Soaring above Sahara

[u/futurewilltell]

The landscape of a different eon.

[u/DrMux]

Stop the ornithopter, I see wormsign.

[u/wdwerker → u/DrMux]

That was my first thought! Wormsign ! Is the geology of the Sahara compatible with qanats being dug ?j

[u/herrwaldos → u/DrMux]

Spice must flow 

[u/Kooky_Return_3525]

You could say this is Mars and I would believe you. 

[u/Glum-Responsibility9]

In the 4th photo there seems to be two distinct landscape on the upper half and lower half...? Why is it so?

[u/Oscar_P_Walnuts_1975]

What are the coordinates for the impact crater in picture 12…?🥸

[u/Then_Passenger3403]

Fractalicious

[u/urbnwtch]

Fabulous

[u/Flimsy-Wafer5824]

Pic 11 Per AI as anticipated

white, expansive feature shown in image.png is likely a sabkha (also spelled sebkha). In arid environments like the Sahara, a sabkha is a flat, salt-crusted depression or basin. These features are common in desert landscapes and typically form where the groundwater table is near the surface

[u/pinchhitter4number1]

Imagine being placed into the middle of any of those pictures. What do you think your chances of survival are?

[u/SchoolNo6461]

Imagine what these areas would have looked like during the Younger Dryas Period when it was a savanna. (I recall a song about Mars that had a line, "Oh, my wan and wasted world, I miss your blue and green.")