What Scientists Just Uncovered Under The Sahara Desert SHOCKS The Entire World!

[@beyonddiscoveryofficial]

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[@kf6nbo]

Must be global warming or was it the ice age?

[@gregferrone8724]

Yes it's God's choice east west north south

[@NYx3]

The cactus you keep showing in the video is not rom the Sahara but found North America southwestern region of the US and Mexico.

[@NYx3]

I forgot to mention that the cactus is the Saguaro Cactus. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saguaro

[@jeffreyjackson5229]

Every desert in the world today wasn't always a desert, so I am not surprised what might be discovered.

[@kerrymccarthy4226]

Good point

[@emadismail3385]

There are many dinosaur fossils that was discovered both in Egypt and Morocco that show a different type of landscape in previous times.

[@mayaflynnster]

Maya's mom here: We, the 98 percent majority of Americans want peace or our world! And honesty in our government!

[@beyonddiscoveryofficial]

Hi Maya's mom! It's great to hear from you, and I completely understand the desire for peace and honesty in our world and government. It's important for the voices of the majority to be heard, and collective efforts can bring about positive change. What do you think are some steps we can take to promote peace and ensure transparency in our government? I'd love to hear your thoughts.

[@WoodSprite4ever]

And weapons of war out of our society Happy mother's day beautiful 🌸 I say we the people sue the proven liars rather than just fact checking them The children tried to sue over climate change but got dismissed We the people are many many more now 😁

[@rickbrown7061]

Day after day it seems more and more like a pipe dream. I have 4 grandchildren ages from twin 13y.o. boys ,a girl thats graduating this month and turning 18 and a 23 y.o. girl with a 9 m. old wonderful baby boy and my great grandchild and i worry every dam* day !!!

[@sergepetrov7973]

@@WoodSprite4ever the Earth is dying is a lie - no peace till HE returns - TRUTH

[@YaYaPaBla]

Exactly

[@edgardopineda3317]

The name sahara is not arab, as a matter of fact the sister and wife of abraham was name sarai, the sister of Brahma was saraista, now we name some girls, sarah, it is the same name with time it has changed a little, the sahara desert was named about 12 thousands years ago, as people left the continent of atlantis, the leader of that group had a daughter name sahara and he named the desert after her they when to egypt some of them remain around the atlas mountaina, for atlas was a deity among the some people from atlantis, some of those people are now the berbers, that is why the berbers are not of the negroid race, i hope this inglés is of interest to you!

[@jeffputman8242]

The Eye of the Sahara is one of the places that match Atlantis , which probably explains why people find gold in that region. When the land raised up alot of the top soil and the city there were swept out into the Atlantic Ocean.. Perhaps when satellites become better at looking into the ground someone will find one of the Columbs of Gold or Orichalcum Gold. And prove the Eye was a city of Atlantis... if not Atlantis.

[@zarroth]

@@jeffputman8242 It's also the same location Plato said Atlantis was located. Too bad modern historians can't seem to read actual history.

[@suehair7601]

Sahara is Arabic h is in English that has no ح letter meanwhile Sara does not have this ح. Letter

[@dinosanchez8528]

I heard this is the place god and satan had sex, and spawned a child together, a travel agent.

[@davidalanjonesridge9874]

I am not an Hebrew scholar but I have taught myself how to use lexicons. So, the "Sar" means ruler. The "ah" puts it in the feminine. So I promote Sarah's from Princess to Queen.

[@terryacton4957]

Richat structure is the correct name of the Eye.

[@turtlepurple9304]

Thankyou . I could not remember how to spell but I knew rigid was wrong.

[@ThomasPrior-wv6zn]

i was taught it was a green zone like EUROPE but due to earth changes its axies the equator turned more to wards the sun causing the temp change

[@hardsums32]

Could we have it miles please? You're audience would appreciate it hugely.

[@dlsamson]

In the book; "Meetings with Remarkable Men," started in 1923 & published in 1962, G.I Gurdjief talks about seeing a map of N. Africa with rivers & forests, long before modern science determined the cycles of desertification & wet

[@beyonddiscoveryofficial]

Interesting! Love these replies

[@stephaniedeegan853]

After centuries of over grazing and deforestation it would be hard to stop . It has been shown in China that you can reclaim the land.

[@thesaints-7-andrew.]

Watching from Greece.hi everybody. Very interesting video.

[@andyrbush]

Really well presented thank you.

[@jampasurprenant1794]

Absolutely amazing the temperature of the desert Sahara , I enjoyed watching and learning about the desert.

[@pcpunisher]

The Eye is also believed to be Atlantis' actual location.

[@tihzho]

Nice but its a Richat Structure which is a geological formation - an eroded dome where the rock layers are exposed,

[@wildfire160]

Its a credible theory as 10k+ years ago the structure was surrounded by water and the physical dimension kinda match those given to Plato by Solon ...the idea of an advanced civilization always seem suspect but its possible their not talking about advanced the way we think of it ,it might just mean they used boats to fish(or for war) had pottery or good weapons etc that were better than their neighbours ...

