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Geologist Uses New Radar Tech to Find Underground Water

  • John Lichfield
  • Jan 5, 2016
  • 1 min read

Alain Gachet is a modern-day Moses. His hair is biblically white but unbiblically short. He has produced water “abundantly” from the rock in some of the world’s most pitiless deserts – Darfur in the western Sudan, northern Kenya and now in Ethiopia.

Mr Gachet is not a prophet but a French geologist. His instrument is not a rod but radar images of Earth taken from satellites. He has devised a computer programme which can unscramble surface obstructions and expose water “shining” far underground.

Ben Frantz Dale

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