The Sahara desert is actually growing due to a process called, sensibly, desertification. In this process, relatively dry areas, mostly those adjacent to deserts, become even more dry, or arid.
Cairo is in the Sahara Desert, known as the Libyan Desert.
sahara desert
it is a Arabic word and just means 'desert'
No, the Eastern Desert is part of the Sahara Desert east of the Nile River.
No. It is an African desert, but no, that's not an alternate name for it.
The Sahara Desert.
The largest and best known desert of Africa is the Sahara.
there is the eastern desert, western desert,The three answers in Egypt are Libyan Desert, Nubian Desert, Arabian Desert, and Negev Desertthe northern desert, eastern desert, and the western desertThe general answer to this is the Sahara, which is a desert that stretches across much of North Africa and comprises all of Egypt except for those areas in the Nile River Valley and the Sinai Peninsula (which composes the Sinai Desert).However, the Sahara is broken up into smaller areas of desert. East of the Nile River in Egypt is considered the Eastern Desert and extends into Sudan. West of the Nile River in Egypt is known as the Libyan Desert and extends into neighboring Libya, Sudan, and Chad.
I think (if you mean the only desert with sand dunes everywhere) that the Sahara isn't. I've seen pictures of deserts with sand dunes everywhere, and most of them weren't the Sahara. However, if your talking about its size, the Sahara is the largest (hot) desert on Earth.
It is important to note that there is no specific location known as the "Safari Desert." However, if you are referring to the Sahara Desert, the average temperature can vary significantly depending on the region and time of year. Generally, the Sahara Desert experiences extremely high temperatures, with daytime averages ranging from 86°F (30°C) to 104°F (40°C) and even higher in some areas. Nighttime temperatures can drop significantly, sometimes below freezing.
the Sahara
The Sahara Desert - Also the region of that desert known as the Nubian Desert. Some people also clam that the Arabian Desert forms part of the landform between the Nile and the Red Sea.