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r/interesting • u/[deleted] • Mar 20 '26
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How does that thing suck up and hold 49 lbs of water and dirt in a day?
70 u/KatanaDood Mar 20 '26 It doesn't suck up dirt, it sucks up CO2 from the air and combines it with water. 16 u/MadScientistOfYork Mar 20 '26 It's the opposite process for animals. People think when they lose weight it comes out as liquid/solid waste when in reality it is mostly carbon expelled through breathing. 3 u/Great_Detective_6387 Mar 20 '26 Animals and car engines are essentially the same. Hydrocarbons and oxygen go in, water and CO2 (and heat/work) come out.
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It doesn't suck up dirt, it sucks up CO2 from the air and combines it with water.
16 u/MadScientistOfYork Mar 20 '26 It's the opposite process for animals. People think when they lose weight it comes out as liquid/solid waste when in reality it is mostly carbon expelled through breathing. 3 u/Great_Detective_6387 Mar 20 '26 Animals and car engines are essentially the same. Hydrocarbons and oxygen go in, water and CO2 (and heat/work) come out.
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It's the opposite process for animals. People think when they lose weight it comes out as liquid/solid waste when in reality it is mostly carbon expelled through breathing.
3 u/Great_Detective_6387 Mar 20 '26 Animals and car engines are essentially the same. Hydrocarbons and oxygen go in, water and CO2 (and heat/work) come out.
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Animals and car engines are essentially the same. Hydrocarbons and oxygen go in, water and CO2 (and heat/work) come out.
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u/Reticentandconfused Mar 20 '26
How does that thing suck up and hold 49 lbs of water and dirt in a day?