MIT Makes Water From Desert Air
Tech Water First MIT Water System Water from dry deserts. A research team from MIT has developed an instrument that can extract water from the driest of desert air. It's never been done before at a humidity level of 10%. MIT just did it. Previous technology to harvest water from fog requires 100% humidity and from dew 50% humidity plus refrigeration. This is a breakthrough. It's Proven Tech The scientists have proven that their water extraction system works. Even the most arid places in the world have some moisture in the air. The MIT device was tested in the very dry air of Tempe, Arizona and it extracted drinkable water. What's breakthrough is that it's a practical way to harvest water from the air in bone-dry locations. It's S olar Powered The new device is based on new, high surface area materials called metal-organic frameworks (MOF's), that can extract potable water from extremely dry air. It's powered solely by the sun. The device