Primary water is virtually inexhaustible.

The Earth is abundant! Deep within the Earth vast amounts of water are generated, in quantity beyond that of the world’s oceans.

This source of water naturally supported ancient civilizations. More recently, it was named Primary Water by Dr. Stephan Riess, a German-American geophysicist who independently discovered its existence and pioneered access to it, from the 1930s until 1985. 

Primary Water is also known as earth-generated, juvenile, and magmatic water. It forms when conditions deep in the earth bring oxygen and hydrogen together and produce water which is then pushed upward under great pressure toward the Earth’s surface through fissures and faults in rock and mountains, sometimes emerging at the earth’s surface as springs, and from vents deep in the ocean floor. 

We have been led to believe that the sole and finite source of water on this planet is solar-generated, via the hydrological cycle. Water sourced from the hydrological cycle contains tritium, a radioactive isotope of hydrogen introduced by humans due to the release of atomic bombs.

Primary water can be distinguished by the fact that it contains no tritium.

Ancient geysers, freshwater springs, and desert oases supplied by primary water have enabled ancient human cultures to flourish in regions that the hydrological cycle cannot support. In more recent times, humans around the world established wells and drilled mines from which primary water spews from deep in the earth in tremendous volumes, at flow rates exceeding tens of thousands (and even hundreds of thousands) of gallons per minute. *

Because Primary water is being continuously created in the magma under great pressure, pumping it does not create voids in the earth, and typically does not affect local aquifers unless the same rock structure supplying primary water is also recharging local ground water levels. 

The term ‘primary water’ was coined by Dr. Riess because this primal source of water issues continuously from the mother liquors of magma deep in the earth. Through observation and curiosity, Riess and others have explored beyond the presumptions of orthodox hydrology. 

Our current systems of water management are limited to theory about the hydrological cycle. 

Similarly, our presumed understanding about the source of oil and gas is questionable. Petro means rock. Petroleum’s very name indicates that it comes from ongoing petro-genesis that occurs far deeper in the earth than any fossil (fuel) has ever been found.

*       Locations discussed in our information sources include primary water sites in Kenya, Tanzania, Jordan, Syria, Nevada, Oregon, California, Australia, and coastal areas of Sweden.

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References
https://primarywaterinstitute.org/

New Water for a Thirsty World by Michael H. Salzman, with foreword by Aldous Huxley, 1960, Science Foundation Press 

Photo credit
Photo of Stephen Riess beside a primary water well he drilled in California in 1950’s. Photo by Gaston Burridge.