Imagine being able to pull a glass of water out of thin air when you’re thirsty. Sounds like science fiction, right? Well one Israeli company made it possible. Natasha Kirtchuk has the scoop... Insight to Israel www.iltv.tv
@Broken Arrow They do actually work and are quite popular as there are numerous manufacturers of these machines. This particular machine is made in Israel, but that doesn't mean they invented the technology; they've just put their own tweaks on it, which is cool, but I've seen other ones in various countries around the world.
This invention was originally created by a black man named Moses West. Look him up! Check out this short news clip. "When I pressed Moses on specs like the composition of the filter, he responded, “I can’t give away all my secrets.” After all Moses does own the patent on his AWG which he manufactures at a production facility in Austin, Texas. A machine that is also FDA licensed and approved. However, talking at length with Moses and looking into his 501c3 charitable organization The Water Rescue Foundation, it is clear Moses enjoys sharing his invention with the world even if it means missing opportunities to profit or even continuing to hold the patent." So he owns the patents and the secrets. Stop giving credit to the false Jews.
This is just a dehumidifier attached to a water purification system. It uses a cold condenser to "condense" humidity out of the air. It only really works if there is medium-high levels of humidity in the air... and uses a lot of power to do so in comparison to a desalinization plant.
Despite initial public opposition, water fluoridation continued in the United States. Proponents of fluoride recognized the importance of shaping public opinion and enlisted the expertise of Edward Bernays, a renowned figure in public relations. Bernays, famous for his successful marketing campaigns, employed his skills to manipulate public perception on numerous occasions, including the campaign that popularized bacon as a breakfast staple and the promotion of support for an invasion of Guatemala. These historical instances highlight the influence of public relations and the potential for biases in shaping public acceptance of water fluoridation. In this context, the innovation presented by the Israeli company, which allows water to be generated from thin air, seems to offer an alternative to traditional water sources. The technology, known as the atmosphere water generation machine (AWG), utilizes the atmospheric moisture present in the air and converts it into usable water. This method appears promising, particularly in regions where access to clean water is limited or compromised.
#me2...I am passionate about the country, our Jewish proven ancient history and archeology, authenticated in the bible, the Torah and even in the Koran. I love Israel, even as I acknowledge its pimples and warts shown in the egos of our leaders and certain sections of our society. BDS: B...believe in the truth of Israel D...develop Israeli innovations S....support Israel always.
I will bless you and you will become a blessing to the world. Israel is in indeed a blessing to the world. Regardless of constant distraction from their neighbors with unending conflict, life in Israel goes on as if they are at peace and comes up with innovation from all the fields one by one. Only God knows how they don't loose focus and dedicate themselves to research. 👍👍🙏
@@frederickvanhelsun9315 it does matter who made it... Because this video is falsely showing a Israel company as the maker of it which is not true.. give credit where credit is due simple
@@golden-63 a dehumidifier with a filter mmmm ok and who idea was it to add the filter??..was it yours nope....was it mines nope....it was MOSES WEST THE INVENTOR... YOU CAN ALWAYS REVERSE ENGINEER ANYTHING
This is dehumidifier. It uses electricity to cool air enough for water vapor from the air to condense. These machines are quite power hungry. I doubt there wil be enough electricity available in poor countries in africa.
@@gracejoy5339 - please be specific about what i did get wrong. I try to guess that you think i did not get how this machine works. So i went to the manufacturers FAQ (www.watergenusa.com/faqs/). There is a video where is clearly stated that the air is cooled and water condensed (0:30 to 0:40). There are also statements about power consumtion: large version consumes 55 kW (peak consumption 100 KW) that is power output of small car that has to run all day. Or 550 solar panels with 100 Watts each. (approx cost 100 dollars each) Furthermore - although they claim that their technology is 5x more effective than similar machines, there is no information about how much water it produces per Kilowatt/hour at given air humidity. But you can get some idea of it at this page: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moisture_removal_efficiency And once more - if I am wrong about something i invite you to debate about it.
@@marianhlavan6113 But then what is the point if it can't be used? I assume solar will be attached in the desert. Why is it being touted as a big deal if it's not usable?
God bless you Israel. Just another reason why I love to say in my comments "God bless you Israel". Blessings to your efforts with your new invention, "from the living God" of Israel of course. Peace be with you.
