بالذّرَّة سوف يحلو ماء البحر ويرتوي المُجدِب من الأرض .. كتاب في سبيل موسوعة علمية

With corn, the sea water will become sweet
And the barren one quenches his thirst from the ground

Much water in the seas is not drinkable, and much land is thirsty and cannot be cultivated.

They say that there is famine in the land, and this is a true statement. They say that there is thirst on earth, and this is a true statement.

People rarely link famine and thirst because to them thirst is the thirst of the throat.
They forget the greatest thirst, the thirst of the earth.

They forget that the earth's thirst "lurks" behind every famine.

They forget that most of the earth's surface would not grow, were it not for water, and as water becomes scarce, plants become scarce, wheat becomes scarce, corn becomes scarce, and food becomes scarce. He cherishes human food. But in the same way, animal food becomes more expensive, so human food becomes more expensive. Meat becomes more expensive, and fat, which is some of human food, becomes more expensive.

How was it possible for man to increase man’s yield from this largest, greatest, and most dangerous resource, the source of water, to irrigate his deserts, and wherever there is barrenness on earth, to satisfy, even if only partially, those mouths that are constantly increasing, with the increase in births on the surface of this planet?

- Major water resource:

The largest water resource is undoubtedly the seas and oceans. It submerges 71 percent of the Earth's surface. It contains about 1,370 million cubic kilometers of water, and it is a resource that may never be depleted, because what comes out of it through evaporation, which is very little in relation to it, returns to it with rain, whether directly or as a torrent from the mountains and highlands, and its path is through water courses and rivers.

What prevents sea water from being watered by a human being?
Or an animal, or watered by land?
It is forbidden to contain salt.

- Nature's way of desalinating sea water:

The solution then is: separate the water from the salt. It is a solution that humans have treated since ancient times, through fumigation. The ships were crossing the oceans, and they were salty, so they drew water
From seawater, you take its water, then evaporate it and condense it. Its path in that is fire and fuel. It is a method that fulfills a need, if a person wants a liter, meter, or meters of water.

Nature follows the same method, desalinating sea water since time immemorial, but it gives millions upon millions of meters of each extremely sweet fresh water.

Its vessels are not small like human vessels.
Its vessels are the seas and oceans, and it uses fuel billions billion times greater than human fuel.
Its fuel is the sun.

The sun takes from the seas, oceans, and lakes of this planet, and wherever water lies or flows, it takes from it by evaporation huge amounts, which return and fall to the earth in rain and snow amounting to about 370 million million cubic meters per year, about a fifth of which falls on the earth, and four-fifths fall on The salty seas and oceans thus return to their original origin.

How can a person keep up with the seas, vessels, or keep up with them?
The sun is firewood.

A revolution in people's lives is only equivalent to a revolution brought about by the fission of the atom.