Iceberg-making submarine that could re-freeze the Arctic

While the world is combating global warming, a team of Indonesian designers came up with the idea to re-freeze the Arctic. An Iceberg- making submarine prototype has been presented as a new approach to transform the seawater into ice fields that will keep the planet cooler and help achieve the balance of the global climate.

Wondering how it works?

The vessel submerges to collect seawater in its central hexagonal well-like tank.
Reverse osmosis would begin to filter some of the salt from the water that would allow to speed up the process.
Turbines would then be used to pump the tank with cold air and accelerate the freezing procedure.
In a month, the water should freeze and the vessel submerges again to release the “ice baby” and refill with more seawater to restart the process.

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