How this ANCIENT wind catcher make building cool 

Evaporation cooling can be used anywhere with wind n a thin pool off water that's the principle behind modern cooling such as fridges n freezers they had ginormous freezers in the desert in Iran 3000 years ago all same principle as modern cooling just there's was free n designed a bit different but same principles 👍

​@@thearcanamodernau8130 you saying it wont work in countries like India? Apart from the humidity, shouldn't the same physics apply.

A same technology with some extra cooling featured tunnel exists in the Golkonda Fort, Hyderabad, India. The wind tunnel also has limestone lining somewhere underground and the exit air is several degrees cooler. And it always carry a moderate heavy air flow into the hall on top of the fort tower.

​@@rahulk2633it will work in India also if the terrain and local wind patterns is usable. You can see a natural AC ventilation in Golkonda Fort, Hyderabad.

​@@jshaw4757Adding a pool of water would increase humidity. This might be good in a dry desert, but not in the tropics.

Hmm... If I understand right, the actual diagram displayed in the video thumbnail suggests the exact opposite of the situational model you're describing.

@@Thalanox I don't think that's exactly correct, but maybe it's not quite as clearly evident as it could be?

yes because india is still living in the prehistoric ages and hasn't figured out AC yet

@@Rodrigo-jd2wg i imagine the large amount of rain wouldn't help

I think so too!

Wind catchers can cause a catastrophe in case of fire. Check if it is approved by the fire marshall in your area.

Yeah! And antibiotics! How come they didn't have the science to discover them when they needed them?! Could be more clever indeed!

@@GK-we4co Well, they probably had some treatments and cures that unknowingly took advantage of antibiotics, they simply didn't understand microorganisms at the time, however they did make use of them as in making cheese and breads from natural yeast, even the bacteria involved in sourdough bread has a slight sterilizing effect hence it's use in pickling and yogurt. Chances are many of their poultices and folk cures worked due to antibiotics from microorganisms. There was a recent study of how Orangutans applied leaves to their wounds and though the effectiveness of that treatment was due to the medical properties of the plants used not antibiotics, it shows that animals may use medical treatments but probably without fully understanding why they work and the same may be true of primitive man... Ancient man did have windows on their houses for ventilation and lighting, it would only take a bit of observation to note that opening windows at right angles to each other caused airflow between the two regardless of wind direction, they may not realize this was due to the Bernoulli effect but they could've observed the openings didn't have to be windward and leeward... To a certain extent, the prevailing wind windward and leeward wind tower was a bit of over thinking by the ancients. However, there are ancient wind towers that are square with openings on all four sides so they may have been stumbling towards a Bernoulli solution without realizing it.

Look at the design at the :40 mark.

nah, its because of western bombs.

How was the weather there

@@m16tv77 HOT... BRUH ITS IN MIDDLE OF DESERT

It can go up to 15 m normally

They are measured in unjts of tall.

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it WAS used mostly in hot dry areas... however also seen in longitueds as far as 45 degrees

I think it is cooling when the air passing through mud ventilation, air gets cooled.