Made it to Sedona...had lunch and got into our resort room early, chilling now, will go get some groceries and chill the rest of the day and after dinner at 8 there will be star gazing!

Wife and friend are planning tomorrow's adventures hiking, river, etc before it gets too hot!

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Yes, this is true. Chemist Omar Yaghi, a 2025 Nobel Prize winner in Chemistry, and his company, Atoco, have developed a new atmospheric water-harvesting system that is gaining significant attention as a potential solution to global water shortages.

Here are the key details:

The Technology: The system uses reticular chemistry to create molecularly engineered materials called Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOFs). These act as "molecular sponges" that can trap water molecules directly from the air, even in extremely dry conditions (as low as 10–20% relative humidity)
Energy Efficiency: Unlike traditional methods that require energy-intensive cooling to reach the dew point, Yaghi's system operates using ambient thermal energy (such as sunlight or low-grade waste heat). This allows it to function off-grid without electricity

Capacity: The units, which are roughly the size of a 20ft shipping container, can generate up to 1,000 liters (approx. 265 gallons) of clean water per day in arid ...