Synonyms for subsurface
sub·sur·face

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1. subsurfaceadjective

   beneath the surface

   "subsurface materials of the moon"

   Antonyms:
   grade-constructed, overhead, opencut, opencast, surface, aboveground

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1. List of paraphrases for "subsurface":

   sub-surface, underground, basement, subsoil, subterranean, belowground, groundwater, below-ground, ground

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1. Franceso Sauro:

   It is for sure a big challenge, but it is now clear for all space agencies that while we have already a good knowledge of the surface of the Moon, one of the main steps forward for space exploration would be to demonstrate the capability of exploring the subsurface of a planetary body.

2. Research Professor Suzanne Carbotte:

   The level of detail in the images we can acquire with this technology can’t be acquired any other way and there are a whole host of questions that can be addressed only with the high resolution of the structures and properties of the subsurface that we can obtain.

3. Riccardo Pozzobon:

   The existence of stable huge voids below the Moon subsurface, potentially accessible through skylights, could change the paradigm on how we approach planetary exploration in terms of mission design, planetary human outposts and scientific research, accessing these caves and( analyzing) this type of subsurface environment will present new technological challenges but also could provide unexpected scientific discoveries.

4. Edward Guinan:

   Geothermal heating could support' life zones' under its surface, akin to subsurface lakes found in Antarctica, we note that the surface temperature on Jupiter's icy moon Europa is similar to Edward Emerson Barnard b, but because of tidal heating, Europa probably has liquid oceans under its icy surface.

5. Marc Neveu:

   This is the first explanation consistent with data returned from NASAs Cassini spacecraft for how a tiny moon such as Enceladus, which is only about as big as Washington state or the British Isles, has a subsurface ocean when other sibling moons that are bigger or closer to Saturn, and therefore more likely to have such oceans, do not.