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Most of the water at the ISS is already recycled, but they still do need periodic refills. Something like it would also work on Mars, but as far as I know the s
by exDM69 11y ago
Most of the water at the ISS is already recycled, but they still do need periodic refills. Something like it would also work on Mars, but as far as I know the system is quite big, complex and expensive.
> Submarines are probably good at doing this, but the price per square meter of floor would be prohibitive.
Nuclear submarines produce clean water from sea water as an intentional byproduct.
- stcredzero 11y agoI was specifically referring to the environmental controls. There are dehumidifiers onboard that can extract water from the air.