I can see them now…….. Jesus Mary and Joseph I found fossils of aquatic life forms in a dried up ocean!! This is groundbreaking people!! Alert the media, and academia I am sure to win a Nobel now!! What’s got two thumbs and found fish fossils in a dried up ocean? This guy!! Lol
I have my own theory. Hope this can be notice. I think Eye of sahara is the biggest whirlpool in the history. If sahara is a previous part of pangea which is connected to the sea, i believe it's one of the reason why the water surrounding the sahara got swallowed up. The perfect circle shape caused by a whirpool doing it's thing for atleast a thousand of years.
@@pratik7590 no i would argue islam wasnt spread by the sword. As opposed to Christianity which actually did spread by the sword, because they forced conversions and tortured/killed those who refused. Islam never forced conversions.
Years ago my friend Paddy and I got building labourers jobs in the Sahara desert. When we got there and saw all that sand I said to my friend, Paddy. ' ' I think we should go home before they deliver the cement ' '
@@webformssuck even if we blew up all the nukes in the world spread evenly on land, it would take a few million years, max for the radiation to dissipate. Plant life might die out in such an event, but its hard to say new plants wont evolve in those years.
Just FYI, it is no longer a "theory", scientists have PROVEN that the Sahara does in fact fluctuate back and forth between lush, green fields and wet lands to dry, sandy deserts and back. They have found proof of settlements, thousands of years old in the middle of nowhere that show signs of farming and live stock, things that would be impossible in the sahara's current desert climate. They've also shown that it did NOT take the Sahara thousands of years to go from green to desert, but instead could have only taken a few hundred years to happen. In some areas it could have started to happened as quickly as within a single life time, leaving people who were born in green fields to have had to leave their homes later in life, unable to continue sustaining any large groups of people. They've also said It could infact start to become green once more in as little as within the next 5,000 years or so, give or take. This "flip flopping" back and forth is also how the under ground water reserves are refilled. The underground lakes and reserves are massive, and once the ground water has been depleted, it won't be able to refill itself until the Sahara goes back to it's green self, and even then will take hundreds of years to completely renew. This back and forth also effects the weather on other parts of the world, as once it goes back to being green fields the hot, dry air from the desert will no longer be blown into other areas. Neither will the sand that accounts for a HUGE percentage of sand that makes it to the coast as well as far west as the Americas carried on seasonal winds. They tested this by taking core samples of the ocean floor off the coast of africa that can be read like a book of when the Sahara changes. ALL of the current top level of sand on the ocean floor has been deposited there since the Sahara became a desert. Prior to that the ocean floor is much less sand and more soil, this pattern repeats the further the core samples went down. So depending on if the Sahara is lush green fields or dry sandy desert, it has a profound effect on other parts of the world as well. I have always found the Sahara to be an absolutely amazing and facinating place, it's essentially the earth's version of a giant etcha sketch. Its lush green fields that lend itself to human civilization and megalithic construction, then every few thousand years gets shaken up, burying and erasing everything from the face of the earth to only then start over again and again and again.
@@Kraflyn For which part? The part about the Sahara fluctuating back and forth or the one about the evidence of civilizations? I'll have to find them again but I don't mind getting the link for you so you can read it as well. It's actually REALLY interesting.
Cool, Chris. Thanks for sharing. Wish we could learn more. It's a shame Geologists, Philosophers, Anthropologists, LIDAR experts, and Atlantis believers can't get in there and study the Sahara and "lost cities" because of stupid politics. When you imagine of all of the things that could be under there...🤔
@@chrislaws4785 Well, now that you mentioned both, could you please provide some links for both? I found the book "Fingerprints of the Gods" compelling: it states there was the crust displacement, and so -- hot zones became cold, and cold zones became warm, and the entire process repeats every 13k or 26k years. Proof? Mammoths frozen with veggies still un-processed in their bellies. So yeah, I'd like to see the "standard" point of view on the subject!
@@Kraflyn Yeah, no problem. The most "standard" way of thinking by most scientists is that it take millions of years for things to happen such as the Sarah desert being formed. But there is more and more evidence that these things happen VERY quickly relatively speaking. Once the Sarah started to change, it went from lush green land to desert in as little as 100 years or so(give or take). But I'll find it for you and link it all here in a reply later on today for you. You might also want to check out the TH-cam channel "Bright Insight", he does some really compelling stuff on things like this.
I think, early Europeans (Roman Empire/other empires) destroyed the lands (forest) surrounding the Mediterranean Sea, especially northern Africa, looking for logs for their constructions like ship buildings, etc.
