The satellite has captured some mysterious image about the Sahara Desert in Libya. People can see the black channels cut by the ancient meandering river that once fed the oases. The diameter of some channels is estimated at 1 km.According to experts, the circles are in fact artificial oases with a special irrigation system. This is the fertile farmland of the Al-Jawf region.There is almost no rain in this area. The Al-Jawf region receives only about 2.5 mm of rainfall per year. Thus, water is drawn from aquifers at great depths. A well is dug in the center of the future field and above it are arranged horizontal pipes with many holes.Irrigation systems like this can move due to the pressure of the water and help create a greener, wetter area in the middle of the desert. It is this watering system that creates these strange satellite images.Image The lake in the mysterious lake was taken in the Netherlands. This is an image taken at Lake Ketelmeer in the Netherlands. It is considered one of the cleanest reservoirs in Western Europe.All hazardous waste is contained in the IJsselog reservoir. This reservoir was built in the middle of Lake Ketelmeer. Therefore, satellite image shows Lake IJsselog inside Ketelmeer Lake.With a depth of 45m, Lake IJsseloog was built in 1999. This is a dredged contaminated mud tank located in the middle of Lake Ketelmeer. The inner walls are covered with a membrane that prevents the leakage of toxic waste into the lake or groundwater.The mysterious human-shaped lake taken from satellites makes many people curious. The photo was taken in the state of São Paulo, Brazil. When taken from a satellite, a giant lake in the shape of a man with his arms raised.Experts believe that this is an artificial lake. However, no one knows who this lake was created by. This anthropomorphic lake is located on the territory of a private farm. Therefore, deciphering the mystery of this lake is not easy.Invite readers to watch the video: Stunned with never-before-seen images of the Titanic wreck. Source: Kienthuc.net.vn.
The satellite has captured some mysterious image about the Sahara Desert in Libya. People can see the black channels cut by the ancient meandering river that once fed the oases. The diameter of some channels is estimated at 1 km.
According to experts, the circles are in fact artificial oases with a special irrigation system. This is the fertile farmland of the Al-Jawf region.
There is almost no rain in this area. The Al-Jawf region receives only about 2.5 mm of rainfall per year. Thus, water is drawn from aquifers at great depths. A well is dug in the center of the future field and above it are arranged horizontal pipes with many holes.
Irrigation systems like this can move due to the pressure of the water and help create a greener, wetter area in the middle of the desert. It is this watering system that creates these strange satellite images.
Image The lake in the mysterious lake was taken in the Netherlands. This is an image taken at Lake Ketelmeer in the Netherlands. It is considered one of the cleanest reservoirs in Western Europe.
All hazardous waste is contained in the IJsselog reservoir. This reservoir was built in the middle of Lake Ketelmeer. Therefore, satellite image shows Lake IJsselog inside Ketelmeer Lake.
With a depth of 45m, Lake IJsseloog was built in 1999. This is a dredged contaminated mud tank located in the middle of Lake Ketelmeer. The inner walls are covered with a membrane that prevents the leakage of toxic waste into the lake or groundwater.
The mysterious human-shaped lake taken from satellites makes many people curious. The photo was taken in the state of São Paulo, Brazil. When taken from a satellite, a giant lake in the shape of a man with his arms raised.
Experts believe that this is an artificial lake. However, no one knows who this lake was created by. This anthropomorphic lake is located on the territory of a private farm. Therefore, deciphering the mystery of this lake is not easy.
Invite readers to watch the video: Stunned with never-before-seen images of the Titanic wreck. Source: Kienthuc.net.vn.