[@jynx5616]

I doubt it is. I watch bright insight too, but a few other youtubers went there, and its all bedrock. Basically nothing was ever below it.

[@sicsempertyrannis4351]

As a layman following this theory for going on 2 decades, I am so happy to see the theory go mainstream. The marine sand in the Sahara and the geography always made me think 'tidal wave.'

[@alba7519]

Graham Hancock and Randall Carlson could tell you a lot more on this subject. They need to do a podcast specifically for this

[@5ivestring]

I don't understand, how did that climate change with out man and his cars?

[@andrecostermans7109]

The climate of the earth has allways been on a journey , due to tilting the axis of the earth , slight deformation of the oval circulation from our solar system around the sun , eruptions of volcanos , impact by meteorites ... and who knows what more . Note; before the last ice-age,Younger Dryas , general temperature on earth was about 2.5°C higher than nowadays ! As for me climate change started 65milj.years back when that huge rock strucked earth and over time wiped out the dinosaurs . Before that collision fauna and flora had huge dimensions ( never seen again) on earth , only possible due to large amounts of O² in the air . What was left is the poorish vegetation we know today , ample deliviring O² , and to make things worse the O atom binds so easely with the H ( good for fish H²O) and/or C atom . And fossil fuels consume O² , giving back CO, CO² aso ... , which our poor vegetation isn't able to transform rapidly enough back into O² . My prediction : mankind will rather suffocate than burn up by heat .

[@ajsmatchless1]

Gradually

[@peksree5541]

Reducing CO2 levels will cause vegetation to diminish.

[@bmillar271]

The Eye of The Desert could possibly be evidence of an ancient time dilation energy field, among other theories. It's not an erosion based geologic land form.

[@richardwallace133]

It’s a proven natural formation

[@Morbian13]

Atlantis was at the eye of the Sahara

[@tihzho]

Or it could be the Earth's anus.

[@mbsnyderc]

@@Morbian13 Yeah no.

[@NotTheNorm]

A geologist answers: kzbin.info/www/bejne/lWS9cpecqJWrY7s

[@richardrye7200]

To paraphrase Samuel L. Clemens (Mark Twain): All the desert needs to improve is more water and more people. Which, of course, is all Hell needs."

[@CharlezEggs]

The world worries about running out of oil... Should be worried about running out of water.

[@moneymanfernando1594]

Exactly, water is a thousand times more precious. You can`t drink oil.

[@tiitulitii]

Oil in Sahara tells directly about vegetation, a lot of vegetation a long time!

[@ryans2118]

I live in the mohave desert az. Ud be surprised where u can find water!

[@bettyhouk8727]

You are so right on ! I also live in the Mohave ( Mojave 🌵desert AZ. ) HOWEVER the MOJAVE ( Spanish spelling ) desert gets a more rain 🌧️ then the SHARA DESERT 🐪🌴

[@jimmyohara2601]

No not (0nly suprise for the Ignoramus kind/ type), copious amounts of H2o exists under every desert/s worldwide. Known as Artesian/bore water 🤐

[@fredrik.og.cato.]

Why not purify seawater and cultivate the desert?

[@beyonddiscoveryofficial]

That's a great question! In fact, there are already some efforts underway to purify seawater and cultivate the desert. One example is the Al-Khafji desalination and power plant in Saudi Arabia, which produces clean water and electricity from the Arabian Gulf. Additionally, Israel has been successful in using desalination technologies to meet a significant portion of its water needs. As for cultivating the desert, there are various techniques that have been developed to make it possible, such as using drip irrigation, planting drought-resistant crops, and even creating artificial oases. These methods have been implemented in regions such as Israel, Jordan, and the United Arab Emirates. Of course, there are still many challenges to overcome, such as the high costs of desalination and the need for sustainable farming practices. However, with continued research and innovation, it is definitely possible to make use of these untapped resources and transform arid regions into flourishing landscapes.

[@jeffreyhusack2400]

A salt water distillation plant produces toxic salt brine which is hard to dispose of the waste.

[@mybirds2525]

You are mistaken the Sahara is not expanding. It is losing nearly 30 km a year at this time.

[@ruinsmars9859]

I think that renaming "Africa"..The continent of " Sahara " would be a very good good idea. Or using a name like "Congoah" would release a lot of pressure from the indigenous tribe on the continent. And a lot of pressure of the the US too !!!

[@johnbauer9223]

Global warming before the industrial age is what I was I was thinking.

[@beyonddiscoveryofficial]

Ha, Why?

[@emerygray5945]

​@Beyond Discovery because everything is caused by global warming according to modern science. Forget where you put your keys? Global warming. Stay up late watching TV? When you wake up tired it was global warming. Learning a new language and forgot how to pronounce a word? Global warming did that.

[@logancoltersr4163]

When I was a child it was still expanding to the West.

[@Doubleaa500]

I could imagine one of the first world trees were located at the sahara!!

[@chrisp3913]

Why. Not cover it in solar panels and electrify the world?

[@moneymanfernando1594]

That would make sense.