@Martin Casinillo hey comrade you didnt finish typing your reply to me 😄 but I guess you were going to refer to the Roman's presence in North Africa which I am well aware of. Volubilis in Meknes Morocco, Leptis Magna Libya. Now I could be wrong but I dont think the Roman's ever built anything in present day Mauritania. If you ask me I think Antarctica is Atlantis
the eye was analyzed dating back to the 1930s. its an uplifted "dome" that eroded away and yes there are heavy volcanics in the center. and yes there are hundreds of similar spots where various shapes of domes wear down leaving what looks like circular or elliptical exposed layers. this dome of the eye is simply very circular in shape.
As ironically as it could be, one of the biggest natural groundwater reservoir in the world is situated under the Sahara desert between Algeria, Tunisia and Libya. It's called the Albian aquifer. An amazing precious treasure left untouched still.
Well to answer your question around 8:13 there, to determine if something is a crater or an extinct volcano, we do use structural geology analytical techniques such as rock bedding orientation to look for signs of overturned rocks due to explosion shock, impact melt breccia rocks, etc. The impact melt breccia is the primary evidence for a cataclysmic impact event, where the heat generated from the impact shatters and melts the target rock. A well known example is Vredefort Dome in South Africa... Extinct volcano should have volcanic ash or a series of rocks such as tuff, amygdaloidal basalts and other volcanic rocks. Drilling in that area has to be done for sampling to solve the mystery. I'm a geologist and will take any questions related to this.
What do you think it is? Could it be a very unique situation like a lake bed that dried over time creating the rings after gaining deposits from nearby?
@DJ Leeman there definitley is. we have solid proof that empires existed along the western coast of africa, and their ruins are probably just buried under the sand. wouldnt hold out hope for pyramids though.
For anybody confused about Basilosaurus being a whale's ancestor even though it's named -saurus. It was first thought to be a reptile, but later found to be a mammal.
@@ashlee0039 yeah people can make wrong assumption too, I mean I remember reading dinosaurus book when I was a child. I remember some scientists mistaken a young dinosaurus to be a different species from the adult ones...
@@65mcman No, they’re not. They are in the same genus (Homo), but not the same species (sapiens vs neanderthalensis). Different species, just similar, like horses and donkeys are.
I feel like this was a video about dinosaurs and not the like. I tuned in looking for an explanation about why Africa has been drained of its most precious natural resource, and ended up watching Littlefoot & The Land Before Time
The eye of the Sahara actually matches the description of Atlantis having the same amount of rings. Even the mountains are in the right place as Plato described. Also there is evidence of there having been a sea there. Interesting stuff.
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That got me thinking: if the Sahara used to be a green area and is now a desert, what did the Amazon use to be? Can you make a similar video about the Amazon region?
Liam Gardner thousands of years ago the Antarctic was a giant field of grass and livestock, every place has changed atleast once within thousands of years. Europe thousands of years ago couldve been like the Sahara, chili venesuala couldve been like antarctica
It's just been discovered that solar panels and wind turbines can work together to create rain clouds and actually change the weather. Perhaps soon we can use this technology to make deserts like the Sahara green again
The livestock theory is rubbish. No way was there enough livestock 6000 years ago to cause the formation of the Sahara. Live herds of wild animals may have contributed, but considering the number of buffalo once supported on the great plains of North America, it's doubtful that large herds could have been more than partial cause.
I agree. Especially since the other group of scientists suggests the exact opposite. Makes you think about what other theories some groups of scientists could be wrong about. Especially those theories no one is allowed to question.
That is why they call theories exactly that, theories it is something that has not been proven scientifically, even tho some scientists try to push theories as fact Livestock theory theory of evolution and whatever other theory is just what some people think / theorize is the truth I personally believe that it has nothing to do with livestock and if anything the more livestock there the more plants and grass etc would of been, not less, due to the animal manure helping plants grow
@Shit Kicker One part that is visible (water swept towards the west coast etc) is by the Richat structure / Eye of the Sahara in Mauritania That very same structure fits almost exactly with the description of Atlantis
I read a book that was a collection of journal entries from explorers about the Sahara. One I remember was about a lost city that’s as revealed after a massive series of sandstorms, only to be lost to the shifting sands after the initial exploration. There are also full whale skeletons in the middle of the Sahara, which shows that large areas were actually ocean before some sort of a calamity swept it away.
> that was a collection of journal entries from explorers about the Sahara. One I remember was about a lost city that’s as revealed after a massive series of sandstorms, only to be lost to the shifting sands after the initial exploration. Well that just sounds like a cheap lie... >There are also full whale skeletons in the middle of the Sahara, which shows that large areas were actually ocean before some sort of a calamity swept it away. Well yeah... it was covered by ocean at one point and no it didn't get 'swept away' in some calamity... seriously why are people so dumb about this.
