WaterSeer Journal providing information about our journey
In the last few blogs, were an education on water, the expanding water shortage, and the opportunities for a sustainable solution for water abundance, security and independence for everyone. Blog post #6 will call on earlier blogs for evidence and background. If you get a little lost, no worries. We wrote the first set of blogs to give you the background you would need to get started on the next phase; why you should get a WaterSeer configuration of your own.
In the last few blogs, we learned we are running out of water and climate change is making it worse. We also learned almost 100% of the water we use is polluted and no one has water security and independence. We learned there is more than enough for everyone replenished every day untapped, unowned, and unused, in the air around us.
Worldwide Relative Humidity. Well the first answer is it never stays in one place. It moves from oceans to the air, from aquifers to the surface, and moves constantly whenever and wherever the wind blows, literally. It moves seasonally, following the warmer weather back and forth across the equator. And it moves in multi-year phases, such as the Pacific Ocean El Nino cycle.
Pretty much everywhere! Hydrogen is the most common chemical element in the Universe, Oxygen is close behind, and they love to get together in H2O threesomes. Closer to home, there is an ocean of water under the ice on the moons of Saturn. In fact, there is so much water, that NASA is planning a mission to go there and look for life. And speaking of life, more water and water-based molecules have just been found on Mars, and on the Moon there’s far more water than anyone expected.
Most of the water used in California comes from either an unreliable mountain snowpack, or from underground aquifers that are being depleted faster than they can be replenished. WaterSeer uncertain water future for the Golden State. If you live in California, take your future into your hand and buy a WaterSeer today!
In case you were wondering, this week is National Teacher Appreciation Week and our WaterSeer team would like to take a moment to thank teachers across the country for their impact on our education. They do so much more than instruct, teachers are caring professionals who connect with students and strive to unlock their potential. In fact, last Thursday we met a special person that truly influences her students to think far beyond the boundaries of the classroom.
Elon Musk once said, “When something is important enough, you do it even when the odds are not in your favor.” Remember in the last blog post we spoke about the concept phase in product development? Our crowdfunding campaign was conducted during the concept phase of our development. A detail that caused some to doubt the efficacy of our design.
As odd as it might sound to some of you, getting water out of thin air isn’t a crazy concept. Everything that lives gets its water from the atmosphere, some through precipitation and some directly from the air. According to the U.S. Department of Energy, the air in our atmosphere contains a varying amount of water vapor, depending on the weather...
