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Researchers at Singapore university turn air into water using aerogel

Researchers at the National University of Singapore (NUS) have created a substance that pulls water from air without using any external force.

The team of researchers at Singapore university has created an ultra-light aerogel that works like a sponge that does not need a battery. The study says the aerogel attracts water molecules from the air, condenses them into a liquid, and lets out the water.