Always wanted to try experiment and take everybody's long clippings and plants they pull up from the garden every week or so and set it all out in the desert wait for a while and let it all rot into fertile soil maybe try to plant trees there and see if the oxygen content that the tree start giving out helps it rain again just a crackpot theory I came up with really I doubt it'll work we could try that with any desert
Search Bright Insight he claims that the Richact Structure is actually Atlantis pretty compelling with the evidence he provides it also has the correct measurements! I’ll post a link!
The eye of the Serengeti is Atlantis. At the very centre you can draw up clean drinking water. This was the main supply for the people. It just makes sense, considering the Tamarren could have been a major source they drew from as well.
The Bible actually predicts that the area known as the Sahara would become a dry wasteland. In the Bible that area is talked about as being lush and habitable sustaining many people groups. More than likely civilization began in the southern Sahara. The earth is definitely cyclical in all things. Man has some effect on things like climate, but it’s mostly cyclical and we can’t really do anything to change the cycle. We definitely need to take care of what we’ve been given though and be prepared for the natural disasters that occur because of the cycles.
I just subbed. I like the way you present the subject. Clearly, with appropriate images and you didn't go off on tangents about UFO'S and whatnot. I'm looking forward to seeing more of your work.
Except that Atlantis is not real and was never intended to be real. It was an allegory, to teach athenians to obey laws and principles of the greek communities back then
@@Minecraftiano1204 Okay Misinfo agent. Plato himself said "The tale of Atlantis, although strange, is most certainly true". Troy was a myth until they found it. Richat Structure is DEFINITELY Atlantis I'm sorry to burst your bubble. I've done my research on richat and it is clear as day. Mainstream media will not admit it but I am sure right as we're speaking it is being excavated.
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That River Tamanrasett that flows out just where Mauritania is today, right where the Richat structure(The Eye of the Sahara) is. Which further proves that this is the official location of the lost city of Atlantis. Also, the river ran down from the Atlas mountains in what is present day Morroco Add to that the Berber(Amazigha) script Tiffinagh which is very similar to ancient Greek.
u might not realize, Algeria which is part of Sahara desert has oil, the first companies to drill there were American Standard oil co. Even today the refineries are co-owned by American and Algerian govt.
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I agree with Bright Insight. That looks man made, and fits the destruction Plato gave extremely well. Considering the land was once lush, it would have been a perfect place to build a city. There is a known catastrophe that occurred about 10,000 years ago, and it was worldwide. It killed off the Ice Age Mammals, and if you look closely at Africa, there was a tremendous deluge that swept right through it to the ocean on the west, and the Richat structure was right in the middle of it.
@@MysterDoktor Modern day Africans are descendants. Back then, they may look entirely different. Even Egyptians (who are portrayed differently) came after Atlanteans. But you do have a point
as a mauritanian who visited the richat structure, it's quite amazing and very peaceful, that kind of eerie silence, i once stood upon some fish remains there ( 800 km from the sea ) it's just amazing
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There is no way that an experienced geologist would have been “surprised” to find whale fossils in a former ocean. That is absurd.
And someone mustve put them there? Lol
These videos are pretty simp when you think about it.
@@Matt-yj1lz Is it not possible that maybe a huge tsunami had awash them ashore, Sir?
yall are party poopers, give the guy credit for making his videos interesting
I can see them now……..
Jesus Mary and Joseph I found fossils of aquatic life forms in a dried up ocean!! This is groundbreaking people!! Alert the media, and academia I am sure to win a Nobel now!! What’s got two thumbs and found fish fossils in a dried up ocean? This guy!! Lol
3:10 "Perhaps cattle farmers were the cattle-lyst" Nice one, Ridddle
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I quickly rushed to the comments section when I heard him say "Lake Mega Chad".
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I have my own theory. Hope this can be notice. I think Eye of sahara is the biggest whirlpool in the history. If sahara is a previous part of pangea which is connected to the sea, i believe it's one of the reason why the water surrounding the sahara got swallowed up. The perfect circle shape caused by a whirpool doing it's thing for atleast a thousand of years.
thats fucking crazy
Only clicked on this video for the “WATH’S HIDDEN UNDER THE SAHARA” typo in the thumbnail lmfao
This narrator is the guy in ur school who writes 12 pages of answer for a question of 4 marks
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But he writes 4^2 pages for √16 marks
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Dont forget the 68 feet long whale
This commentator gets around. He has narrated at least a few channels I follow. Great job my guy!
