The researchers identified the dark line (seen as a vertical line in the centre of this image) as the shoreline of an ancient lake; here, the radar image is overlaid with a topography that shows depressions in blue and reveals a very small lake next to the mega-lake (Image: Boston University Center for Remote Sensing / Ghoneim)
It takes a national initiative to drill a 90’ well? Huh?
If it was there and the water didn’t have an exit, it is salt water.
That’s about 5,000 dollar expedition in Texas. I wonder how many millions they will spend on it?
The lake could provide much-needed relief to the war-torn African region, believe several UN agencies, the government of Sudan, and non- governmental organisations, which are backing the project.those un dumbasses don't know nothin. they have been butchering each other over there Forever, over DESERT...
what the hell do you think they'll do for green earth???
they'll prolly either just waste it in a few years or figgure out a way to poison it so nobody can use it anyway.
That 100 meters must be incorrect.
“During the past half a million years there were six episodes of wet climate in the Sahara. The last one lasted from 5000 to 11000 years ago. It rained like hell.”
Sounds like the climate changed, several times. Musta been caused by the the greenhouse gas emissions from the caveman’s cars, factories, and powerplants.