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Sahara Desert Could Have Been an Ocean, Analysis of Supercontinent Break-up Reveals
Had the ancient supercontinent Gondwana broken up differently, the shape of the African and South American continents would have been remarkably different, with a vast ocean cutting through today's Sahara desert.
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