1 When the virus was spread in a thin layer onto surfaces like glass, metal or leaves, the longest survival was 144 hours at 5 degrees C (thatâs ~ 41F).  At 20C (68F), the virus was infective for 24h on glass and leaves and 48h on metal.
On April 21, 1521, Magellan took part in the Battle of Mactan and was killed by Lapu-Lapu's army. After Magellan's death, Sebastian del Cano had the Conception burned (so it could not be used against them by the locals) and took over the two remaining ships and 117 crewmembers.
Vote for this answer. Ferdinand Magellan and a filipino servant of his, and not the crew of his ship, were the first two people to circumnavigate the world. Magellan went to the Philipines and returned to Europe with the filipino servant (I don't know his or her name). Many years later, they set sail around the world in a westerly direction. When they reached the Philipines, Magellan and the servant had completed their circumnavigation of the globe. Magellan was killed at that point, but he had already done the deed! The crew went on to return to Portugal, completing their circumnavigation of the globe.