A jacket that harvests drinking water from the air
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A jacket that harvests drinking water from the air
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#3My first thought was “yay a stillsuit” - but this grabs moisture from the air, not the wearer’s body. So no. No stillsuit yet.
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#5Vaporware has never tasted so good or been so refreshing.
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#6My first thought was “yay a stillsuit” - but this grabs moisture from the air, not the wearer’s body. So no. No stillsuit yet.
Seconded. I wonder which would taste better though.
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#7My first thought was “yay a stillsuit” - but this grabs moisture from the air, not the wearer’s body. So no. No stillsuit yet.
Lisan al-Gaib!
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#8My first thought was “yay a stillsuit” - but this grabs moisture from the air, not the wearer’s body. So no. No stillsuit yet.
Just wear it in reverse ;)
A big step towards a stillsuit anyways ;)
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#9This sort of thing can't work as it would break basic laws of thermodynamics. Best case it's a dehumidifier with extra steps.
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#10My first thought was “yay a stillsuit” - but this grabs moisture from the air, not the wearer’s body. So no. No stillsuit yet.
Would you want it? I thought you were supposed to urinate and defecate in the suit so as to maximally retain moisture.