Boring Geography For Sleep | What SURVIVING in The Empty Quarter Desert is Actually Like and more
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Boring Geography For Sleep | What SURVIVING in The Empty Quarter Desert is Actually Like and more
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Tonight we are drifting into the Rub al Khali, the Empty Quarter Desert, one of the largest seas of sand on Earth. In calm, sleepy detail we explore what surviving here is actually like, from water and navigation to heat, wind, and the quiet logistics of moving through dunes that never stop shifting.
Along the way, we zoom out into the geography that builds this extreme environment, the dune fields, gravel plains, salt flats, and the geology beneath the sand. Expect soft spoken, no stress storytelling about desert landscapes, arid climate, and the forces that shape the Arabian Peninsula, perfect for sleep, relaxation, or background listening.
📚 Chapters:
0:00:00 Nightfall on the Endless Sand
0:12:43 Dunes Like Slow Ocean Waves
0:25:26 Wind, Heat, and the Desert’s Daily Routine
0:38:09 What’s Under the Sand (Older Ground, Hidden Plains)
0:50:52 Rare Rain and Sudden Rivers That Don’t Last
1:03:35 When This Place Was Greener (A Calm Look Back in Time)
1:16:18 From Mountain to Grain of Sand (The Long, Quiet Journey)
1:29:01 Living and Moving Through Emptiness (Routes, Camps, and P...
1:41:44 Stars Over the Empty Quarter (Orientation and Quiet Scale)
1:54:27 The Same Earth, Different Extremes (A Gentle World Tour B...