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Researchers at Singapore university turn air into water using aerogel India Today Web Desk Researchers at the National University of Singapore (NUS) have created a substance that pulls water from air without using any external force, according to a study published in Science Advances. The team of researchers at Singapore university has created an ultra-light aerogel that works like a sponge that does not need a battery. The aerogel pulls water from the air but it doesn't need to be squeezed to extract the water from it. According to the study, about one kg of aerogel will prod...
Close There has been a couple of movies about a dystopic future where everyone battles to the death over minuscule drops of water. Many scientists and doomsday preppers are afraid that the dystopic waterless future might eventually come into existence. They are afraid that wars will be fought over water. But, researchers from the National University of Singapore might have found a way to avoid those movies from being our reality. (Photo : National University of Singapore) The water-producing aerogel is invented by a team of six researchers led by Professor Ho Ghim Wei (left). Two of them ar...
New Aerogel Extracts Water from Air Without External Power Source Written by AZoMJan 19 2021 According to some people, future wars will be fought over water, and a billion individuals throughout the world are already grappling to find sufficient water to survive. The water-producing aerogel is invented by a team of six researchers led by Professor Ho Ghim Wei (left). Two of them are Dr Gamze Yilmaz (center) and Dr Fan Lu Meng (right). Image Credit: National University of Singapore. Scientists from the National University of Singapore (NUS) have now addressed this problem. The team has develop...