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Reddit » Geography
2h ago
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Reddit » Geography
2h ago
How is the Arabian peninsula the largest at 1.25 million square miles compared to the Indian peninsula which is 1.7 million square miles? The math is not mathing.
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Reddit » Geography
2h ago
Hi there, just seen the lights for the first time! Was wondering what the white wavy lines were in the lights? The lights were mainly green and purple, just had these white solid lines in two places. Was it maybe just my camera?
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Reddit » Geography
2h ago
There are some obvious concerns about using nukes to get shit done, but in the craze of global warming and climate change, it doesn't seem to be too far fetched to nuke the Sahara and let sea water flow into its depressions.
I have yet to stumble upon a map that shows a before / after comparison, but the few vids I watched were very optimistic. It would cause a drastic change in climate, allowing it to grow vegitation, because now there is a lot of rainfall, making it hospitable.
I am not entirely informed and I would like to read other peoples opinion, pro's and cons, etc.
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Reddit » Geography
2h ago
I have been looking for what type of regions these are for about one hour. Checked multiple maps and Wikipedia but nothing matches what Google Earth shows here.
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Reddit » Geography
2h ago
i don’t know how to add more than one photo, but the centre part is owned by the uae. anyone know the reasoning behind this?
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Reddit » Geography
2h ago
It's the biggest and one of the richest countries in Africa yet it's rarely talked about. It has a population of 45 million, and Algiers is one of the biggest cities in the Arab world. It appears that Algeria has decent relations with most countries, albeit leaning a bit more towards non western. Why is it overlooked so much?
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