Apparently July is a quiet month here at the Virtuosi. We're busy with research, travel, vacation, etc. I, myself, have been busy with only a few of those things, though I've also been studying for my qualifying exam, which is coming up in less than a month. However, that's not the question before us today. Today I'd like to think about the density of bugs in the air. I was walking outside this past weekend, there was a fierce wind blowing, and twice in five minutes a bug hit my ear. That seemed like a lot. But for 1 hour of previous walking no bugs hit my ear. How many bugs would there have to be per cubic meter of air to achieve that rate?
