Detecting artesian well water via satellites relies on "remote sensing" technology. Satellites scan the Earth's layers using spectral and radar imaging to identify fractures, the number of springs, water quantity, water pressure, and to determine if the water is saline or fresh, and the salinity percentage, geological structure, and surface moisture, which are strong indicators that experts use to locate groundwater. Mechanism of Work and Technologies Used: Infrared and Thermal Imaging: Senses differences in soil temperatures, where relatively low temperatures in some formations indicate the presence of moisture or nearby groundwater. Synthetic Aperture Radar (SAR): Transmits electromagnetic signals that penetrate varying depths and reflect back to form a map showing subsurface geological structures and fractures where water collects. Artificial Intelligence: Algorithms analyze big data obtained from multiple satellites to match it with geological and hydrological data. Steps for detecting artesian well water using the latest developed and modern devices.