The Sahara: Seen Wetter Days

This video page works best with Flash

Get Adobe Flash player

This page works best if you have the current version of Adobe's Flash Player installed. Click on the image to the left to install the player.

Did you know that the Sahara Desert used to be green? Farouk El-Baz, the director for the Center of Remote Sensing at Boston University, explains how the Sahara's sandy dunes were formed. We caught up with El-Baz at the annual meeting of the American Association for the Advancement of Science in Boston. Music by Knife Crazy. Interview by Shumin Ma and Ira Flatow. Produced by Flora Lichtman..


Embed it:

show code

To embed this video in your own web page, insert the following code into your site's html:

Explore Videos:

Sort by:

Videos > all > sorted by date
showing page 10.3333333333 of 11: Previous 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Next

Send us your videos!

Subscribe to our Video Podcast

If you use iTunes, use this link to subscribe. If you use another podcasting program, give it this address.

Elsewhere on Sciencefriday.com

The Dry Sahara SciFri Radio
AAAS Video: Let's be Scientists SciFri Video
Can't see the Tundra for the Trees SciFri Newsbriefs

Explore More

  • No related categories found

Your Stuff

Got some science you want to share? We're looking for your science-related audio, video, link suggestions, and story tips. - Read more -

Search the Site

sponsor scifri
Science Jobs
Take Our Survey
Science Face 2 Face

Support for Science Friday provided in part by the Noyce Foundation
and
The Alfred P. Sloan Foundation
The National Science Foundation