Algerian researcher finds ancient desert meteor craters
Algerian researcher Rtimba Sahawi has revealed the existence of four meteorite impact sites on Earth within Algeria. Among them is the “Ourkziz” crater in the Tindouf Desert, which dates back approximately 10,000 years and is considered one of the sites that indicate ancient meteorite impact events. These sites are characterized by extensive areas, making them significant global geological locations. Their study could open opportunities for discovering valuable minerals and energy resources. In addition to “Ourkziz,” other sites include “Talmizan,” “Tin Beder,” and “Amqid,” with ages ranging from 65 to 66 million years. Fossils of extinct animals have also been discovered in other regions, underscoring the importance of these sites for science and tourism. The records of discoveries at these locations date back to various different years.
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