ويضيف Moussa Speaking to Sky News Arabia "The folk tale narrates that brave men tried to get some hidden treasures there, but they disappeared, so no trace was found … and the residents believed that the jinn had kidnapped them, so no one dared to try again."..
When the naturalist and his companions arrived at the site, he was dumbfounded … he found himself in the middle of a hole surrounded by circles that only a similar obsessed researcher could perceive, unlike anything he had seen before.
Mono set days during which he collected some samples of the rocks; Upon examination, he thought he had found A perched volcano Ninety million years ago.
After that, he returned to head a group of researchers to study the natural geology of Mauritania, and he continued to visit the site with geological researchers until his death in Versailles on the twenty-second of November 2000.
Against the local myth, some Western researchers tried to link this geological phenomenon to the city of Atlantis, which Plato described as an island surrounded by circular buildings, some of which are of mud and others of water. They believed that what the images of the desert eye showed is the same as what Plato described.
Meteorite fall? Or a sleeping volcano? A great fusion?
When Tudor Monot discovered the core of the feathers, he considered it a dormant volcano millions of years ago .. Then the French geologist Andre Cayy in 1946 came to present the thesis that the origin of the phenomenon came as a result of the fall of a meteorite that collided with the earth.
The American geologist Robert Dietz refuted this thesis in 1969, proving that there are no geological components different from the prevailing and known components in the geographical environment of the location of the phenomenon.
In 2008, Canadian researcher Guillaume Matton from the Canadian University of Quebec conducted an in-depth study of more than 100 rock samples, and concluded that the feathers are a geological dome that occurred as a result of a great underground melting that occurred 90 million years ago, resulting in the formation of igneous rocks of carbonatite, capro and kimberlite And took the form of circular pits on the surface of the earth.
عجب .. وإعجاب
Nearly a century later, it was still discovered "Turn the quills" It raises the same amount of mystery scientifically, and the inhabitants of the region still believe that the unique plants that are not found outside its surroundings have medicinal efficacy and an experimental effect on animal development.
Ka still astonishing images of his from space even astronauts.
In 2015, the American astronauts Scott Kelly and the Russian Mikhail Kornenko captured a number of pictures that show the supernatural geological features on the face of the planet, and one of those pictures was the heart of the feathers, and the American astronaut posted it on social networking sites, alerting his followers to their presence in the Mauritanian desert.
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The prevailing belief among the Wadaniens relative to the Mauritanian city of Wadan was that this Rocky circles The one that surrounds each other is nothing but a kingdom of the jinn that has hidden their treasures since the reign of Solomon, peace be upon him .. and myths tell that the king of the jinn himself wanders at night on his horse and hears his hooves and no one can see him, according to journalist Badr Moussa, director of the radio station in Adrar state, northern Mauritania.
ويضيف Moussa Speaking to Sky News Arabia, “The folk story tells that our brave men tried to get some hidden treasures there, but they disappeared and no trace was found … and the residents believed that the jinn kidnapped them, so no one dared to try again.”
When the naturalist and his companions arrived at the site, he was dumbfounded … he found himself in the middle of a hole surrounded by circles that only a similar obsessed researcher could perceive, unlike anything he had seen before.
Mono set days during which he collected some samples of the rocks; Upon examination, he thought he had found A perched volcano Ninety million years ago.
After that, he returned to head a group of researchers to study the natural geology of Mauritania, and he continued to visit the site with geological researchers until his death in Versailles on the twenty-second of November 2000.
Against the local myth, some Western researchers tried to link this geological phenomenon to the city of Atlantis, which Plato described as an island surrounded by circular buildings, some of which are of mud and others of water. They believed that what the images of the desert eye showed is the same as what Plato described.
Meteorite fall? Or a sleeping volcano? A great fusion?
When Tudor Monot discovered the core of the feathers, he considered it a dormant volcano millions of years ago .. Then the French geologist Andre Cayy in 1946 came to present the thesis that the origin of the phenomenon came as a result of the fall of a meteorite that collided with the earth.
The American geologist Robert Dietz refuted this thesis in 1969, proving that there are no geological components different from the prevailing and known components in the geographical environment of the location of the phenomenon.
In 2008, Canadian researcher Guillaume Matton from the Canadian University of Quebec conducted an in-depth study of more than 100 rock samples, and concluded that the feathers are a geological dome that occurred as a result of a great underground melting that occurred 90 million years ago, resulting in the formation of igneous rocks of carbonatite, capro and kimberlite And took the form of circular holes on the surface of the earth.
عجب .. وإعجاب
Nearly a century after its discovery, the “heart of feathers” still raises the same amount of mystery scientifically, and the inhabitants of the region still believe that the unique plants that are not found outside its surroundings have medicinal efficacy and an experimental effect on animal development.
Ka still astonishing images of his from space even astronauts.
In 2015, the American astronauts Scott Kelly and the Russian Mikhail Kornenko captured a number of pictures that show the supernatural geological features on the face of the planet, and one of those pictures was the heart of the feathers, and the American astronaut posted it on social networking sites, alerting his followers to their presence in the Mauritanian desert.
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