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Taklamakan ( Central Asia ): a desert covered with snowfall:Taklamakan is one of the largest deserts in the world and ranks 15th in the world's largest non-polar desert. It covers an area of ​​270,000 square kilometers (100,000 square miles) of the Tarim Basin, 1,000 kilometers (620 miles) long, and 400 kilometers (250 miles). When the traveler tries to avoid the barren wasteland, the silk road intersects the northern and southern edges. In 2008, the largest desert in China experienced 11 consecutive days of snowfall, with the largest amount of snow and less heat. The snow in the desert is rare, with an area of ​​337,600 square kilometers and does not cover the whole desert.  Linkups Maharanees (Brazil): Desert with Lake: This seems unreasonable, but in a country that conserves about 30% of fresh water and shelters, the world's largest rain-forest, we can find a "desert." Located in the northern Brazilian state of Marathon, Leninism Maharanees stretches over 3

Atacama (Chile): A prosperous desert: The Atacama Desert occupies the largest number of Chilean lands north of the twenty-nine parallel lines. The region is located on the coast between Africa and Antofagasta in the Guinness Book of Records, the driest place in the world. However, in the southern part of the orbit of cancer, the desert became more friendly with living organisms. The Kamchatka coastal fog is more abundant in the south of Antofagasta, bringing the necessary moisture to sustain coastal vegetation. The survival of many plants is mainly due to as well as serious water conservation in normal drought years, leading to important functions such as delayed growth, which leads to survival and reproduction. Namibia: The only desert with elephants: South Africa is located in the Namibia Desert. This is bigger than the Sahara Desert, but it is both impressive. It is part of the Namibia Nautical National Park with neighboring Angola. Colossus dunes are the highest sand dunes i

Smart Internet Search will be able to use mobile handsets with touch screens on future mobile NEAR devices, embedded cameras, scanners, Wi-Fi, Google Maps (Google Earth hope), Google Search, and image search. This way, when you can see the building through it, it will instantly provide you with image search results. Select the building and touch the floor and will tell you more details about the building. When you want to know the car model, the name of the insect, what kind of food is served in the restaurant, how much, which is built the bridge, etc., you can use it. It has a built-in scanner: So when you want to check the meaning of a word in a newspaper, book, journal, etc., you can use it that way. It is easier to read a real book. You can use dictionaries, Wikipedia, synonyms, and any other content available on the web. What do you think? Indoor Directory: Work in buildings, airports, stations, hospitals, etc. Automatic translation: from Latin to English here. K