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#Namib Application Meta

#Digital Twin of Namib Desert

#Namib Coastal Desert

#Clean energy revolution

#Copper, the metal of electrification

#Demand for copper

#Copper global supply shortfall

#Vast copper reserves largely untouched in Namibia

#Water management challenge

#Flooding in mining attempts

#Property Rights

#Platinum Exploration

#Copper Exploration

#Cobalt Exploration

#Tin Exploration

#Bauxite Exploration

#Manganese Exploration

#Coastal Desert

#Nama Language

#Sand Dunes

#Bordering Sea Fisheries

#Scattered Isolated Mountains

#Steep Wolled Gorges

#Orange River

#Barchans

#Vlei

#Koichap Stream

#Benguela Current

#Fog

#Sea Breeze

#Temperature Inversion

#Freezing Temperatures

#Cesium

#Rubidium

#Minerals critical to national security

#Critical minerals

#Rare earth elements

#Energy transition

#Terrain conditions

#The weight of the vehicle

#Fittings: bullbars, rear bars, tow bars, side steps

#Suspension: design, height; size

#Tyre: compound, type

#Vehicle approach

#Recovering a stuck vehicle

#Living Desert

#Cold Desert

#Sheltering Desert

#World Oldest Desert | 80 million years old desert

#Ultimate destination for off-road adventures

#Dune driving

#Sand dunes

#Sand driving

#Skeleton Coast

#Nothingness

#Sossusvlei

#Big Daddy Dune

#Big Mamma Dune

#Namib Sand Sea

#Narabeb: | Former lake site in Namib desert

#Luminescence dating | Making sand glow to tell the time

#KAZA | Kavango-Zambezi Transfrontier Conservation Area | World largest terrestrial conservation area | Covering ca 520,000 square km across Angola, Botswana, Namibia, Zambia, and Zimbabwe

#Biodiversity

#Cross-border conservation

#Yellowcake (uranium)

#Space habitat

#Lunar habitat

#Lunar base

#Erongo uranium region

#eU3O8 | radiometric estimate of uranium oxide concentration derived from gamma ray measurements of uranium decay products

#Niobium | Symbol Nb | Atomic number 41 | Light grey | Ductile transition metal | Melting point 2477 °C | Boiling point 4744 °C | Notable for its superconductive properties | Superconductor at cryogenic temperatures (below 9.25 K) | Used in superconductive magnets and alloys | Primarily occurs in minerals like columbite and pyrochlore | Used in high-strength alloys | Enhancing batteries

#Kalahari copper belt | The fastest growing new copper district in the world