Noah’s Ark mystery: 3D-printed model of 157-metre Turkey formation created using radar data after researchers drill over 60 feet underground; geologists say it may be natural
- Researchers create a 3D-printed model of Turkey’s Durupınar formation using ground-penetrating radar data.
- (Photo: Noah's Ark Scans)A team investigating a site in eastern Turkey believed by some to be the location of Noah’s Ark has created a 3D-printed model of the boat-shaped Durupınar formation using ground-penetrating radar data.
- Located around 29 kilometres south of Mount Ararat, the 157-metre-long formation is being examined by the Noah’s Ark Scans team, which recently completed the first phase of its field investigation, including drilling more than 60 feet beneath the site.
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- Researchers create a 3D-printed model of Turkey’s Durupınar formation using ground-penetrating radar data.
- (Photo: Noah's Ark Scans)A team investigating a site in eastern Turkey believed by some to be the location of Noah’s Ark has created a 3D-printed model of the boat-shaped Durupınar formation using ground-penetrating radar data.
- Located around 29 kilometres south of Mount Ararat, the 157-metre-long formation is being examined by the Noah’s Ark Scans team, which recently completed the first phase of its field investigation, including drilling more than 60 feet beneath the site.
Sources: Times of India