The Eyes of the Earth

Eyes, but not eyes. A vast expanse across the uninhabited desert. The identity of this world mystery is ‘Eye of the Sahara’. Its existence has not been caught with the naked eye. As a result, this geographical creation remained invisible to all for thousands of years. Because if we didn’t see from above, that is, if there were no ‘Birds Eye View’, these ‘eyes’ would have remained out of human sight. Its existence has not been caught with the naked eye. As a result, this geographical creation remained invisible to all for thousands of years. Because if we didn’t see from above, that is, if there were no ‘Birds Eye View’, these ‘eyes’ would have remained out of human sight.

As a result, the Sahara Desert came into view for the first time when people flew into space. Scientists still do not understand what it is like in the Sahara Desert. Even after so many years of research, the mystery of its creation has not been fully understood. As a result, the Sahara Desert came into view for the first time when people flew into space. Scientists still do not understand what it is like in the Sahara Desert. Even after so many years of research, the mystery of its creation has not been fully understood.

The impact crater is very important to geologists in determining the age of the Earth. But scientists have not found any traces of molten rock in the Sahara Desert’s ‘eyes’. As a result, modern research is reluctant to call it merely an ‘impact crater’. Rather, there is a more complex and elaborate theory behind it. The main enclosure of this cavity is the mark of the eroded part of the oldest terrain on Earth. According to modern researchers, the Sahara eye’s creation process began more than 1000 billion years ago.

At that time, Pangea was an undivided continent. Due to the movement of the underground plate, Pangea splits into several pieces. The molten rock wants to come out with intense heat and pressure. Africa and South America split in two. But that may not be the case. As a result, it rises and takes the shape of a dome. 

This dome is called the ‘Dome of Layers’, which is the original form of the Earth’s surface. Soon after Pangea split, another earthquake shook the region. As a result, a large part of the cavity collapsed. The wide vein-like veins across this cavity signify millions of years of meteorology. Many types of rocks have made this cave attractive to scientists and researchers.

To astronauts, this hole-eye is the ‘comfort of the eye’ in the primordial sand of Sahara. Apart from overcoming monotony, it is also an important landmark for them. Although many would like to associate it with the city of Atlantis described by Plato, the research focuses on the geographical interpretation of the cavity.

However, this geographical explanation is not universally accepted. Many scientists believe that there is another secret behind this. So, research on the mysterious eye is still going on.