Christopher Tolhurst Seriously? This invention belongs to Hector Pino, who is a Chilean scientist.. They either paid him for the rights to use his design or someone facing a lawsuit very soon.
golden86 Yes but this innovative idea belongs Hector Pino, with all respect to Willis Carrier. Israel is just as always trying to claim other's patented intellectual property as their's.
2:26 In India, the fight between few states is against building dams and storing water for future use without letting it go to next state for agricultural irrigation. It's not in gallons but in TMC - thousand million cubic feet of water. Indian peninsula has got more shore to install sea water to drinking water through RO - which much much cheaper to meet their drinking water need if fresh water supply from rain and underground becomes a shortage.
what a good invention is this? We need that mechine in our courtry for our people. We have so many dry land we can used for agriture as well. Rather than our Government use our money for useless things. I wolud like one of Our Timor Leste Member of Government ( SAS Timor Leste) thinking of this inovation in Israel or at least we buy this michines from Israel?
@@domfreitas6430 America is growing by leaps and bounds and pretty soon people will have to move to desertic places where there is no water but this invention will solve the problem.
The technology is from shrinkage to capture the air cause of wind...also the high quality from the filter as well. Filtering every single part of microba until nano micron size. So the water it will so clean and proper to drink. They thinking the flow process how the rain was made from the weather. Briliant idea!!!
A black American named Moses West in the states created the atmospheric water generator that pulls moisture from the air, condenses it and turns it from gas to liquid. This Israeli company didn't make it possible he did.
@@golden-63 A dehumidifier and a atmospheric water generator are two different things. If his invention was created over one hundred years ago. The media wouldn't have talked about it. And he wouldn't have been documented as the person who invented it. Nor would he be able to patent the invention.
Im from the land below the wind Borneo of Sabah, Malaysia. We are a multi culture people in borneo. The Christians, the chinese, the muslims are all in one roof. But as a christian. Israel is a country that i really respect and love to be there one day. But because of the pandemic and whats happening in the world today, i can only pray for Israel the Land of Jesus Christ our saviour.. The promise land..much love from Borneo..
looks like it is working on concept of dehumidifier. This is again another example of introducing another problem to solve one. Sucking out moisture from atmosphere will drop humidity and make air dry in turn will cause lot of other environmental issues.
The water making water out of air is good but it should be 2 way other wise you have no rain. Therefore they should use it to not only make water but also rain making or reduce rate of rainfall. It is perfect weather control tool
Israel has rain making technology. Used for many years. We bring water technology to many countries, including g poor villages in Africa: both water and agriculture.
Jaci BDS failed to boycott Sodastream water. Sales went thru the roof. Rather join the real BDS. B = buy Israeli products D = develop Israeli innovations S = support Israel always And be blessed.
@@avis3471 Boycott water enough, you will die from thirst. Science fact here, just in case you forgot. Boycott air and let's see how that works for humanity...same outcome. I promise you....celebrate innovation and share it with everyone. New idea, new times...
There are already many companies producing the same atmospheric water generators - producing 3.000 to 6.000lts a day. They are just massive condensators, use a lot of energy and are very, but very expensive. A great simple invention, no doubt, but needs to be made economical.
ISRAEL IS OMNISCIENCE: Isaiah 41(KJV)18 I will open rivers in high places, and fountains in the midst of the valleys: I will make the wilderness a pool of water, and the dry land springs of water.
God's chosen people(Jews) are dark skinned, melinated people. A black man named Moses West invented this machine. God is right. His people went into captivity and this man, "Moses West" lives in Texas. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-tEoxVhUWkcw.html More on West
Moses West, a black inventor, was the first to create a machine that pulls water out of the air. His machine was producing 1000s of gallons of water for those who were deprived of water in Flint, Michigan, until its recent vandalism in the last few days. Was it a coincidence?
Shhhhht! Israel just claimed they invented it xD And also, water from dehumidifiers or AC's isn't suitable for human consumption. They probably want to shit themselves, so... good for them? maybe?
Problem is... how much will the filter cost? How many types of filter should we use? And for the low income third world country this is what will be the first that comes in mind.
No. Water t appeared from all sorts of water sources, seas, oceans. If you have water, you have agriculture, and whatever one needs in the air goes back to the atmosphere.
Israel also empty the river Jordan and the Dead see ! It s a bad idea because you reduce the moisture rate of the air, it’s not good for animals, and vegetables especialy in dry regions. This solution can not be generalised.
This verse is talking about the so called "blacks" who were sent into slavery and scattered among the 4 corners of the world. These people here are not the true Israelites.