Great documentary, even the "woo Woo" part about the Eye was done tongue in cheek.
Then, everything changed when the fire nation attacked.
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This video. Green propaganda.
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WeaverSong look at the disappearing lakes in Russia
Fun fact : prophet Muhammad mentioned this 1400 years ago and also said doomsday wouldn't come until the sahara is green "again"
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Lol just 1400 years ago? Go read Vedas.. ancient Hinduism.. to know the reality.. fun fact: Muslim religion was just spread through sword..
I heard he was a pedo though so his opinion doesn't hold any weight.
@@pratik7590 hinduism is a joke 🤣 out of all the religions you could have brang up. You spoke about the one religion that doesnt make any sense 💀
@@pratik7590 no i would argue islam wasnt spread by the sword. As opposed to Christianity which actually did spread by the sword, because they forced conversions and tortured/killed those who refused. Islam never forced conversions.
Years ago my friend Paddy and I got building labourers jobs in the Sahara desert. When we got there and saw all that sand I said to my friend, Paddy. ' ' I think we should go home before they deliver the cement ' '
Long story short: the video doesn’t answer what is hidden under the Sahara at all. Just saved you 11 minutes of your life. You’re welcome.
They always do this. They always say alot of nothing
Thanks a lot for the heads up, you're a f*ing hero!🏆 I hate wasting time on vids like these
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First of all I never said they’re gonna say what’s a notice or does it they’re just asking it like a question what do you think is there
And they did say what was on the ride there was like fossils and stuff of whales
In 10,000 years there will be a video of the Sahara once being a desert.
Edit: Thanks for the 2000 likes
In 10'000 years, the earth will be a radioactive desert wasteland which will need appx. 250 million years to regenerate.
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all over religion 1st... then borders... food... water... $$$... which is greed... which drives all the hatred... then boom... as you state...
the 'large' reptilian life shall rise again afterward...
@@webformssuck even if we blew up all the nukes in the world spread evenly on land, it would take a few million years, max for the radiation to dissipate. Plant life might die out in such an event, but its hard to say new plants wont evolve in those years.
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bro i hope ur joking but like i hate to break it to you but.. we are the ones that named it lake mega chad not the cave men..
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Just FYI, it is no longer a "theory", scientists have PROVEN that the Sahara does in fact fluctuate back and forth between lush, green fields and wet lands to dry, sandy deserts and back. They have found proof of settlements, thousands of years old in the middle of nowhere that show signs of farming and live stock, things that would be impossible in the sahara's current desert climate. They've also shown that it did NOT take the Sahara thousands of years to go from green to desert, but instead could have only taken a few hundred years to happen. In some areas it could have started to happened as quickly as within a single life time, leaving people who were born in green fields to have had to leave their homes later in life, unable to continue sustaining any large groups of people. They've also said It could infact start to become green once more in as little as within the next 5,000 years or so, give or take. This "flip flopping" back and forth is also how the under ground water reserves are refilled. The underground lakes and reserves are massive, and once the ground water has been depleted, it won't be able to refill itself until the Sahara goes back to it's green self, and even then will take hundreds of years to completely renew. This back and forth also effects the weather on other parts of the world, as once it goes back to being green fields the hot, dry air from the desert will no longer be blown into other areas. Neither will the sand that accounts for a HUGE percentage of sand that makes it to the coast as well as far west as the Americas carried on seasonal winds. They tested this by taking core samples of the ocean floor off the coast of africa that can be read like a book of when the Sahara changes. ALL of the current top level of sand on the ocean floor has been deposited there since the Sahara became a desert. Prior to that the ocean floor is much less sand and more soil, this pattern repeats the further the core samples went down. So depending on if the Sahara is lush green fields or dry sandy desert, it has a profound effect on other parts of the world as well. I have always found the Sahara to be an absolutely amazing and facinating place, it's essentially the earth's version of a giant etcha sketch. Its lush green fields that lend itself to human civilization and megalithic construction, then every few thousand years gets shaken up, burying and erasing everything from the face of the earth to only then start over again and again and again.
link?
@@Kraflyn For which part? The part about the Sahara fluctuating back and forth or the one about the evidence of civilizations? I'll have to find them again but I don't mind getting the link for you so you can read it as well. It's actually REALLY interesting.
