Team Sends Robot into Turkey Site Believed to Hold Noah's Ark
Researchers say radar and drilling have found possible corridors, chambers and organic layers, but no peer-reviewed study has confirmed the formation is man-made.
- An international team led by Professor Cenker Atila began permitted deep core drilling at the Durupinar formation in eastern Turkey on Tuesday, investigating the boat-shaped site for evidence of Noah's Ark.
- First identified in 1959, the 157-meter-long Durupinar formation has fueled decades of speculation about whether its ship-like outline is a natural geological landform or the buried remains of a wooden vessel.
- Researchers have collected soil samples from depths of 18 meters and plan to deploy a custom robotic device dubbed 'Gopher' to capture imagery from underground voids mapped by radar.
- While some team members claim the work has '100 percent confirmed' the site is man-made, no peer-reviewed studies have verified the underground features as human-built or confirmed the biblical account.
- Atila indicated that soil results and radar processing will inform a public scientific statement later this year, with additional field seasons planned for 2027 to continue the investigation.
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A group of American creationists have used techniques such as surface mapping with light technology (LiDAR), drone imagery and thermal mapping.
Nutbag Group Claims To Have Located Noah’s Ark
The Daily Mail reports: High in the mountains of Turkey sits a mysterious boat-shaped formation that some researchers believe could be the remains of Noah’s Ark. Now, an international team examining the Durupınar Formation near Mount Ararat claims it has “100 percent confirmed” that the mound is not a natural geological feature but a ‘man-made … The post Nutbag Group Claims To Have Located Noah’s Ark appeared first on Joe.My.God..
Archaeologists and geologists from Noah's Are Scans believe they have found the rest of Noah's Ark in the Durupinar Formation near Mount Ararat in Turkey.
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