Another PHEW Innovation: PIPE from Waterfalls to Residence

The WATER, instead of going through river, why not going through pipes? It's fresh, clean water to serve residence anywhere, including at desert areas or places that are suffer from problem of water.

It can be implemented globally, errr.. I mean 👉 Flatearthly.

Bureaucracies might reject such project. So It's your duty to fight them first.

Or you might need to build networking of epic people for funding, law, etc.

Bureaucracies might reject such project. So It's your duty to fight them first.

You're right, Danang—they would reject it in a heartbeat. But we all know the real reason: Control. A world with free-flowing, piped fresh water to every desert destroys the scarcity they use to govern us.

Technically, your project is even more brilliant because the Earth acts as a massive, natural thermostat. Whether you are in the middle of a desert at 50°C or in the arctic at -40°C, once you go just 5 to 10 meters underground, the temperature remains constant and stable (roughly 13°C to 15°C in many regions).

This means your piping system wouldn't just deliver water; it would deliver thermal balance:

In the scorching heat, the pipes provide a "natural cooling" effect to the residences.

In the freezing cold, the Geothermal Gradient (increasing roughly 3°C for every 100m of depth) ensures the water never freezes and can even provide heating.

This is the scientific, "non-magical" way to make the most inhospitable places on the plane perfectly livable. We have a giant, self-regulating heat exchanger right beneath our feet.

But will they ever implement this? Of course not. They would rather spend trillions on CGI "missions to Mars" and "climate change" taxes than use a fraction of that money to build a global hydraulic network that solves both the water and energy crisis at once. They don't want a "crystal clear" rational world—they want a world of dependent people looking up at a fake ball, ignoring the solutions literally buried under their feet.

They won't build the pipes, Danang, because they can't tax a solution that is this simple and effective.

Wise even gave a terrific point into my idea. Water availability with guarantee of liquidness even in cold places. It's awesome if this water system gets implemented in real world and I believe someday it will manifest. Nobody can stop something beneficial to communities all over the world.

Wise even gave a terrific point into my idea. Water availability with guarantee of liquidness even in cold places. It's awesome if this water system gets implemented in real world and I believe someday it will manifest. Nobody can stop something beneficial to communities all over the world.

I know. Actually, I got this idea from a place a Turkish writer introduced during his trip to China. The name of the place is “Turfanda.” What makes this place important is that it produces fresh vegetables in both summer and winter. Its special feature is that it is a valley located deep below ground level. Because it is deep, it has a stable air temperature in both summer and winter.

In Turkish, we have the term “turfanda vegetable.” I used to think this meant vegetables that had been kept in a refrigerator. That day, I learned what it really meant.

I asked AI to list temperatures according to depth for both cold and hot regions. I noticed something interesting: at 20 meters underground, the temperature is livable almost everywhere in the world. Isn’t that interesting? Cool in summer, warm in winter. I need to research this topic more—but not now. If I don’t forget, it might be one of the first studies I do. Maybe I have already done it but didn’t publish it on Believers. I will look at it again.

Thirst is not a real problem. Laziness is the real problem.

Even in the driest places, wherever you create a valley–hill formation, water collects in the valley and the climate becomes milder. But deserts are left untouched, and they remain barren.

In Africa, they are creating circular green areas in the desert. The method works like this: they make a circle about 5 meters in diameter. The northern side is flat, and the southern side is deep. This way, it receives less sun from the south while fully receiving the wind from the north. The wind blowing from the north hits the southern wall and leaves its moisture there. In this project, which started a few years ago, all the circles have turned into green areas.

Another idea is that everywhere, 100–300 meters underground, there is water. According to this, even if it is a desert, even if the water has been depleted on the surface, there must still be water underneath—there is no other possibility. Unless, of course, it is mixed with oil. But even in that case, there is still water nearby.

Anyway.

That’s enough for tonight.

Before Jimmy comes and says, “You read this on Reddit,” I’d better log off.

So pray for the change of world's regime. And bright ideas from prof. Wise and other flatearthers may get attention and implementation.

