Sahara Sea: The Insane Plan to Create a Sea in the Sahara Dessert

Could a sea transform the Sahara Desert? Explore the "Sahara Sea", a mind-blowing proposal to flood the Sahara with water, creating an inland sea! We delve into the history, science, and potential consequences of this "insane plan". Could it bring rain, agriculture, and prosperity? Or would it be an ecological disaster? Buckle up for a journey into the heart of a daring idea - the Sahara Sea.
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[@stevefirsake899]

Cloudbuster technology would help

[@dgchs68videos]

Even if it could be done, who would finance this massive and expensive project.😅

[@mickatlas3272]

But the original Wetlands & river were Fresh rivers some 5000 yrs ago even a little over 2500 a Greek Historian drew the routes of the rivers so trying to turn it into a inland sea would be a very bad idea due to the fact that who would dredge the mouth but using saltwater from the sea would just leave a huge salt flat & what about the water level worldwide would drop

[@n2201]

they tried it in Australia