[@Ben-i7l1b]

Sounds like where I live. At summer its 100 to 120 deg. Depends how the wind blows, sometimes Arizona, Nevada or California. This week I'm in Nevada

[@neilthibeault8785]

It used to be an ocean itself or river lake basin at one point in time

[@LukeHwater]

Gaddafi's did a great service to the peoples of Libya 🇱🇾

[@moneymanfernando1594]

Would not be interested in going there. It is too hot and dry. I don`t see how people live there.

[@alanmurray3624]

I knew there was water underneath in the 70s.

[@jimmyohara2601]

There exists very large bodies of water under every single desert worldwide 🤐

[@davidalanjonesridge9874]

Hey, you are forgetting about the great America Plains States. Back in my high school days I worked in the fields for three weeks in Nebraska. That water was one of the two best I had ever drank. The first had been drinking from a pure Rocky Mountain Spring.

[@d.h.dd.h.d.5230]

I worked in the film industry & we don't dismantle remote sets. We just leave them. I wonder what people wd think in 50 yrs if they dug it up.

[@Cloud29065]

0:57 AYOOOOO

[@Longsword99]

Africa is known for it's savannas NOT deserts

[@martyndeyoung8207]

Rain containing Sahara sand sometimes falls in the UK - perhaps a couple of times a year - makes a mess of my car!

[@chandanachakrabarti6967]

Fascinating.🙏🏼

[@chandanachakrabarti6967]

Compelling me to go ahead on my research on the topic 👍🏼

[@timneiser8138]

​@@chandanachakrabarti6967.

[@lackoficko2242]

It is good for gold prospectors ?

[@marktibbetts3799]

Wow,there be Whales in the Dessert

[@user-bm7uu5mm5n]

🖖🏽

[@AngelCatBaby]

The great flood mentioned in the Bible could also have displaced whales and other marine species into the Sahara desert, which in fact happens to be signs of all over the world, including with those ancient civilizations which also speaks of a great flood with our ancestors. This simple fact has already been proven around the world by various scientific studies. I’m wondering though, what lies deeper under the sands and what may be left from our ancient ancestors and civilizations, should we ever find anything in those areas not yet explored or studied. We still have a lot to learn about our ancestors and our planet, it’s not a cut and dry game anymore, but one with more questions than answers.

[@beyonddiscoveryofficial]

Interesting isn't it?

[@davidalanjonesridge9874]

From a Creationists point of view, the water in the aquifers may very well be water leftover from our flood scenario. There may even be remnants of that water in our ice caps.

[@JackieLastrada]

Could have displaced whales....Either it did or it didn't . I truly don't understand why people refuse to see the Truth. sad.

[@paulw252]

​@@JackieLastradaDiscoveries take time to uncover, and even longer for stubborn people to recognize the facts. It was only 175 years ago that doctors discovered that washing their hands before a surgery or childbirth made the procedure more successful "for some reason". 60 years ago people thought cigarettes were healthy! Like, there are still people who think the bible ISN'T a fairy-tale! We know that dinosaurs walked the earth MILLIONS of years ago, but some people actually still think that their magic sky-daddy created the earth only a few THOUSAND years ago! Can you imagine!? 🙃

[@garywickman2659]

Before The Flood Earth Was A Different Landscape

[@deniserowley3329]

How did it all turn to sand.

[@frankwilson4717]

Don't Tell Me: The Graboids, Are REAL??!!

[@johnroebling9329]

If only the inhabitants paid more taxes!

[@jordanbey870]

Sahara keeps growing..

[@ryans2118]

Valley of the whales, perfect name for where they find whales, not dinosaurs?

[@williamoverton7775]

Dune is a true story the petrified whale on the thumbnail looks like that

[@theduppykillah]

Before the end of the Ice Age, the massive ice sheets in Europe Fed streams and river’s that irrigated the Sahara. When the ice sheet collapsed and the earth warmed it ended. Pretty simple stuff

[@Nogo844]

Ia this the fish that swallowed whole, Jonah?

[@paulhitchcox9110]

It's all so supposed to be atlants we're the eye is

[@thomasboston1887]

i can eclipse the world records of water and have it self sustainable thru focused modulation network regulation by locking 100 trillion gallons away across the sahara and the sub-Saharan area and region of the desert in and By doing so the heat indez can be reduced thru solar thermal exchange and resource management

[@bettyhouk8727]

@ TheStarbreeze51 , you baaad! 😏. 🖖👽

[@jamesduck926]

The Great flood explains it all

[@carlthornton3076]

Very Good!... #21 ✝ {5-14-2023}

[@johnwest7993]

That's a nasty looking sinkhole.

[@beyonddiscoveryofficial]

Haha, yes it is! Who knows, what's hidden under it? ;)

[@lackoficko2242]

Kúszi mountain, hungarien name, It means,little dog. Nafti =Nafta.

[@gregferrone8724]

If Christ want to let it be

[@gregferrone8724]

It's not a matter of a color it's what you wanted to be in your eyes gnostic

[@martanegron3425]

Repent jesuschris is coming amen

[@j.c.isking2165]

Who is jesuschris?!? I serve JESUS CHRIST, spelled with capital letters. Get it right and add the letter T as well.