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How much of earth is desert?
Approximately one-third of the Earth's land surface is desert, characterized by low precipitation levels and often extreme temperatures. These arid regions are found on every continent and play an important role in maintaining global biodiversity and climate regulation.
How much damage can dynamite cause?
A lot depending on where you set it. You set in an unstable building it will take it to smithereens but in the other hand if you set it of the Sahara Desert or the Ocean there will be minimal damage.
What happens if there is a flood in a desert?
If a flood occurs in a desert, the sudden influx of water can rapidly transform the landscape, creating temporary rivers and lakes. This event may lead to the growth of vegetation and a brief surge in wildlife activity as plants and animals take advantage of the moisture. However, the desert's dry soil may struggle to absorb the water, potentially resulting in erosion and flash flooding. Once the water recedes, the area may return to its arid state, often leaving behind sediment and debris.
Why does more photosynthesis take place in the ocean than on land?
This is mainly because the oceans cover more than twice as much surface area than does land.
What part of the cactus does photosynthesis?
In a cactus the leaves have been reduced to spines, to reduce the surface area from which water can be lost and to deter animals from eating the plant. As there are no leaves, photosynthesis must take place in the stem.
How do you get to the Sahara Desert and where is it located?
The Sahara is in Africa and you get there by plane. You take a plane ride to Cairo.
In what desert does The Flight of the Phoenix take place?
Sahara
How do you travel to the desert?
Depends where you travelling from. The Sahara Desert is located in north Africa
What would you take with you to Sahara desert?
i would take lots of water with me suncream and a pair of sunglasses
How long did it take for the Sahara desert to turn into a desert?
The transformation of the Sahara into a desert occurred over thousands of years, influenced by climatic changes. Around 5,000 to 10,000 years ago, the region experienced a wetter climate that supported savannas and diverse wildlife. However, as the Earth's climate gradually shifted, particularly during the Holocene epoch, increasing aridity led to the desertification of the area, culminating in the Sahara's current desert state. This process was not instantaneous but rather a gradual transition over millennia.
Can Sahara be made green by human intervention?
Absolutely no. As the desert occupied almost 9.1 million square kilometer (3.5 million square miles) it is impossible to make whole of the desert in green. Firstly, it is due to its soil content. The desert are totally consist of sand of 0.2-2 mm in diameter and this just cannot allow the trees to grow. The reason is that there are no water reservoir among the soil particles as it easily leached. Furthermore, if water is supplied, the sand can choke or suffocated the trees. We can apply the organic material to the desert but are we willing to collect or dig just to cover the Sahara? Secondly, if we CAN control the climate, then we may have an opportunity to survive in Sahara. The temperature and rainfall in Sahara just not adequate to even the Sahara itself. However, there a a small parts in the desert that are able to be an agriculture activities which the water reservoirs (oasis) is there. Take a note, we just cannot make Sahara green, but Sahara taking the green parts of the adjacent area.
What path did Africa traders usually take to go across the Sahara Desert in the fourteenth century?
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What should you would take when visiting the Sahara desert?
sunscreen hat long sleeved cotton shrits plenty of water
Show you list of things to take in Sahara desert tour?
well i would take a lot of water, food, and things to use outside maby a camel :)
If the Sahara Desert is moving south at a rate of about five miles per year how many years will it take the Sahara to reach the equator?
The desert is moving south at 2 feet per day. At that rate, it takes more than seven years to move one mile.
How long does it take to fly to the Sahara desert?
Longer than it takes to get a subscription hold on the WSJ.
How many hours would it take to cross the Sahara Desert on a flying camel mixed genetically with a horse?
21 hours 13.5 minutes
