stackyFACTSServing salty ocean water in the showers is a terrible look, so these floating cities boil it fresh onboard. Massive evaporators suck in raw seawater, heat it until it turns into pure steam, and then condense it back into liquid. This provides millions of gallons of fresh water for pools, drinking, and sanitation.
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