Noah’s Ark Hunters Reveal Video From Inside 'the Hull'
Summary
Noah’s Ark Scans, a U.S.-based group investigating Turkey’s Durupınar Formation, released video taken inside a drilled hole that it says may be near the hull of Noah’s Ark. The group has not identified wood, its lab results are pending, and its interpretation has not been independently verified; earlier research concluded the formation is natural rock.Key Facts
- The Durupınar Formation is a boat-shaped rock formation in eastern Turkey, south of Mount Ararat.
- Noah’s Ark Scans said preliminary scans showed a band of material that appeared different from the surrounding ground.
- The group said it drilled into the area to collect samples and compare them with its scans.
- The video was taken on September 9 last year and shows a camera lowered into a hole, where water is visible.
- The group said it plans to test soil from different depths to determine the material’s composition.
- The team has not identified wood, and lab test results are still pending.
- The group’s preliminary report has not been peer-reviewed, and Newsweek said it could not independently verify the scan interpretation.
- A 1996 study concluded that the formation had been misidentified as an archaeological structure and was a natural rock formation.
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