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Dystopic Water: Scientists Turn Smart Aerogel into Drinking Water
Water shortage is a globally recognized problem. Many scientists are afraid of facing a future where people will fight over the tiny drops of it. Fortunately, a group of scientists managed to develop a groundbreaking technology that might prevent this dire future.
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