Everyone will make these because they're practical. See, not just any nation or group of people is simple bright and intelligent...all people can be. Eventually...Pakistani, Israeli, Americans, Chinese, Russians and anyone who learns their lessons...one race on the planet...human. Peace to you.
I guess moses west should of been thinking about making money and not helping people.....just another time a black person invent something and someone else gets the recognition for it
Pump milions of liters of water in the desert with renewable energy make a oase.. and nature can do it's thing with condesasion insted of this :,( :) mix feelings #maikrainforstofdesert
There are several companies producing these types of systems and that's great, but here's the thing. As long as you're in the first world you can get around energy, electricity, and any issues with the replacement of parts and servicing. In the third world, not so much. What are these villagers going to do when these systems fail? They'll probably turn into big paper weights. Most likely many of these systems have proprietary components, which leaves very little wiggle room for the average villager. IMO, places that are far removed need methods and systems that are much more passive and can rely on collection and retention of rainfall in their respective areas. I'd first look into Permaculture before applying any of these systems in parts of the world where they don't have ready access to a Sears repairman, as it were. Don't get me wrong, high tech is great if you're going to the Space Station or Mars, but here on the blue marble, we'll that's another animal. We need methods and systems that the common folk can manage and thrive from. Again, IMO, too many moving parts.
There are many Israeli groups of volunteers going into many African villages, bringing this water technology as well as agricultural technology to make the villagers produce more food and self sustained.
I tried to copy the link of this video with the intention to spread this good news to all netizens around the world. But when I'm about to share it, the links has something that is against to the standard of Facebook community.
Because it's a lie. This innovation belongs to Hector Pino, the Chilean inventor that patented it years ago. Israel is pretending as if they have invented something new.
@@zenderbender1960 Do we care who innovates a good idea and has the capital to expand it so we all benefit? Why is this so hard to understand? Edison and Tesla went at it over power to homes and turns out Tesla was correct, Edison wasn't. Just life, friend. We all benefit if it works well...Moses West built one in the US recently and someone tried to destroy it in Flint Michigan not long ago. So what's your point. Hector Pino is a good scientist too, apparently. Get over it. You hate Israel for some reason...someone hated the Black guy in America too for giving free water to the people who needed it. So much anger in the world. No wonder we can't have nice things....Peace out, dude and have a drink of water maybe. Sound dehydrated sir, might brighten up your mood maybe, hydration.
Michael Hill Ofcourse we do care, this is intellectual and patented property. I can care less who sells it, the due credit belongs to the inventor that innovated the idea. Regardless of wether I hate or like Israel, stealing is bad and a crime. Yeah somone like Malcom X hated white supermacists too in U.S. for apartheid against black people, something Israel does everyday against Palestinians, maybe you try that drink and think about it. Both struggles started almost the same time and both were in solidarity with each other. PLO helped and trained ANC fighters against apartheid in South Africa. While Israel supported apartheid regime in South Africa.
@@zenderbender1960 Fair enough. Just glad the concept exists, now. I agree, whoever "invented" it, not copied and reinvented, should receive the actual credit, and I wish the concept could be treated more like open source software in terms of improvement of an original concept. The only real creator of this IMHO is He who Created Earth, itself, since the moisture is already there in our atmosphere. That would stop the contentious nature of all of this. Wright Brothers read all they could on airflight that had been written at the time they decided to experiment and did Kitty Hawk, so who knows, Leonardo's research may have played a significant role in the "invention" of human airflight, as well as birds of the air, itself. Enough credit to go around the globe, since this is the only place the application of this technology seems to work. Win is a win, regardless and politics has nothing really to do with anything at the end of things we see online and marvel at their actually working well. First man who dug a well and found water should also be congratulated for stealing it from underground. Such a harsh word but I think so limited reasoning. My daughter "stole" my heart at birth seems a better use of such words. The world's a mess anyway, with all of this "theft" of peace and joy now. Think about it, and thanks for your post. God bless, fellow human on the planet. Do good. No arguments there....later gator.
@@martalevin4829 why?, i mean, there is no other way to get water from the air, regular dehumidifiers are not build to have drinking water but anyway it is not an efficient way to spend your energy, there are other ways like desalinate water from the sea.
It’s stupid you think that this well help the people in poverty get access to clean water one of the main reasons why they can’t is lack of infrastructure and they can’t afford modern stuff like this.
