Mega-Scale Floods in North Africa near Richat? Map Comparisons to Known Features w/ Randall Carlson

In this video Randall Carlson looks at the area around the Richat Structure and finds evidence for mega-scale floods that swept across Northern Africa. With the help of Google Earth, we can see current ripples, chevron-shaped sand dunes, lineations, and other unusual flood-related features. The Channeled Scablands of Eastern Washington have many similar features, and everyone is in agreement that they were caused by mega-floods near the end of the last Ice Age. This leads us to an interesting hypothesis - the Sahara Desert experienced a “mega-scale pluvial event“, potentially dating to the Pleistocene / Holocene boundary around 11,600 years ago. How did so much rain fall in such a short period of time to cause intense flooding? Possibly an impact into the ocean, which vaporized immense amounts of water, and then rained out over Northern Africa for days, or even weeks? As we continue our journey in Google Earth, we find more evidence for mega-floods in Saudi Arabia, Indi