Can YOU solve this?

[HeyJD]

I just thought of a pretty cool design.
It's easy to understand if you know engines. This design is also completely automated in every way.
http://i.imgur.com/2JvB3.png

[Talent]

*nvm Enari stole my answer sort of :>

[ChaosTLW]

*brain explodes*

[Frostified]

You sunk my battleship.

[Fluttershy]

1)Dig around the body of water
2)lift it up
3)place it on NASA's crawler
4)drive it up hill

(for smaller things of water, adjusts steps accordingly, no need for the crawler if its just a glass of water after all!)

[mikuli]

Use the power output of our Sun to power a large electric magnet, that will push the water uphill through a channel.

[HollidaySpessa]

you put a tube into the water, the you heat the water so it becomes steam
the steam travels up the tube and cool down
the steam turns into water and falls down into the bucket :D

................................................................................................... that's exactly what i posted two posts above


Semper Games,



Holliday Spessa

[ReubenMcHawk]

Can I work a straw into the equation?

"may not use suction"

Frak it, I'm using the Force.

I win.

[Joeyray]

HollidaySpess beat me to the same idea, though I'd have to say a still is a more mechanical idea than just a tube, but it gets the job done.

[outwrangle]

[SueSakamoto]

Sir, you not only moved the water up the hill, you've reproduced it. There is money in your future.