The Richat Structure The Eye of the Earth
A huge circular formation (50 km in diameter – 30 miles), that resembles an eye when looked upon from space. The Richat Structure The Eye of the Earth
The Richat Structure The Eye of the Earth
Located in Oudane, Mauritania, it is not really a structure but a huge circular formation (50 km in diameter – 30 miles). Noteworthy, it resembles an eye when looked upon from space. Originally thought to be a crater, this volcanic dome is most likely a product of erosion, an ancient geological artifact in the middle of featureless Maur Adrar desert, in Africa’s Western Sahara. The earliest space missions used it as a landmark. And the adventurous 4×4 enthusiasts consider it to be their playground, and scientists are still debating its origin. Spectacular formation remains a puzzle.
A formation (50 km in diameter – 30 miles), that resembles an eye when looked upon from space
The Richat Structure The Eye of the Earth
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- A circular formation (50 km in diameter – 30 miles), that resembles an eye when looked upon from space
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- 50 km in diameter – 30 miles, it resembles an eye when looked upon from space
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- Resembles an eye when looked upon from space – The Eye of the Earth
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- Called the Eye of the Earth – a huge circular formation (50 km in diameter – 30 miles)
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- The Eye of the Earth – huge circular formation (50 km in diameter – 30 miles), that resembles an eye when looked upon from space
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