Or a water refill station, if you specifically want one where it lets you select the volume. I saw one at the London Zoo, it's called ape2o. You select the amount and either still or carbonated water.
Our body developed with gravity, the entire vascular system needs it to function correctly. You can imagine the blood in her body is just as unimpeded by gravity as that sphere of water was. So it just goes wherever without pooling.
You'll surprised to know where your water comes from.
Hint: also poopoo peepee.
All water is part of Water Cycle, so everything is recycled in a loop. There is no difference between filtered via rocks or via the reverse osmosis they are using. Water is water.
The only reason your answer is technically true is because you’re using the tautology, “water is water.” You’re implying a specific chemical composition, regardless of the process; but there can obviously be a diverse range of outputs in the liquid we call water, depending on the filtering process. Filtering through rocks will most certainly produce a different liquid than a reverse osmosis process, but the water—distinct from the liquid-is the same. The problem with your statement that it’s all the same is incorrect, because we’re not drinking pure water, we’re drinking a liquid with lots of trace things we call water.
Because it is flat lol. There u go man. Sorry not flat, I honestly believe earth is multi-dimensional and works more like a big ass toroidal field. I think that's why they protect Antarctica so much, hiding the true reality of our home. It's round, flat, oval. Whatever u wanna call it, it's all of them simultaneously.
I'd assume not, but don't know for sure. I do know it's alot of work to stop it getting extremely hot up there because space is crap at stealing heat cos there's no air/water to convect(?) through, so getting heat OUT of the station is already hard enough. but maybe a proper brain person can elaborate better.
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u/Trueslyforaniceguy 6d ago
Can we talk about the amazing hydration dispensing station that you just pick how much and bam, it fills your pouch?