cross-posted from: https://lemmy.zip/post/59925291
The system can function in air with 20% humidity or less. But these 1,000 liter a day machines are not small, at around shipping container size.
Yet again, nobody seems to be giving a thought what this means to organisms that are living in the desert. This water is necessary for life and we’re taking it.
Finally, I can achieve my dreams of becoming a moisture farmer.
Hope you enjoy a whiny nephew
I swear to god if that kid brings up the academy one more time, just kill me
But crying about not getting to go to Tashii station is okay?
Shut the FUCK up we have a shed literally full of power converters, your friends are absolute trash anyway and come on what kind of name even is “Biggs Darklighter” it sounds like his parents were from a Flash Gordon ripoff
Not the power converters we were looking for. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rpUkokRx3-k
What
In Star Wars, Luke Skywalker was raised by Anakin’s step brother, Owen Lars, who was a moisture farmer on Tatooine. That made him Luke’s step uncle. We’re all referencing Star Wars quotes.
You know the kid with the unhealthy obsession with womp rats
Little psychopath just bull’s-eyeing 'em all day long in his T-16
Peaceful living as a smoldering skeleton
Where’s my blue milk?
Lisan al-Gaib!
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Bruh.
shipping container size
That’s far smaller than I expected. I also don’t imagine it will be cheap. If they manage to make it less than $100,000 then I’ll be baffled. Less than $500,000 and I’ll be excited for the possibilities in my lifetime.
$500,001
“booooring”
sorry but isn’t that just a good dehumidifier? Is there something new?
And how much power does it use?
When I looked at condensers in the past, they weren’t incredibly energy-efficient. I suspect that it’s cheaper in the long run to do desalination and build a pipeline to wherever inland you want freshwater, unless you have very limited-in-scale need.
This (seemingly) solves some issues in places like Africa where warlords block or destroy delivery systems to remote villages. Also fixes disaster recovery where pipes are destroyed or water systems are contaminated
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