An Impossible Oasis

It is impossible, - he said. There is no water in a desert. I pointed my finger at the water dripping from the air conditioner. Hm... he said, - anyway it can not be done. Too expensive. Days is too hot, night is too cold and not enough water.

Bad dancer blames his balls, - I said, and walked out. Never stay long around people who say, - It's impossible. Stick to those who believe that nothing is impossible.

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The goal of this project is to establish an experimental station in a high desert and find the ways to use a solar energy, wind power and day-night sharp temperature charges to extract water and restore the fertility of soil. It was not always desert, you know. Just like prairies and steppes were once forests.

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