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What is the connection between the SQL code airport and the nearby Oracle headquarters?

According to the international classification, the airport of the town of San Carlos in California has the SQL code. Some IT professionals believe that this has something to do with the headquarters of the Oracle Corporation, located in the nearby city of Redwood City, known for the production of software for working with databases (SQL is the most famous database query language). However, the airport had this code long before the formation of Oracle, so this circumstance is explained by a mere coincidence.

Authors: Jimmy Wales, Larry Sanger

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Why does water flow from a spring?

The water that flows from the springs once fell in the form of rain. Rain water soaks into the ground and penetrates into the rocky soil through cracks. Of course, some of the water remains at the surface and evaporates into the air, and is also taken up by the plants through their root systems.

The rest of the water, under the influence of gravity, descends as far as the rocky ground allows. Deep underground, at various depths, there are areas where all the voids in the rocky soil are filled with water. Such areas are called "groundwater zone". The upper level of such waters is called the "water level" (boundary of the aquifer).

A spring is formed when there is a natural hole in the ground for water, located below the level of this layer of water. That is why many springs are located in valleys or other low places. Groundwater flows through springs along rocky voids along the bottom or along the slopes of similar lowlands. The spring is also subject to gravity: water flows from top to bottom.

Some springs are fed with water from the aquifer. They operate all year round and are called "permanent". For other springs, their channel connecting the surface with the aquifer is located in close proximity to the upper water level of this layer. Such springs operate only during rains, when the water level rises. They are called "pulsating".

Spring water passes through the rocky soil underground, so it contains some minerals, such as sulfur, lime. Springs, the water of which contains significant amounts of mineral salts, are called mineral springs.

In some areas, especially where there has been volcanic activity, water comes into contact with heated underground rocks. Such sources are called "thermal".

An artesian well is different from a spring. In such a well, rainwater seeps down until it reaches a layer of porous rocks located between two layers of monolithic rocks. This water is under pressure from all sides, and when a well is drilled in this place, the water bursts out with force. The well should be drilled in a place that is below the point where water enters the ground.

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