Cool, Chris. Thanks for sharing. Wish we could learn more. It's a shame Geologists, Philosophers, Anthropologists, LIDAR experts, and Atlantis believers can't get in there and study the Sahara and "lost cities" because of stupid politics. When you imagine of all of the things that could be under there...🤔
@@chrislaws4785 Well, now that you mentioned both, could you please provide some links for both? I found the book "Fingerprints of the Gods" compelling: it states there was the crust displacement, and so -- hot zones became cold, and cold zones became warm, and the entire process repeats every 13k or 26k years. Proof? Mammoths frozen with veggies still un-processed in their bellies. So yeah, I'd like to see the "standard" point of view on the subject!
@@Kraflyn Yeah, no problem. The most "standard" way of thinking by most scientists is that it take millions of years for things to happen such as the Sarah desert being formed. But there is more and more evidence that these things happen VERY quickly relatively speaking. Once the Sarah started to change, it went from lush green land to desert in as little as 100 years or so(give or take). But I'll find it for you and link it all here in a reply later on today for you. You might also want to check out the TH-cam channel "Bright Insight", he does some really compelling stuff on things like this.
imagine another 6000 years from now when we as a generation are going to be ancient history
Wow, The ancient farmers must have been running some pretty large herds of animals that trampled such a huge lush landscape. Come on man!
I think, early Europeans (Roman Empire/other empires) destroyed the lands (forest) surrounding the Mediterranean Sea, especially northern Africa, looking for logs for their constructions like ship buildings, etc.
Imagine if the lost city of Atlantis was under the desert of Sahara.
That’d be cool
It may very well. Look up Atlantis site in Mauritania, the Richoc structure
@Martin Casinillo hey comrade you didnt finish typing your reply to me 😄 but I guess you were going to refer to the Roman's presence in North Africa which I am well aware of. Volubilis in Meknes Morocco, Leptis Magna Libya. Now I could be wrong but I dont think the Roman's ever built anything in present day Mauritania. If you ask me I think Antarctica is Atlantis
Get a file pic please
I doubt it
Check out mud fossil university. Find the dragon and you'll find the fish there you'll find Atlantis
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Anyone remember hanging chads?
Was waiting for this in comments
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the eye was analyzed dating back to the 1930s. its an uplifted "dome" that eroded away and yes there are heavy volcanics in the center. and yes there are hundreds of similar spots where various shapes of domes wear down leaving what looks like circular or elliptical exposed layers. this dome of the eye is simply very circular in shape.
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Appreciate the moment that Ridddle isn't trying to kill us all in this video.
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I just noticed that this isn't a "What If" video 😂
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"69 meters"
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"Lake Mega Chad"
me: *African Horizon music intensified*
It used to be a MEGA CHAD
Now it's just a chad
It got old ):
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@@ballin4th haha awesome!
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A hanging chad
When he said the lost city of Atlantis... did anyone else think of that episode in avatar with that library in the desert underground
Man
pff those times
That cursed Owl of knowledge is freaking scary for my childhood days back then though.
You been watching too much movies so much u can’t differentiate what’s real or fiction smh brainwashed
I did
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His voice , I thought I was watching history channel for a second 😂
Well ofcorz....Why would he use horror movie type of voice to a nature-ish topic?
i thought i watched Arnold
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Yes, none of us even live in sahara.
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Look up Younger Dryas!
As ironically as it could be, one of the biggest natural groundwater reservoir in the world is situated under the Sahara desert between Algeria, Tunisia and Libya. It's called the Albian aquifer. An amazing precious treasure left untouched still.
if u've studied global climatology, sahara is situated in the subtropical high pressure belt. low pressure is what triggers the weather phenomenas
Well to answer your question around 8:13 there, to determine if something is a crater or an extinct volcano, we do use structural geology analytical techniques such as rock bedding orientation to look for signs of overturned rocks due to explosion shock, impact melt breccia rocks, etc. The impact melt breccia is the primary evidence for a cataclysmic impact event, where the heat generated from the impact shatters and melts the target rock. A well known example is Vredefort Dome in South Africa... Extinct volcano should have volcanic ash or a series of rocks such as tuff, amygdaloidal basalts and other volcanic rocks. Drilling in that area has to be done for sampling to solve the mystery. I'm a geologist and will take any questions related to this.
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Unfortunately I'm interested in geology for agricultural reasons instead of paleontological reasons.
What do you think it is? Could it be a very unique situation like a lake bed that dried over time creating the rings after gaining deposits from nearby?
It reminds me of Yellowstone national park. Could it have been a mega geyser? Idk anything about geology so idk if this is a stupid question
@@freddypizza3832 You make fun of people for knowing shit? That's not a good look man. Not a good look.
Am I the only one who have a feeling that within those sands are undiscovered pyramids or something?
