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The Sahara Desert covers 3.6 million square miles across northern Africa. Temperatures regularly exceed 130 degrees Fahrenheit. Annual rainfall in the central Sahara averages less than 1 inch per year. 10,000 years ago it was green. Rivers flowed across it. A lake called Mega-Lake Chad covered approximately 150,000 square miles in the central Sahara. Hippos, giraffes, elephants and crocodiles lived there. Human settlements dotted the landscape. And the rock art left by those people, images of cattle, swimming figures and giraffes carved into what is now bare desert rock, is still visible today. The cause was not global warming. It was a shift in Earth’s orbital geometry that strengthened the African monsoon and pushed rainfall hundreds of miles north into the Sahara. When the orbital cycle reversed the monsoon weakened, the lakes dried and the desert returned. Most of the major Saharan lakes disappeared between 5,500 and 4,000 years ago. The human populations who had lived there migrated toward the Nile. Some researchers argue this migration contributed directly to the conditions that produced ancient Egyptian civilization. The Sahara was green within human memory. The rock art proves it. Chapters: 0:00 Introduction 0:58 The Green Sahara 2:30 The People of the Green Sahara 4:21 What Caused the Green Sahara 5:51 How It Ended 7:34 Outro #CosmicEarth #GreenSahara #AfricanHumidPeriod #SaharaDesert #EarthHistory #PrehistoricEarth

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