Tag: Noah’s Ark

Archaeologists begin core drilling in unprecedented study at alleged site of Noah’s Ark

Originally published in The Western Journal Noah’s Ark has survived a global flood, thousands of years, and countless retellings. What it hasn’t escaped is humanity’s enduring obsession with finding it. That obsession has sent explorers and researchers scouring mountains, analysing geological formations, and chasing tantalising clues for decades. Now, another […]

Researchers get go-ahead to carry out extensive scientific probe on possible Noah’s Ark site

Originally published in Relevant Magazine For decades, a boat-shaped geological formation in eastern Turkey has fuelled speculation that it could be connected to one of the Bible’s most famous stories: Noah’s Ark. Now, the team behind a project called Noah’s Ark Scans says it has received official permission from Turkish […]

Ark Encounter makes enormous impact in first year

Originally published in Charisma News On July 7, the internationally renowned Ark Encounter theme park south of Cincinnati will celebrate its first anniversary, continuing to welcome thousands of guests each day to the massive 510-foot-long (155 meters) reproduction of Noah’s Ark. On the completion of its excellent first year of […]

Noah’s Ark replica shipwrecked

Originally published in Breaking Israel News Johan Huiber’s dream almost sank last Friday when his reproduction of Noah’s Ark collided with a Norwegian Coast Guard vessel in Oslo Harbor. Like the Biblical original, Huiber’s ark has no engine or rudder, meaning that cruises require towing the ark. While moving the […]