Yup
I know there is non of that shit in there
@DJ Leeman there definitley is. we have solid proof that empires existed along the western coast of africa, and their ruins are probably just buried under the sand. wouldnt hold out hope for pyramids though.
I would bet my life and more that there are hidden (archeological) treasures there underneath all that sand
The ancient pple uses to cover up their homes whenever they moved. Ita possible... VERY possible
Not only Pyramids. It may have other interesting stuffs that may more than enough to rewrite the history of animals and earth
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Absolutely remarkable find! Great work, need to unearth this very ancient secrets of the Sahara!! Looking forward to more!
For anybody confused about Basilosaurus being a whale's ancestor even though it's named -saurus. It was first thought to be a reptile, but later found to be a mammal.
Don’t think a lot of people would notice. To a big chunk of the population including me, Saurus = dinosaur = ancient.
and now those reptiles might be birds. They dont know wtf those fossils are when they find them. they play puzzle and just make shit up.
@@ashlee0039 yeah people can make wrong assumption too, I mean I remember reading dinosaurus book when I was a child. I remember some scientists mistaken a young dinosaurus to be a different species from the adult ones...
Early man probably found a bunch of dinosaur bones and made tools out of them like it was nothing.
Yeah, there is evidence of Stone tools made by human and non human peoples of the past
@@ELbabotas1 Non human? :o
@@ericsarason9099 Things like neanderthals or Homo erectus. They're closely related to humans, but they're not humans.
@@RafilaWan They’re still technically apart of the Human Species
@@65mcman No, they’re not. They are in the same genus (Homo), but not the same species (sapiens vs neanderthalensis). Different species, just similar, like horses and donkeys are.
love the vids but do you always have to compare metric and imperial units??? just pick one???
3:11 “Perhaps cattle farmers were the catalysts” hehe cattlysts
Video: “What’s under the Sahara?”
Me: more Sahara
.."sa hair a" my ass........ba-dum-tshh!
What under the hot sand?
Cold sand 😂😂
Water
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Riddle: What’s Hidden Under the Sand of Sahara?
me: more sand
Actually only 20-30% of sahara desert is sand
@@MotivateMoments2023 its hard to know because alot of it is dead grass with thin layers of sand that cover it so yeh thatd probably quite accurate
me: SUPER TINY ROCKS/Sand
Check mate
An alien megalopolis.
🔥🔥🔥🔥💯💯🤔the biggest lake and the eye crater 🤔👀👌
WATH . How do you post a video with a typo in the center of the picture.
the only lake that doesn't allow virgins.
Lake M E G A C H A D
yes
Hahahaha
Y E S
I feel like this was a video about dinosaurs and not the like. I tuned in looking for an explanation about why Africa has been drained of its most precious natural resource, and ended up watching Littlefoot & The Land Before Time
Nice!
The eye of the Sahara actually matches the description of Atlantis having the same amount of rings. Even the mountains are in the right place as Plato described. Also there is evidence of there having been a sea there. Interesting stuff.
That’s pretty crazy!
You should see the picture of that Sasquatch.
Agreed! th-cam.com/video/oDoM4BmoDQM/w-d-xo.html
I stopped my annual contribution to Wikipedia when I discovered that they have been suppressing that information on their site. Wicked
Bright Insights video was debunked look it up.
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eye was the atlantis, it was filled with water and was like a supercity port where ships came and went before traveling west
“Cattle farmers were the catalyst” PERFECT.
That got me thinking: if the Sahara used to be a green area and is now a desert, what did the Amazon use to be? Can you make a similar video about the Amazon region?
Daniel MGF the amazon was always a forest?!
Actually, the Amazonas used to be desert before, eons ago
Liam Gardner I just did but it blew my ass instead of my mind??
Liam Gardner thousands of years ago the Antarctic was a giant field of grass and livestock, every place has changed atleast once within thousands of years. Europe thousands of years ago couldve been like the Sahara, chili venesuala couldve been like antarctica
Amazon was always a forest the same one that used to be on Sahara (i think)
In the Berber language, Chad means "lake" and Sahara means "desert". So, there used to be a large Lake Lake in the Desert Desert.
It's just been discovered that solar panels and wind turbines can work together to create rain clouds and actually change the weather. Perhaps soon we can use this technology to make deserts like the Sahara green again
The livestock theory is rubbish. No way was there enough livestock 6000 years ago to cause the formation of the Sahara. Live herds of wild animals may have contributed, but considering the number of buffalo once supported on the great plains of North America, it's doubtful that large herds could have been more than partial cause.
