The world’s largest non-polar desert, is actually the widespread burial grounds of countless, mysteriously unknown, ancient ruins and civilizations, that have long since been forgotten, having been consumed and hidden by the sands of time, thousands of years ago.
And here’s the thing…when I say “thousands of years ago”…that’s the part where things start to get really strange…
Researchers believe signs of inhabitation can be found dating back some 11,500 years, from the point the glaciers of the last ice age retreated from the landscape.
What happened to the mysterious humans of the Sahara 7,000 years ago?
6,000 years ago the Sahara desert was tropical, so what happened?
5,000 years ago the Sahara desert was home to people, animals, and lush vegetation.
An ancient river network and three ancient rivers created a passage to the Mediterranean were discovered under the Saharan sand.
Beneath the sands of the Sahara desert scientists have discovered evidence of a prehistoric mega-lake. Formed some 250,000 years ago when the Nile River pushed through a low channel near Wadi Tushka, it flooded the eastern Sahara, creating a lake that at its highest level covered more than 42,000 miles.
Hundreds of mysterious ancient structures found in the Sahara desert. The structures come in carious shapes and forms and appear to date back thousands of years and even Real-life "castles in the sand" made by an ancient culture have been revealed by satellites, archaeologists say.
So, what really turned the Sahara Desert from a green oasis into a wasteland?
We know that about 11,000 years ago the Sahara was once green and alive, pocked with lakes, rivers, grasslands and even forests.
But between 8,000 and 4,500 years ago, something strange happened: The transition from humid to dry happened far more rapidly in some areas, resulting in the Sahara Desert as we know it today.
So what happened? What caused the ancient climate to change so dramatically?
The biggest factor affecting earth’s climate is the Sun!
Fluctuations in Earth’s climate are caused by slight wobbles in the tilt of the Earth’s orbital axis, which in turn changes the angle at which solar radiation penetrates the atmosphere.
The seasonal and latitudinal variations of solar radiation that hit the earth in different ways, and at different times, have the greatest impact on earth’s changing climate patterns according to Smithsonian.
So what about the Global Warming threat?
NASA admits that climate change occurs because of changes in Earth’s solar orbit, and NOT because of SUVs and fossil fuels.
According to Natural News, for more than 60 years, NASA has known that the changes occurring to planetary weather patterns are completely natural and normal. But the space agency, for whatever reason, has chosen to let the man-made global warming hoax persist and spread.
In the year 2000, NASA did publish information on its Earth Observatory website about the Milankovitch Climate Theory, revealing that the planet is, in fact, changing due to extraneous factors that have absolutely nothing to do with human activity.
The green Sahara always would’ve turned back into a desert even without humans doing anything.
Climate change - global warming - that’s just how Earth’s orbit works.
And here’s the thing…when I say “thousands of years ago”…that’s the part where things start to get really strange…
Researchers believe signs of inhabitation can be found dating back some 11,500 years, from the point the glaciers of the last ice age retreated from the landscape.
What happened to the mysterious humans of the Sahara 7,000 years ago?
6,000 years ago the Sahara desert was tropical, so what happened?
5,000 years ago the Sahara desert was home to people, animals, and lush vegetation.
An ancient river network and three ancient rivers created a passage to the Mediterranean were discovered under the Saharan sand.
Beneath the sands of the Sahara desert scientists have discovered evidence of a prehistoric mega-lake. Formed some 250,000 years ago when the Nile River pushed through a low channel near Wadi Tushka, it flooded the eastern Sahara, creating a lake that at its highest level covered more than 42,000 miles.
Hundreds of mysterious ancient structures found in the Sahara desert. The structures come in carious shapes and forms and appear to date back thousands of years and even Real-life "castles in the sand" made by an ancient culture have been revealed by satellites, archaeologists say.
So, what really turned the Sahara Desert from a green oasis into a wasteland?
We know that about 11,000 years ago the Sahara was once green and alive, pocked with lakes, rivers, grasslands and even forests.
But between 8,000 and 4,500 years ago, something strange happened: The transition from humid to dry happened far more rapidly in some areas, resulting in the Sahara Desert as we know it today.
So what happened? What caused the ancient climate to change so dramatically?
The biggest factor affecting earth’s climate is the Sun!
Fluctuations in Earth’s climate are caused by slight wobbles in the tilt of the Earth’s orbital axis, which in turn changes the angle at which solar radiation penetrates the atmosphere.
The seasonal and latitudinal variations of solar radiation that hit the earth in different ways, and at different times, have the greatest impact on earth’s changing climate patterns according to Smithsonian.
So what about the Global Warming threat?
NASA admits that climate change occurs because of changes in Earth’s solar orbit, and NOT because of SUVs and fossil fuels.
According to Natural News, for more than 60 years, NASA has known that the changes occurring to planetary weather patterns are completely natural and normal. But the space agency, for whatever reason, has chosen to let the man-made global warming hoax persist and spread.
In the year 2000, NASA did publish information on its Earth Observatory website about the Milankovitch Climate Theory, revealing that the planet is, in fact, changing due to extraneous factors that have absolutely nothing to do with human activity.
The green Sahara always would’ve turned back into a desert even without humans doing anything.
Climate change - global warming - that’s just how Earth’s orbit works.