitation of the capitalist system.

Several were the news and articles that that day 20 had been published liable to provoke such fury, we do not know if one or all of them motivated this attack.

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