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Snow falls over the Sahara
The second winter in a row, unusual snowfall in the Sahara creates a spectacular sight.
Li explained the white snow phenomenon in the Sahara desert
According to CNN, Ain Sefra, a town located in the Algerian desert, is considered
Earth will have a lot more Sahara desert if this trend continues to happen
Earth's temperature is increasing because of the climate change process - that trend will create a lot of unwanted disasters for humans.
Surprise with oases filled with trees and shade between the Sahara desert
Sahara Desert is a symbol of hot and dry sun. But in the middle of that dry land, fresh lakes appeared.
Snow falls in the Sahara desert from the universe
NASA's earth observation satellite captured snow images of desert areas in North Africa, the first phenomenon that occurred after 37 years.
Snow fell for the first time in 37 years in the Sahara
The snow covered the sand hills in the Sahara desert for almost a day, marking the second time that snow appeared here since 1979.
At midnight there is also the Sun.
The most sunny place on Earth could be on an island in the North Pole, in a land with a midnight Sun.
Every year, 27 million tons of sand and dust fly from the Sahara to Amazon
It is estimated that an average of 182 million tons of Sahara dust is blown away by the wind every year, of which about 27 million tons are trapped in the Amazon.
Many deserts ... water
On our planet, Zacat in northern Africa is the number one desert and also the third largest desert (after Antarctica and the Arctic).
Detects large groundwater resources near the Sahara Desert
Scientists say that in some North African countries with large areas such as Libya, Algeria, Egypt and Sudan, the volume of groundwater is believed to be the largest. Th…
Will Sahara Desert be revived by climate change?
Archaeologists and scientists have hypothesized about 12,000 years ago, the Sahara has a rich, green beauty, not an arid desert.
Dust storms from the Sahara desert cause an explosion of plankton in the East Atlantic Ocean
Scientists working on RRS Discovery are studying sand dust from the Sahara desert blown off the coast of Africa and causing an explosion of plankton in the eastern Atlan…
Sahara desert sand can control storms in the Atlantic Ocean
There is a surprising link between the frequency of Atlantic storms and the sand from the Sahara: desert sand can reduce the frequency of occurrence as well as affect th…
Where has the Sahara Desert been?
According to research results, several thousand years ago, in the position of the Sahara desert today encompasses a humid climate, there are many large rivers and lakes,…