👉 Buried fluids refer to liquids or gases that are trapped beneath the Earth's surface, often due to geological processes. These fluids can originate from various sources such as ancient ocean waters, hydrocarbons, or groundwater. Over time, they become immobilized in porous rock formations, creating reservoirs that can be tapped for resources like oil, natural gas, or freshwater. The movement and behavior of these buried fluids are influenced by factors like pressure, temperature, and geological structures, playing a crucial role in both natural processes and human activities such as energy extraction.
