Meet Ankith Burki, the 7th-grade student who built a machine that pulls water from air; low-frequency sound increased collection by 117%
- PC: Society For ScienceA glass of water usually begins somewhere familiar, such as a tap, bottle, reservoir or river.
- Seventh-grader Ankith Burki found another possibility in the moisture that already surrounds us.
- He built a machine that cools air enough for its water vapour to condense, creating droplets that can be collected as liquid water.
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- PC: Society For ScienceA glass of water usually begins somewhere familiar, such as a tap, bottle, reservoir or river.
- Seventh-grader Ankith Burki found another possibility in the moisture that already surrounds us.
- He built a machine that cools air enough for its water vapour to condense, creating droplets that can be collected as liquid water.
Sources: Times of India