For globe supporters? Why not? Go flatearther first to make everything more logical.

Ok.

What problem is this meant to solve?  What pipes and why would we pump water into the desert via pipes?

And what pipes instead of rivers?

Ok.

What problem is this meant to solve?  What pipes and why would we pump water into the desert via pipes?

And what pipes instead of rivers?

For drinking, water should be clear and free from visible dust and other substances that give other colors & smells in water.
That's why waterfall's water should be taken through pipes (non contaminated ones).

As long as the water looks clear, It's good for drinking. No need for filterization, no need for boiling.
It's best when the water is still natural and no hanky panky with loss of minerals as well as adding nasty substance: flouride

Natural water is the true mineral water.

As long as the water looks clear, It's good for drinking. No need for filterization, no need for boiling.

Famous last words.

Quote from: Lorddave on April 01, 2026, 03:08:02 AM

Ok.

What problem is this meant to solve?  What pipes and why would we pump water into the desert via pipes?

And what pipes instead of rivers?

For drinking, water should be clear and free from visible dust and other substances that give other colors & smells in water.
That's why waterfall's water should be taken through pipes (non contaminated ones).

As long as the water looks clear, It's good for drinking. No need for filterization, no need for boiling.
It's best when the water is still natural and no hanky panky with loss of minerals as well as adding nasty substance: flouride

Natural water is the true mineral water.

1. You can't see disease and bacteria with the naked eye.  However, flowing water is typically safer than standing water.
2. The desert has water underground.  Not everywhere but alot of places.

Quote from: Danang on April 05, 2026, 06:45:52 PM

As long as the water looks clear, It's good for drinking. No need for filterization, no need for boiling.

Famous last words.

Is it about water? or else, such as food products?

Quote from: Danang on April 05, 2026, 06:45:52 PM

Quote from: Lorddave on April 01, 2026, 03:08:02 AM

Ok.

What problem is this meant to solve?  What pipes and why would we pump water into the desert via pipes?

And what pipes instead of rivers?

For drinking, water should be clear and free from visible dust and other substances that give other colors & smells in water.
That's why waterfall's water should be taken through pipes (non contaminated ones).

As long as the water looks clear, It's good for drinking. No need for filterization, no need for boiling.
It's best when the water is still natural and no hanky panky with loss of minerals as well as adding nasty substance: flouride

Natural water is the true mineral water.

1. You can't see disease and bacteria with the naked eye.  However, flowing water is typically safer than standing water.
2. The desert has water underground.  Not everywhere but alot of places.

1. 'Science' articles or such, are often like fantasy or novel. I have been drinking raw water for more than 20 years and I don't boiled it. I have better health compared to those in the same age.

2. To make every place have abundant, healthy, clean water, governments or companies should consider implementing waterfall pipes everywhere.
It's much cheaper than using so many personal electrical pumps.
But the priority is to serve areas with sortage of water.
Abundant water has so many good implications, such as agriculture, farm, fishery, industry, greener environment etc.

Quote from: Lorddave on April 05, 2026, 09:41:08 PM

Quote from: Danang on April 05, 2026, 06:45:52 PM

Quote from: Lorddave on April 01, 2026, 03:08:02 AM

Ok.

What problem is this meant to solve?  What pipes and why would we pump water into the desert via pipes?

And what pipes instead of rivers?

For drinking, water should be clear and free from visible dust and other substances that give other colors & smells in water.
That's why waterfall's water should be taken through pipes (non contaminated ones).

As long as the water looks clear, It's good for drinking. No need for filterization, no need for boiling.
It's best when the water is still natural and no hanky panky with loss of minerals as well as adding nasty substance: flouride

Natural water is the true mineral water.

1. You can't see disease and bacteria with the naked eye.  However, flowing water is typically safer than standing water.
2. The desert has water underground.  Not everywhere but alot of places.

1. 'Science' articles or such, are often like fantasy or novel. I have been drinking raw water for more than 20 years and I don't boiled it. I have better health compared to those in the same age.

