Black Sea Live Wallpaper

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Download Black Sea Live Wallpaper from our given resolutions for free. We have the best collection of Nature HD wallpapers. Incase you don’t find the perfect resolution, you may download the original size or any higher resolution great lakes which will best fit your screen. This lwp feature a river flows of black sea in black and white, you can see the horizon line far at the edge.

Once upon a time, the Black Sea was actually a large freshwater lake. great lakes. Then came the end of the last ice age. Under rapid climactic warming, glaciers began to melt quickly. Subsequently, the world’s oceans and seas started to rise. Around 5,600 BC, it is believed that the Mediterranean Sea broke through a land dam at present-day Istanbul, great lakes, creating the short and narrow (about one-mile wide) Bosporus Strait and allowing vast amounts of seawater to flow into the previously fresh waters of the Black Sea. Carbon-14 radio-dating methods support this viewpoint.

However, just how fast and cataclysmic this river live wallpaper event actually was has been subject to debate. Several prominent scientists in recent years have argued that the gushing of water from the Mediterranean into the Black Sea was so rapid and extensive that it could have been linked to such a well-known flood legend as the Sumerian epic of Gilgamesh and even the Biblical account of Noah’s flood. William Ryan and Walter Pittman, two marine geologists from Columbia University, give us these statistics to chew on from their l999 book, Noah’s Flood

In the Biblical account of Noah and the ark, of course, only Noah and the seven members of his family survived the flood. Researchers studying the Black Sea have suggested that huge numbers of people dwelling near the pleasant shores of the Black Sea previous to its saltwater invasion would have been forced by the rapid flooding to flee inland, perhaps colonizing new areas of Europe, river live wallpaper, Asia, and Africa. Some speculate that such a mass exodus could account for the dispersal of Indo-European languages (a group of languages from a single parent tongue), that we see today. Was the Black Sea really the cradle of civilization, as some historians suggest, Truly there is much still to be discovered about its secrets.