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From 250 miles up, astronauts spotted something impossible to ignore—an enormous circular “pupil” staring from the Sahara.
Deep in Mauritania’s Adrar Plateau, the Richat Structure spans roughly 25 miles (40 km) across… yet from the ground, you can’t see it at all. To understand it, you have to leave the atmosphere.

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In this short cinematic deep-dive, we trace the Eye’s rings through time—
not as an asteroid crater, but as Earth’s slow architecture: ancient uplift, igneous rock, relentless wind, and erosion carving a perfect target into the desert.

And then there’s the coincidence that won’t die: Plato’s Atlantis—a city of concentric rings, mountains to the north, and a passage to the sea. Legend or misdirection, the land here still whispers evidence: salt crusts in a landlocked desert, marine fossils far from any coast, and a chaotic center shaped by geological collapse.

Freak of nature… or fossil of a forgotten world? Either way—
the Eye of the Sahara still stares back.

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