A 2,280km artificial river project in the Sahara Desert.
Spanning 2,820 km, the network of pipelines and channels belonging to the Giant River project is often described as the world's largest underground water system.
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Spanning 2,820 km, the network of pipelines and channels belonging to the Giant River project is often described as the world's largest underground water system.
According to Live Science, it's a vast ocean aquifer that may have been sealed off from the outside world for thousands of years.
A rare freshwater reserve has been discovered off the southern coast of New Zealand, which can help combat drought and mitigate the effects of climate change.
Human thirst for fresh water is gradually draining rivers that are a landscape around the world, a study of groundwater shows.
Brazilian scientists have announced the discovery of a
According to research results published February 23, the Earth is thought to have formed about 4.5 billion years ago.
The four-year study in remote areas of Australia has helped scientists discover 850 species of organisms living underground.
Researchers of the Gran Acuifero Maya (GAM) Aquifer Discovery Project have discovered the world's largest underground cave system called Sac Actun in the Yucatán Peninsu…
There is a species of catfish that has no eyes only living in Mexico and has been discovered in a deep limestone cave in Texas (USA).
The US Aerospace Agency (NASA) said last week that data from the Cassini spacecraft showed that Saturn's moon Titan could contain a layer of liquid water beneath Titan's…
The government of Kenya on September 11 said that with the help of satellites and radar, scientists discovered large groundwater sources in the Turkana and Lotikipi basi…
British scientists say that the dry continent of Africa lies on a giant groundwater tank, with a volume of over 100 times the surface water. However, extensive well-dril…
According to the latest data, the groundwater level in Ho Chi Minh City has dropped to a depth of -46m. Associate Prof. Dr. Nguyen Viet Ky, head of the Department of Geo…
The new Amazon River aquifer discovered by the scientists is the world's largest underground freshwater reserve known to date.