Impermeable rock
impermeable.
It doesnt create a river, because you need a constant flow of it, you can have a flood river, which when it rains to much the water builds up and has no where to go, which means, It can but it cant, You HAVE to have a constant flow of water to call it a real river.
Most is salty sea water. Well acually most of earths water is ocean water (which is sea water and very salty) but if we pay for pumping system to take the salt out it will cost alot of money so that is one answer but another is that half of earths water is locked away in big glaciers we cant get to......
Perpetual snow, also known as perennial snow, refers to snow that stays on the ground year-round without melting completely. This typically occurs in places with consistently cold temperatures and limited sunlight exposure. Perpetual snow can form glaciers and ice caps in polar regions or high-altitude mountain areas.
Impermeable rock has a very low porosity and lacks interconnected pore spaces that allow water to flow through. As a result, water cannot penetrate through impermeable rock, making it water-resistant.
you cant, ground water is the level that water seeps thru the ground, to a level it stops at.
ya cant
Ocean, Sea, Water, Salt Water. You cant really call an ocean that many things...
no, of course the sun cant absorb body fats
hydroeletricity. you cant get energy from plain water but you could get energy by drinking water!! (its not true) :P
because of contamination by the gasoline additive MTBE
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Nothing wrong with that as long as you check the ground water level first. If you have water in the ground around the Pool and you empty it, it will float out of the ground like a giant Ship. Once this happens, the color of the water won't much matter anymore. bob...
I would call it the Great White Pucker Factor.
An object that does not allow light to pass through it is called opaque. Opaque objects absorb or reflect light, preventing it from transmitting through them.
you idiot you cant swim in the ground.
you cant count the snow flakes on the ground