Air in. Drinking water out.

Will the atmosphere ever run out of water if we keep extracting it?

Circular graphic showing .002% of Earth's atmospheric water vapor could provide water for the global population.

At any moment, the atmosphere contains an astounding 37.5 quadrillion gallons (140 trillion liters) of water, in the invisible vapor state.

Even with the entire world population of 7.6 billion consuming water from atmospheric water generators, it would use just 0.002% of the water vapor in the atmosphere... only to have nature replace it over and over again. Water is in a constant hydrological cycle.