The footage begins in a quiet backyard, but once the gate unlocks, the camera enters a cave stretching six miles into the ...

The footage begins harmlessly at a cemetery, but everything shifts the moment the team steps through the gate into the cave ...

The answer to fixing a water shortage could be floating through the air. Researchers at Virginia Tech are pulling water from fog using a harp. You can't play a tune with the fog harp, but it's music ...

In some of the most arid regions of the world, from the Sahara to the Andes, special nets have long been used to catch moisture from the air, turning fog into drinking water. These fog harvesters are ...

Have you ever heard of "freezing fog?" This is what is looks like - that white layer on trees and grass on the side of the road. The National Weather Service issued a Freezing Fog Advisory for several ...

Harvesting water from fog isn’t just a chore for young Luke Skywalker — it’s become an important part of bringing clean water to people living in drought-prone climates across the globe. The problem ...

The investment in Fernandez’s research speaks to the importance of fog in the area. He emphasizes the daily impact it has on ...

Rural communities in arid regions have harvested tiny droplets of fog for years as a source of fresh drinking water. Now, researchers say that fog water can be a practical supplement to stave off ...

Fog harvesting has long been a method of collecting water around the world. As climate change makes water harder and harder to find, technology is... How to harvest water from clouds of fog LAARE, ...

California has long struggled with chronic drought and water scarcity—Newsweek spoke to two experts about whether capturing water from fog may be able to help. They were both optimistic about using ...

The Earth is 70 percent water, but almost all of that liquid is seawater us humans can’t drink. Already, California is besieged by drought, while citizens in South Africa’s Cape Town try to push back ...