Today’s Solutions: May 09, 2026

A company has figured out how to harvest drinking water out of thin air, using a combination of materials science, solar power, and predictive data. If you’re not following how that it’s possible, don’t worry; you’d likely have to be an expert in materials science and fluid dynamics to grasp the process immediately. But if you’re curious, see here how these solar panels produce liters of water each day.

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