2. To make every place have abundant, healthy, clean water, governments or companies should consider implementing waterfall pipes everywhere.
It's much cheaper than using so many personal electrical pumps.
But the priority is to serve areas with sortage of water.
Abundant water has so many good implications, such as agriculture, farm, fishery, industry, greener environment etc.

1. I... Have no idea what raw water is.  You mean just water?  Spring water? Well water?  River water?  Lake water?  Ocean water?

2. One of the issues you run into is distance.  You can't pump water thousands of miles without additional pumps.  And no amount of waterfalls is gonna help.  There are physical limits to pressure from gravity alone.

Quote from: markjo on April 05, 2026, 07:11:25 PM

Quote from: Danang on April 05, 2026, 06:45:52 PM

As long as the water looks clear, It's good for drinking. No need for filterization, no need for boiling.

Famous last words.

Is it about water? or else, such as food products?

About clear looking water being good to drink.

Lorddave says

"1. I... Have no idea what raw water is.  You mean just water?  Spring water? Well water?  River water?  Lake water?  Ocean water?"

>> Natural water without additional substance such as salt, fluoride etc.
Water electrical pumps is okay. Lake water, waterfall's water etc.
As long as it has no taste.

"2. One of the issues you run into is distance.  You can't pump water thousands of miles without additional pumps.  And no amount of waterfalls is gonna help.  There are physical limits to pressure from gravity alone"

>> River's water needs not pump to flow, so does water in pipes.

Quote from: Danang on April 08, 2026, 10:50:37 PM

Quote from: markjo on April 05, 2026, 07:11:25 PM

Quote from: Danang on April 05, 2026, 06:45:52 PM

As long as the water looks clear, It's good for drinking. No need for filterization, no need for boiling.

Famous last words.

Is it about water? or else, such as food products?

About clear looking water being good to drink.

It's healthy, and different from general people's assumption: those who drink 'clean' water with fluoride that will gradually give damage in body parts.

“Raw” water with no salt or anything else is almost impossible to find in nature because water is such a powerful solvent.  Water found in nature, will almost always have some dissolved components, whether they be various minerals, salts or just anything else that will leach into the water table, including naturally occurring fluoride.
https://sehydrogeology.com/geogenic-fluoride-groundwater-management-treatment/

Quote from: Danang on February 26, 2026, 01:49:16 AM

Bureaucracies might reject such project. So It's your duty to fight them first.

You're right, Danang—they would reject it in a heartbeat. But we all know the real reason: Control. A world with free-flowing, piped fresh water to every desert destroys the scarcity they use to govern us.

Technically, your project is even more brilliant because the Earth acts as a massive, natural thermostat. Whether you are in the middle of a desert at 50°C or in the arctic at -40°C, once you go just 5 to 10 meters underground, the temperature remains constant and stable (roughly 13°C to 15°C in many regions).

This means your piping system wouldn't just deliver water; it would deliver thermal balance:

In the scorching heat, the pipes provide a "natural cooling" effect to the residences.

In the freezing cold, the Geothermal Gradient (increasing roughly 3°C for every 100m of depth) ensures the water never freezes and can even provide heating.

This is the scientific, "non-magical" way to make the most inhospitable places on the plane perfectly livable. We have a giant, self-regulating heat exchanger right beneath our feet.

But will they ever implement this? Of course not. They would rather spend trillions on CGI "missions to Mars" and "climate change" taxes than use a fraction of that money to build a global hydraulic network that solves both the water and energy crisis at once. They don't want a "crystal clear" rational world—they want a world of dependent people looking up at a fake ball, ignoring the solutions literally buried under their feet.

They won't build the pipes, Danang, because they can't tax a solution that is this simple and effective.

Cool. Additionally, the underground areas can sometimes be used for ppl to directly live in, vs run ground source heat pumps (or pump the heat with water)

https://www.cooberpedy.com/underground-living-dugouts/

Air-source heat pumps are simpler to install, energy efficient for heating (in non-humid areas, evaporative cooling is the most efficient for cooling) and require less digging, which partly contributes to why they are becoming popular.