Probably a theory pushed by vegans :)
I agree. Especially since the other group of scientists suggests the exact opposite. Makes you think about what other theories some groups of scientists could be wrong about. Especially those theories no one is allowed to question.
That is why they call theories exactly that, theories it is something that has not been proven scientifically, even tho some scientists try to push theories as fact
Livestock theory theory of evolution and whatever other theory is just what some people think / theorize is the truth
I personally believe that it has nothing to do with livestock and if anything the more livestock there the more plants and grass etc would of been, not less, due to the animal manure helping plants grow
@Shit Kicker One part that is visible (water swept towards the west coast etc) is by the Richat structure / Eye of the Sahara in Mauritania
That very same structure fits almost exactly with the description of Atlantis
Agree with @rj smith I guess it's just a coincidence that the Sahara lakes and all those Ice Age lakes disappeared around the same time.
Ah yes, "Lake Mega Chad" the home of the chaddest of chads.
Hanging chad or Frat boy chad? 😁
that can also be alien spacecraft or some type of metal building from the period before the great flood that was buried underground
Can you do a video on wilpena pound south Australia in the flinders ranges
Can we just appreciate how the thumbnail says "wath"
Edit: thx every1 for the likes
I thought I was the only one That noticed
@@OhKrimz lol
Same I thought I was the only one
Haha I didn't notice that
Lol ikr I literally looked in the comments to see if anyone
Else saw it haha!
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Me: nice
THAT IS FUNNIER THAN THAT SCIENTIST WHO TURNED HIM SELF INTO A PICKLE
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The eye of the Sahara is the key to finding Atlantus. 100% Agree
From Sahara with love.
*baby Chad discovers his dads collection of old atlases*
"Dad who was Mega Chad?"
"I havnt heard that name in years..."
Sigbilicious lol
I read a book that was a collection of journal entries from explorers about the Sahara. One I remember was about a lost city that’s as revealed after a massive series of sandstorms, only to be lost to the shifting sands after the initial exploration.
There are also full whale skeletons in the middle of the Sahara, which shows that large areas were actually ocean before some sort of a calamity swept it away.
I think i read something like that too
Look up brightinsight, He has a video about Atlantis being in the Sahara and it’s very fact filled
What about that solar micronova, doe?!
> that was a collection of journal entries from explorers about the Sahara. One I remember was about a lost city that’s as revealed after a massive series of sandstorms, only to be lost to the shifting sands after the initial exploration.
Well that just sounds like a cheap lie...
>There are also full whale skeletons in the middle of the Sahara, which shows that large areas were actually ocean before some sort of a calamity swept it away.
Well yeah... it was covered by ocean at one point and no it didn't get 'swept away' in some calamity... seriously why are people so dumb about this.
Mega chad is the the final boss of some fan made video game
Always wanted to try experiment and take everybody's long clippings and plants they pull up from the garden every week or so and set it all out in the desert wait for a while and let it all rot into fertile soil maybe try to plant trees there and see if the oxygen content that the tree start giving out helps it rain again just a crackpot theory I came up with really I doubt it'll work we could try that with any desert
The "Eye of the Sahara" looks just like pictures of Atlantis.
Yeah I have those pictures of the Atlantis.
Search Bright Insight he claims that the Richact Structure is actually Atlantis pretty compelling with the evidence he provides it also has the correct measurements! I’ll post a link!
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Video 1
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Video 2
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Video 3
fun fact: the sahara means desert in Arabic so you're literally saying desert desert
@moaz that makes it a double negative as well lol
@Profit Of Ola god in Arabic doesn't actually directly translate to Allah, god in arabic is ilah not Allah. 'Ilah' is any object of worship.
Profit Of Ola stupid bible lol
Fun fact 5000 year's ago Arab concept didn't exist in Africa
To or two, there is only God almighty and many lesser gods, Allah is not God almighty, God Almighty would never ordain the use of deception..
The eye of the Serengeti is Atlantis. At the very centre you can draw up clean drinking water. This was the main supply for the people. It just makes sense, considering the Tamarren could have been a major source they drew from as well.
The Bible actually predicts that the area known as the Sahara would become a dry wasteland. In the Bible that area is talked about as being lush and habitable sustaining many people groups. More than likely civilization began in the southern Sahara. The earth is definitely cyclical in all things. Man has some effect on things like climate, but it’s mostly cyclical and we can’t really do anything to change the cycle. We definitely need to take care of what we’ve been given though and be prepared for the natural disasters that occur because of the cycles.
I just subbed. I like the way you present
the subject. Clearly, with appropriate images and you didn't go off on tangents about UFO'S and whatnot.
I'm looking forward to seeing more of your work.
