A new study reveals that the Red Sea completely evaporated and then returned to full capacity approximately 6.2 million years ...

Some 6. 2 million years ago, the Red Sea basin was not recognizable as the deep blue waters of the ocean it is now.

New research shows that the Red sea experienced an extreme environmental event approximately 6.2 million years ago when it ...

Once cut off from the seas and dried into a salt desert, the Red Sea was reborn 6.2 million years ago by a massive flood that ...

Millions of years ago, the Red Sea vanished, becoming a vast salt desert for 100,000 years. Around 6.2 million years ago, a ...

Researchers at KAUST have confirmed that the Red Sea once vanished entirely, turning into a barren salt desert before being suddenly flooded by waters from the Indian Ocean. The flood carved deep ...

Scientists are astonished at what’s forming below the sea’s surface, but they now have the opportunity to study how the massive salt deposits form.

KAUST researchers discovered that the Red Sea experienced a massive disruption 6.2 million years ago, completely transforming ...

“Our findings show that the Red Sea basin records one of the most extreme environmental events on Earth, when it dried out completely and was then suddenly reflooded about 6.2 million years ago,” said ...