Noah's Ark Scans: Biblical Noah's Ark Found

The search for the biblical Noah's Ark can be stopped, since its location has been reliably established by search engines from the independent research organization Noah's Ark Scans. This was stated to the British edition of the Daily Star by the representative of this research group, Andrew Jones.

He stressed that the deployment of the legendary rarity has been confirmed "100 percent."

The researchers conducted a radar scan of the giant boat-like Durupinar formation in Turkey. It confirmed that the object is man-made.

Noah's Ark Scans is confident that the scan results completely destroy the skeptics' claims that the formation is a solid block of limestone. And the shape of the boat was given to it by glaciers and weathering.

Jones informed that the radar data does not show "a simple homogeneous signature of solid rock."

According to him, the scan allegedly showed numerous tunnels and chambers inside the formation, as well as an underground layer clearly divided into three parts. According to the Bible, Noah's Ark had three decks.

"I firmly believe that the Durupinar formation represents the buried remains of Noah's Ark," concluded the representative of Noah's Ark Scans.

At the same time, he nevertheless admitted that no fossilized wood, which could be proof of the existence of the legendary vessel, has yet been found on the spot.

Earlier, EADaily reported that Ghanaian police arrested a local self-proclaimed prophet Evans Eshun, who called himself Ebo Noah. He collected donations for the construction of arks to save humanity (and other living creatures) during the Second Flood.