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The ticking sound of a seismic source travels from the injection well (left) to an array of 24 seismic sensors in the observation well (right). When CO2 crosses between the source and a sensor, the sound slows down. Scientists use this to track the spread of the CO2 plume.. Illustration by Jonathan Ajo-Franklin.

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