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This could be a huge one...
Scientists have created a solar powered device that can be used to pull drinkable water out of thin air which would help in some of the hottest climates that have little to no drinkable water nearby.
Works at temps as low as 104 which would be perfect for climates such as Arizona, California, Texas, much of Africa, the Middle East, Australia and South America.
The device is relatively small, can be place outside a house and pulls significant amounts of water, between 0.91 and 1.82 gallons per kg of material used, which is a hydrogel.
www.thecooldown.com
Scientists have created a solar powered device that can be used to pull drinkable water out of thin air which would help in some of the hottest climates that have little to no drinkable water nearby.
Works at temps as low as 104 which would be perfect for climates such as Arizona, California, Texas, much of Africa, the Middle East, Australia and South America.
The device is relatively small, can be place outside a house and pulls significant amounts of water, between 0.91 and 1.82 gallons per kg of material used, which is a hydrogel.
Researchers reach 'significant' breakthrough with device that can produce potable water out of thin air — here's how it works
As parts of the globe face the ongoing problem of water scarcity, a groundbreaking new device that turns hot air into drinking water could help.
www.thecooldown.com