Sentences with phrase «trapped deep underground»

Danica Warfell is trapped deep underground.

A mining crew is trapped deep underground after a cave - in.

Not exact matches

To free the gas trapped in the Marcellus and other shale formations, drillers pump millions of gallons of water mixed with sand and chemicals deep underground under pressure.

For example, as the Siberian Traps formed, huge ponds of lava pooled deep underground.

Environmental scientists trying to mitigate the effects of CO2 have experimented with injecting it deep underground, where it becomes trapped.

To obtain a clearer, quantifiable look at carbon trapping rates in basalt, Giammar collected samples of the rock from Washington state, where researchers previously injected a thousand tons of CO2 gas deep underground into a basalt flow.

The gas is extracted using a method called hydraulic fracturing, or fracking, a technique that involves pumping millions of gallons of water laced with chemicals deep underground to blast open the shale and release the gas trapped inside.

That water is saltier than seawater and may contain naturally occurring arsenic and radioactive elements trapped inside rock formations deep underground.

Geologic sequestration involves injecting would - be CO2 emissions deep underground into rock formations that trap this CO2 permanently (well, permanently as far as humans are concerned).

Journey deep underground and explore fantastic places filled with monsters, traps, and treasure.

In 2010, a mine in Chile collapsed trapping thirty - three men under 700 tons of rock — deeper underground than the length of two Empire State Buildings.

Dig your way underground and explore vivid worlds riddled with treasure, secrets and traps Combat dangerous enemies at every turn of the underworld's twisted paths, including shadowy creatures and the haunted remains of an ancient electrical threat Upgrade your gear to forge deeper into the earth and take on bigger challenges Swing across large chasms with your Hookshot and fly through caves with the jet engine!

Journey deep underground and explore fantastic places filled with monsters, traps, and treasure.

Injecting carbon dioxide into wet, porous rocks deep underground may be a good way to reduce emissions of this major greenhouse gas because the rocks trap the gas better than previously thought, a new study claims.

Environmental scientists trying to mitigate the effects of CO2 have experimented with injecting it deep underground, where it becomes trapped.