One thing the experts have not yet worked out is why, even near the bottom, it is full of water pockets, like champagne bubbles, except that when these pop, surprised scientists receive ice water showers.
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Dry stream beds are also subject to becoming underground water pockets ( buried stream beds only ) and flooding by heavy rains and water rising from the ground and may sometimes be part of the rejuvenation of the stream.
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By 2014 another build-up of a water pocket was discovered, and the Mayor of St . Gervais reported that, since its rediscovery, a total of 6 million euros had been spent in monitoring and pumping out water from the T�te Rousse glacier to protect the 3, 000 inhabitants in the valley below.
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The T�te Rousse Glacier lies just above the considerably much larger Glacier de Bionnassay, yet the build-up of large water pockets within this small glacier continues to pose a very serious risk to life to this day, and has been the subject of much research and disaster planning, with considerable investment in risk-reduction measures.
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He toured the spas of Europe and applied that knowledge to the services he offered at the hot springs, including something he called a Spout Bath, a bath with " three to four inch columns of water pockets falling from a height of six feet " that was directed to massage the desired area of the body ."
