Jebel Al-Haruj: Biggest volcanic field in Libya with heritage and economic value
Mustafa J. Salem. Tripoli, June 2014: Figure 1: Almost identical volcanic cones in central Al-Haruj Al-Aswad. Typical radial drainage pattern ...
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Fezzan Sand Seas: A popular but unprotected area for off-road driving and adventure tourism
By Mustafa J. Salem and Hans-Joachim Pachur Figure 1: Part of a satellite image of Murzuk Sand Sea with its ...
Libyan desert stone evidence of comet striking earth, say scientists
Part of the Hypatia stone, which . . .scientists say came from a comet that hit Earth around 28 million ...
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