Where does so much water come from in artesian wells. Alternative geological hypothesis
It is known that at depths from 40 to 200 meters and more, there are aquifers with large reserves of quality water. Wellsdrilled to these depths are often called artesian. Water in them is located between two waterproof layers and during drilling rises higher along the pipe, sometimes gushing on the surface.
According to official views, the sources feeding the artesian waters can be located tens, or even hundreds of kilometers away. Sometimes these are huge reservoirs of underground water called artesian basins.
When drilling for oil at great depths, oilmen often stumble upon such basins. Rarely, but accidents happen: water showers or griffins. Geology does not give a clear answer to the origin of these water reserves under such pressure. Logically, water cannot seep through waterproof layers and at the same time be under high pressure there. The same logic says that water comes under pressure from great depths. There is evidence for this:
Scientists in the mineral ringwoodite, which was carried from depths of 400-600 km, found a high water content (1.4%). The water is, as it were, dissolved in the mineral. According to their calculations, the depths of the earth can contain three times more water than on the surface in the world's oceans.
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But in the bowels there are also underground seas and oceans with water in the literal sense:
In the fifties, geological exploration of the USSR discovered the West Siberian underground geothermal sea with an area of 3 million sq. square kilometers - twice the area of the Mediterranean. Average depths are 3 km. Water occupies the voids of sedimentary rocks and the temperature of this ocean is heterogeneous - from cold to almost boiling water.
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You can also cite a little-known fact: at one time M. Gaddafi in Libya drilled in the sands of the Sahara, wells to the underground seas, pumped water from them and diverted it along man-made rivers (concrete pipes):
Those. There are many underground seas with high quality drinking water. How does it get there or how is it formed? There is a hypothesis that water is synthesized deep in the bowels and this happens constantly during hydrogen degassing from the bowels. There is Larin's theory, which gives a model of the Earth's core, consisting of metal hydrides (HFe, for example). They disintegrate and hydrogen comes out, which, when it comes to the surface, restores compounds, reacts with oxides in rocks to form water. Over millions of years, water accumulates in the bowels under pressure and rises to the surface along faults.
If all this is so, then artesian waters are outlets to the surface of these underground deep seas. Moreover, the outputs of high-quality drinking water. And the reserves of this water are enormous.
If you have water on the site only at the depths of artesian springs and you are thinking about how long this well will last for use, do not hesitate, it will be enough for many decades. Do I need to pay taxes for such a well - article here.
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