Gasoline from air: An unexpected technology in America!

An American startup called Aircela has unveiled an innovative device that produces liquid fuel from carbon dioxide (CO2) found in the atmosphere.

According to the creators of this new technology, the fuel is fully compatible with modern gasoline-powered cars. So far, there is no specific information on how long it takes to produce one liter of fuel.

The device is compact enough to be stored in a regular garage or backyard. Aircela plans to begin mass production this fall.

This technology not only offers an eco-friendly alternative, but it may also bring a revolutionary shift to the fuel industry in the near future. Read 'Zamin' on Telegram!