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The water would evaporate eventually.
 
If you had water travelling between portals powering a turbine in a vacuum it would obviously be a closed system. Since it's a closed system the water has nowhere to go when it evapourates and eventually condensates, the system would reach equillibrium and the water would seem to stop evapourating.

So there you go, it would work, the only issue is the small issue of portals not being real... that's just a small problem though.
 
Ramseus said:
If you had water travelling between portals powering a turbine in a vacuum it would obviously be a closed system. Since it's a closed system the water has nowhere to go when it evapourates and eventually condensates, the system would reach equillibrium and the water would seem to stop evapourating.

So there you go, it would work, the only issue is the small issue of portals not being real... that's just a small problem though.
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And why wouldn't it just all boil into water vapor in a vacuum?
 
Ramseus said:
If you had water travelling between portals powering a turbine in a vacuum it would obviously be a closed system. Since it's a closed system the water has nowhere to go when it evapourates and eventually condensates, the system would reach equillibrium and the water would seem to stop evapourating.

So there you go, it would work, the only issue is the small issue of portals not being real... that's just a small problem though.
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That you...I just didn't feel like explaining closed systems...
 
if anyone hears a loud bang, thats the sound of my head exploding after reading the previous posts.
 
Adunaphel said:
If only there was a way without portals to get water to a high place and then let it flow back to the place it came from....

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Now you're thinking without portals.
 
KaJuN said:
Now you're thinking without portals.
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Yep, take the Bioshock approach by piping water into the Earth's mantle to boil it, let the steam rise up, cool, condense and fall back down. Easy peasy.

Anyway what happened to the funny in this thread?
 
Matt2000 said:
Yep, take the Bioshock approach by piping water into the Earth's mantle to boil it, let the steam rise up, cool, condense and fall back down. Easy peasy.

Anyway what happened to the funny in this thread?
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How about just the sea evaporating due to sunlight, the moisture forming clouds, which falls as rain over the land?
 
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IceBone said:
How about just the sea evaporating due to sunlight, the moisture forming clouds, which falls as rain over the land?
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That's just a fairy tale. All clouds are hand made in Pontefract (Yorkshire, England) out of Egyptian cotton and goose down and exported globally. The business has been in the same family for generations.

Or am I thinking of duvets?
 
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