Noah's Ark, page 1

posted on Apr, 20 2004 @ 07:49 PM

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Whats everyones opinion of the "boat" in the Turkish mountains?....I was watching a history channel special yesterday on it and im just curious as to your opinions....

TekNo88

posted on Apr, 20 2004 @ 08:13 PM

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I suppose it could be possible thats it, but I really dont think a boat build that long ago could withstand all the weathering and whatnot throughout the years.

silQ

posted on Apr, 20 2004 @ 08:16 PM

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instead of sitting on our @sses and wondering what it is, has anybody actually tried going up there to see what it is? it's like getting a mystery box stuck in a swimming pool. instead of wondering what's in the box, swim out there and get it!

ZeroDeep

posted on Apr, 20 2004 @ 08:17 PM

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Hey bro, do a search on Noahs Arks on ATS. There is like A billion links here !

Lots of threads with alot of interesting information regarding this subject.

Deep

Byrd

posted on Apr, 20 2004 @ 08:19 PM

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Yes, people have gone there. It's not a boat. It's a geological feature (no, not petrified wood.) Ron Wyatt has been accused of fabricating evidence.

Here's a Christian analysis and debunking:
www.tentmaker.org...

BasementAddix

posted on Apr, 21 2004 @ 06:33 AM

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the show i watch said it was wood...but anyways...ill do a search and check out the goodies...thanx

infinite

posted on Apr, 21 2004 @ 06:46 AM

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Originally posted by silQ
instead of sitting on our @sses and wondering what it is, has anybody actually tried going up there to see what it is? it's like getting a mystery box stuck in a swimming pool. instead of wondering what's in the box, swim out there and get it!

The turkish authorties have banned from anyone going up there

Qraz A.K.A. MIlfort

posted on Apr, 21 2004 @ 08:15 AM

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Noahs ark is derived from a summerian tale.

Esoterica

posted on Apr, 21 2004 @ 08:20 AM

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It couldn't be Noah's Ark. Glaciers move downhill, very slowly. So if his boat was on top the mount after the supposed Flood, then by today it would be at the foot of the mountain, not near the peak.