Noah’s Ark Hunters Build 3D Scale Model After Examining Site
Summary
A group of researchers from the U.S. and other countries is investigating a boat-shaped site in Turkey called the Durupınar Formation. They built a 3D model of the site using radar data and are testing samples from the site to check if they contain wood, which could prove it is Noah’s Ark.Key Facts
- The site under investigation is the Durupınar Formation in Turkey.
- Noah’s Ark Scans, a U.S.-based group, is leading the project with experts in archaeology, geology, and soil science.
- They began drilling at the site last month and collected samples for testing.
- They want to see if the samples contain wood to support the idea that the site is Noah’s Ark.
- Previous studies said the formation is just natural rock.
- The team used ground-penetrating radar (GPR) to gather data for their 3D model.
- The 3D model shows how the supposed Ark currently rests at the site.
- The investigation is ongoing, and no definitive proof has been made yet.
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