Scientists filled a strange 3D-printed clay cube with water and discovered it could cool air by nearly 7°C

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Scientists filled a strange 3D-printed clay cube with water and discovered it could cool air by nearly 7°C | - The Times of India

On a warm day, a wall is usually something to escape from rather than something that helps cool a room. At Graz University of Technology in Austria, that assumption is being turned around with a ceramic structure that uses little more than water, porous clay and evaporation.

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Scientists filled a strange 3D-printed clay cube with water and discovered it could cool air by nearly 7°C | - The Times of India

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Forget air conditioning: This brick could cool city streets by 9°C without electricity, and scientists say it works | - The Times of India

Scientists created the world's whitest paint that reflects 98.1% of sunlight and it could cool buildings without air conditioning | - The Times of India

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Scientists filled a strange 3D-printed clay cube with water and discovered it could cool air by nearly 7°C | - The Times of India

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Forget air conditioning: This brick could cool city streets by 9°C without electricity, and scientists say it works | - The Times of India

Scientists created the world's whitest paint that reflects 98.1% of sunlight and it could cool buildings without air conditioning﻿ | - The Times of India

Scientists created the world's whitest paint that reflects 98.1% of sunlight and it could cool buildings without air conditioning | - The Times of India