Check out Bright Insight
Must be a aqurius
Me: watches this video
The first ad: Ahh suvenyaaaaa
Strange how I was just thinking about what’s under the sands. So this was just recommended to me
Man nevajag māti, tēvi, patēvu, tuvos cilvēkus un radiniekus!
I'm still convinced that the Richat Structure is the lost city of Atlantis. Bright Insight's theory is damn good.
Except that Atlantis is not real and was never intended to be real. It was an allegory, to teach athenians to obey laws and principles of the greek communities back then
Lol
yeah everything about the evidence of the atlantis is been revealed by that eye
I'm still convinced it's the portal to the ark underneath it
@@Minecraftiano1204 Okay Misinfo agent. Plato himself said "The tale of Atlantis, although strange, is most certainly true". Troy was a myth until they found it. Richat Structure is DEFINITELY Atlantis I'm sorry to burst your bubble. I've done my research on richat and it is clear as day. Mainstream media will not admit it but I am sure right as we're speaking it is being excavated.
F's for Lake Chad he was the biggest Chad on the whole world
Dude was mega chad level. What a alpha.
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The Elder Scrolls 6 might be out there
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That River Tamanrasett that flows out just where Mauritania is today, right where the Richat structure(The Eye of the Sahara) is.
Which further proves that this is the official location of the lost city of Atlantis.
Also, the river ran down from the Atlas mountains in what is present day Morroco
Add to that the Berber(Amazigha) script Tiffinagh which is very similar to ancient Greek.
Lake Mega Chad. This is where chads come for their pilgrimages
LMAO
Him : oil is under Sahara
Weeks later : USA : DEMOCRACY TIME
yup will show up to protect you...at a price...like the british used to do
I'd rather see some water under there.
Hahahaha you are lucky they arent convinced yet :D
@@CheezyDibbles ww3 will start and probably this time things might be different
u might not realize,
Algeria which is part of Sahara desert has oil, the first companies to drill there were American Standard oil co.
Even today the refineries are co-owned by American and Algerian govt.
"Lake Mega Chad" made me chuckle... heh
The owner❤️😁
Truth or lies,i'm gonna seat.
He's been dormant for 10000 years..
And in another 10000 years he will rise again
Mega Chad will expose his majestic jawline for all animals to drink masculine water and grow muscles from.
4 thousand to go.
Ridddle talking about Richat Structure
Bright Insight: Atlantis Intensifies
Lol to me Ridddle is looking more and more like a misinfo channel
Lightning bolt (basically). Electromagnetic universe. TH-cam Mr2Tuff2's videos
It’s clear a flood wiped it all out. Bright insights is on point
I agree with Bright Insight. That looks man made, and fits the destruction Plato gave extremely well. Considering the land was once lush, it would have been a perfect place to build a city. There is a known catastrophe that occurred about 10,000 years ago, and it was worldwide. It killed off the Ice Age Mammals, and if you look closely at Africa, there was a tremendous deluge that swept right through it to the ocean on the west, and the Richat structure was right in the middle of it.
@@MysterDoktor Modern day Africans are descendants. Back then, they may look entirely different. Even Egyptians (who are portrayed differently) came after Atlanteans. But you do have a point
This is fascinating.
Nobody:
Ridddle: "WATHS hidden under the sahara"
"I hate sand, its rough, irritating and it gets everywhere"
Oh Ani...
Yes sand does get everywhere. Perhaps that is why children are sometimes named Sandy.
Then do something about it bro!
The Cringe is strong here. I can feel it, and my face is tired.
In that case best to do it standing up.
Ridddle : *converting km to miles*
Common americans : three football fields..
american made easy..
Mr.Hanafi GITU2 or you could say American measurement is fucked up
Ok people we get it
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This whole chain is golden
Amazing info sir. Full pack already. I hope mine too. Thank you.
The long missed brother of Giga Chad is hidden under the sand! Mega Chad!!!
Lake Mega Chad...
I've never heard of a place so epic
as a mauritanian who visited the richat structure, it's quite amazing and very peaceful, that kind of eerie silence, i once stood upon some fish remains there ( 800 km from the sea ) it's just amazing
There is no such thing as Mauritania 😑 your country is called *Shanqitt*
MAURITANIA is the ancient name for North Morocco & Algeria
@@hamzasat Sahara was supposed to be Mauritania back then.
@@hamzasat Mauritania could not be just one, it could be multiple.
Yes yes, you found my mega lake. It was easier to name it after myself and my nick name from the ladies. Bwhwahaha that was a big bong hit lol.
This video was uploaded on my birthday 😆