Archeology
Prehistoric people used to live in the Sahara desert
Prehistoric people once wandered through the world's largest desert - the Sahara desert - for about 5,000 years, archaeologists discovered.
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Space science
4.5 billion year old meteorite revealed life on Mars
A Martian meteorite discovered in the Sahara dates back about 4.5 billion years and may contain secrets of life that once existed on the Red Planet.
Space science
Comets cause huge fire rain on Earth
A large comet caused a massive fire rain on Earth 28 million years ago and left its nucleus in the Sahara desert.
Space science
The solar system is 'older' than we think
Scientists have proven that the solar system is older than we thought after analyzing the material of a meteorite
Space science
Detecting huge craters in Egypt
Scientists have discovered an unprecedented large crater in the Sahara desert. The pit mouth is about 31km wide, twice the largest pit ever discovered in this area. The…
Biology
Story of the most lonely acacia tree on the planet
Ténéré Acacia (L 'Arbre du Ténéré) was once considered the most lonely tree on earth. Within a 400km radius, it is the only tree in the barren Sahara desert ...
Biology
The secret of living ants is free in the Sahara desert
The sun, the scorching heat in the hottest desert in the world seems
Biology
Discover the 'honey bee' island in the Sahara
Scientists have discovered honeybee populations of more than 10,000 years old, isolated in an oasis of northern Sahara, the world's largest desert.
Animal world
Sahara wildlife is getting less and less
Scientists recently reported that the number of wildlife species living in the Sahara desert is disappearing with amazing speed.
Animal world
Found rare sahara newspaper
The Sahara leopard (pictured), listed as an extremely dangerous list in the World Red Book, has been recorded by biologists of the Sahara Desert Conservation Fund.
Animal world
Single photo of newspaper gepa
Particularly rare or lethal gepa cheetahs have accidentally entered the lens of scientists in the Sahara desert, in Algeria.
Scientific application
Catch the Sahara desert
In Algeria last week, it was announced that plans for a 3,000-kilometer transmission line, which will carry electricity from the Sahara to Europe. This is the first proj…
Environment
Red rain in Siberia blood causes fear of the end of the world
The rain pouring into the car park in Siberia is red like blood but not anomalous phenomenon as many people believe.
Environment
Orange snow covers many parts of Europe
Images of orange snow-covered slopes in a ski area in Sochi, Russia, attract much attention when shared on social networks.
