Water beds

Usage examples of aquifers.

While back down toward the equator, new aquifers were being filled from below, by outgassing from the core.

And yet there they stood nevertheless, all the oh-so-familiar faces changed, aged in all the ways human faces age: time texturing them with erosion as if they had lived for geological ages, giving them a knowing look, as if one could see the aquifers behind their eyes.

And the old broken aquifers had refilled, from the Tharsis upwelling and all the heat and outgassing that that engendered.

And since the last great floods, they have refilled the high aquifers on Tharsis.

While back down toward the equator, new aquifers were being filled from below, by outgassing from the core.

And yet there they stood nevertheless, all the oh-so-familiar faces changed, aged in all the ways human faces age: time texturing them with erosion as if they had lived for geological ages, giving them a knowing look, as if one could see the aquifers behind their eyes.

And since the last great floods, they have refilled the high aquifers on Tharsis.

It was clear that there had been some good areologists working for the rebels in those days, finding aquifers and setting off explosions or reactor meltdowns precisely where the hydrostatic pressures were the greatest.

Mining the liquid aquifers directly, and also melting the permafrost with explosives, probably nuclear explosives, and then collecting the melt and pumping it onto the surface.

They were pumping water out of aquifers below the surrounding mountains onto the basin floor.

Might the flooding be destroying our ability to get to some aquifers out there?

Vola-tiles from below had seeped up and cooled, and the water portion of the volatiles had pooled in liquid aquifers, and in many zones of highly saturated permafrost.

All of these volcanic regions had been found to have liquid water aquifers near them.

The aquifers at the heads of these valleys had refilled over the eons since their outbreaks, and now big construction crews had tented Dao and were working on Harmakhis-Reull, and were letting the water from the aquifers run down the long enclosed canyons, to outlets on the basin floor.

With the discovery of the Western Aquifer the dowsing expeditions lost their urgency, and more emphasis was placed on tapping and pumping the aquifers already found, and constructing the infrastructure of the rim settlements.