Researchers near Mount Ararat in Turkey are exploring a site thought to be the resting place of Noah's Ark. The team, known as Noah's Ark Scans, is focusing on the Durupinar formation, which bears a resemblance to the biblical vessel.

Initial soil tests indicate potential man-made structures, raising hopes for discovery. Excavation plans are underway, with non-destructive testing as a priority. Advanced techniques such as ground-penetrating radar will be employed to investigate further.

The findings thus far suggest that the structure may not be a natural formation, fueling interest in what lies beneath.

The Digest, 4/7/2025 @230AM, CDT

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