Question

A water well is a structure created to obtain water from deep in the geosphere. Where is the well obtaining this water?

Answer 1

Usually under ground springs, or sometimes hollowed earth beneath solid earth where the water pools.

Answer 2

Answer:

The well is drawing water from the water sources underneath the surface of the Earth, that is, the groundwater.  

Explanation:

Groundwater comprises the water, which flows naturally from the surface to the surface underneath. Groundwater also comprises water, which is present in various porous substances that are present underneath the surface of the Earth, like gravel, silt, clay, and sand. The water gets collected below the ground in these porous substances into the compositions known as aquifers. Generally, the well water obtains its water from these compositions.