Wissenschaftler verwandeln Nebel in frisches Wasser mit neuer Technologie, Fuel Hope für trockenste Regionen | Nebelsammler könnten täglich zwischen 0,2 und 5 Litern pro Quadratmeter ergeben, wobei das Spitzenpotential unter optimalen Bedingungen 10 Liter pro Quadratmeter erreicht.

    https://www.frontiersin.org/journals/environmental-science/articles/10.3389/fenvs.2025.1537058/full

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    1. Is this going to be another over-hyped dehumidifier, and how is it more useful for drawing moisture out of the air where there isn’t any?

    2. Deletereous on

      Nothing new here. They are using standard fog collectors. The study is to evaluate the impact of fog collection in the Chilean desert.

    3. RobbyRobRobertsonJr on

      And people wonder why America is doing a full audit of their books.

      Some shyster most likely received a sizable grant to write this drivel …. your tax dollars at work

    4. Sweet, time to set up shop as a moisture farmer! Anyone know where I can get some decent power converters for a reasonable price?

    5. We also need to find some caverns to store the water collected by the windtraps

    6. PantlessDan on

      Love how every time one of these glorified dehumidifiers shows up they’re always like
      „this thing is able to get a minuscule amount of water when placed into monsoon like conditions! This will be great for helping out in the desert!!!“

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