Noah's Ark Hunters Raise $100,000 As Burglary Detailed
Summary
A Christian group called Noah’s Ark Scans has raised over $100,000 to fund an excavation in Turkey where they believe Noah’s Ark may be buried. The group’s founder, Andrew Jones, experienced a burglary at his apartment during the project, with valuable research devices stolen, but police are involved and the research data was saved.Key Facts
- Noah’s Ark Scans is an American Christian group searching for Noah’s Ark in the Durupınar Formation, Turkey.
- They have raised $104,000 so far through crowdfunding, with a goal of $600,000 to support their expedition and lab testing.
- The group believes the Bible’s story of Noah’s Ark is true and hope to find physical evidence.
- Andrew Jones, the founder, had his apartment burglarized while he was away, with laptops and memory cards stolen.
- Police reported security cameras at the apartment were not working during the break-in.
- The group says the stolen data was already copied and none of the research was lost.
- Jones is working with Turkish partners and has official permission to conduct excavations.
- Many scientists, including geologists, say the site is a natural formation and do not support the ark theory.
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