A man spent 100 days collecting fog and dust to make bricks – what do you think?
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On November 29, 2015, in Beijing, a young man from Shenzhen who called himself “Nut Brother” completed the first phase of his “Dust Project”, which involved using an industrial vacuum cleaner to remove fog from Beijing over a period of 100 days. The next day, he would take this dust to a brick factory in Tangshan to use it to make a brick, using the dust collected over those 100 days.
It is of no use in managing air quality. Does brick have commercial value?
To keep as a souvenir! If you want this thing to be valuable, you just need to find someone to hype it up.
Actually, it can be used on a larger scale – you can place one of these along the roadside and have it suck away the dirt. . . In the end, they all turn into bricks. Mm-hmm, are you sure it’s mist that’s being inhaled? It’s not dust, right? .
It can be placed there, and then everyone can line up however they want.
It can be found by searching online; I didn’t share the link.
This dust can be provided to the environmental protection agency for component analysis and particle size analysis; meanwhile, taking into account the working principle of vacuum cleaners, it can serve as a guide for environmental protection efforts.
Aren’t there shells that can disperse fog?