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Egypt is planning to cut open the Sahara Desert and let the Mediterranean Sea flow in. This is the Qattara Project, a massive engineering feat that could create a new inland sea the size of Lake Winnipeg. Sitting 436 feet below sea level, the Qattara Depression is a natural "drain" that has fascinated engineers for over a century.

In this deep dive, we explore the wild history and high-tech future of the desert sea. From the 1960s CIA proposal to use 213 nuclear bombs as "atomic shovels" to the modern use of giant Tunnel Boring Machines (TBMs), this project is about much more than just water. It’s a desperate race for survival as Egypt struggles to find room and power for its growing population.

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