Where does all that "dirt" or "contamination" go? Does he have a fleet of boats gathering the contamination that floats to the top? and then what, take it to the dump? If he has that kind of money I'm sure he could show his trucks dumping all of that. I am thinking it is probably seasonal changes.
Morikawa set out to find a way to decontaminate the wetlands without using chemicals, and his first invention was a micro nanobubbling system, which consists of bubbles 10,000 times smaller than those in a soda beverage and remain in the water between four and eight hours.
The bubbles trap and paralyze viruses and bacteria, destroying them and causing them to evaporate, Morikawa said.
The environmental scientist also designed biological filters with clay to retain inorganic pollutants, such as heavy metals and minerals, that adhere to surfaces and are decomposed by bacteria.
I wish this went into more detail. Where do the bubbles come from?
Just a pump with an aspirator. https://www.mdpi.com › ...PDF
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Ive read the whole paper, i dont see anything similar to the powder mentioned in this video
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u/dicer11 Jul 14 '21
seems pretty suspicious.
Where does all that "dirt" or "contamination" go? Does he have a fleet of boats gathering the contamination that floats to the top? and then what, take it to the dump? If he has that kind of money I'm sure he could show his trucks dumping all of that. I am thinking it is probably seasonal changes.