Naked Science Forum
Life Sciences => The Environment => Topic started by: neilep on 05/02/2007 23:32:59
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We've all heard the term ' Water Table '...but what does it mean ?
What is a Water table ?
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So THAT's what a water table is ..
Thanks Colleen !!! [;D]
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What about this for a sink ?
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cool sink and table! Heres a link to water table..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_table
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Cool I like that sink!
This will go with it perfectly
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Colleen
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FUNNY !
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cool sink and table! Heres a link to water table..
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Water_table
Thanks for the link Karen Mam,
For anyone else who is keen to know I have copied and pasted the info:
Water table
The water table or phreatic surface is the surface where the water pressure is equal to atmospheric pressure. The water table is also often erroneously defined as the surface that separates the phreatic from the vadose zone, below which all rocks are saturated with water.
A large amount of water within a body of sand or rock below the water table is called an aquifer, and the ability of rocks to store such groundwater is dependent on their porosity and permeability.
The practice of drilling wells to extract groundwater is dependent on understanding the water table. Because wells must reach the water table, its depth determines the minimum depth of a viable well, and thus the feasibility of drilling it.
In Australia, because of deforestation, farming and urbanisation[1], salt water tables have risen near to the surface or to ground level, endangering plant life, farm economy and urban development as the soil grows more salty. These salt water tables were formed millions of years ago when parts of Australia were covered by ocean. As the continent dried, the water became trapped underground.
In areas with a high water table, tunnels and basements are less common due to the hydrostatic pressure exerted by the water, and the risk of flooding.
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Cool I like that sink!
This will go with it perfectly
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Colleen
LOL...that is well like...cool !!!
What do you do ?...just open the lid to the aquarium and crap through it ?..LOL
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LOL...that is well like...cool !!!
What do you do ?...just open the lid to the aquarium and crap through it ?..LOL
Poor Fish, The inventors of the aquarium loo swear that the fish are safe from, ummm- backwash.
Colleen
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LOL LOL LOL!
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Cool I like that sink!
This will go with it perfectly
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Colleen
LOL...that is well like...cool !!!
What do you do ?...just open the lid to the aquarium and crap through it ?..LOL
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Neil, I believe that is the holding tank for the water behind the toilet bowl... LOL NOW I am sure you already knew this.. But just in case you were not joking.. LOL Surely they are not real fish, cause you would be flushing half or more of their water at a time and that would kill them. so they must be in a double walled tank eh? That is if they are real..lol
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look at the fish in the blender:
It is too smooth, waxy and angular to be real. And you can almost see through it.
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look at the fish in the blender:
It is too smooth, waxy and angular to be real. And you can almost see through it.
Well, YES...it is a digital image !!!....still.....doesn't mean a digital fish deserves less luff than an analogue one !!...
Hugs that Science Guy
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HEE HEE, I thought the fish in the blender looked rather funky and listless..LOL That makes better since!