Scientists Say They Have Successfully Found Noah's Ark, Is It Real?

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Scientists Claim to Have Successfully Found Noah's Ark, Is it Genuine?

Archaeologists believe that they may have found the final resting place of Noah's Ark on Mount Ararat, Turkey. Soil samples taken from the highest peak in Turkey revealed signs of human activity and marine materials. The dating of rocks and soil from the site corresponds to the time of the Great Flood as recorded in the Bible.

"Situs Berbentuk Perahu" translates to "Boat-shaped Website" in English.

A team of researchers from three universities based in Turkey and the United States has spent about a year analyzing rocks and soil in the famous Durupinar formation on Mount Ararat, which is the highest mountain in Turkey. They believe that this boat-shaped site may hold remnants of the legendary Noah's Ark.

The story in the Bible about Noah tells of God's command to Noah to build a large ark with the purpose of saving his family and a pair of animals from a great flood sent to destroy the evil and wickedness that prevailed on the earth. Noah's ark is said to have come to rest or docked on the mountains of Ararat after the flood lasted for 150 days, approximately 5,000 years ago.

Scientists Say They Have Successfully Found Noah's Ark, Is It Real?

According to prevention.com, researchers currently believe that they have found signs of human activity around the boat-shaped structures on the mountain during the time period between 5500 to 3000 BC.

There are Human Activities.

Professor Faruk Kaya, Vice Rector of AICU, stated that research on rocks and soil in the area with unique formations on the mountain revealed the presence of human activity in that region, in accordance with the post-flood period in the story of Noah's Ark.

"In terms of dating, it is said that there is life in this area as well." "This is revealed in the laboratory results,"

said Kaya as reported by The Daily Mail.

However, the presence of human activity in the area does not confirm the truth of the biblical story. The Durupinar formation has long been considered a potential location for the landing place of Noah's Ark, attracting the attention of many people hoping to find physical evidence of the Ark. Archaeologists have consistently stated for years that the formation is natural, not the result of a ship sinking and turning into stone, and there is no geological evidence of a global flood as described in religious texts.

Some people argue that more localized floods may occur, but this is still a subject of debate.

This team states that at this time they cannot confirm that the Durupinar site is the actual location of Noah's Ark. "With that dating, it is impossible to say that the ship is here," said Faruk Kaya, a researcher in this project.

"We need to work for a long time to uncover this. In the future period, we agree to conduct a joint study under the leadership of ITU, Andrew University, and AICU. These three universities will continue their research in this field in the future."

"Faruk Kaya said."

Currently, experts are showing evidence in the ground such as "clay material, marine material, and seafood" in the geological formation, as reported by Hurriyet. In 2021, the research team focused on this region by exploring various geological areas, including the Durupinar formation, which is made of limonite resembling Noah's Ark. Through further exploration, the team took rock and soil samples from the highest peak in Turkey for analysis in the laboratory.

The story about God, Noah, his family, and the animals he cared for, including Noah's Ark, has sparked many debates over the centuries.

The translation of the provided 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any HTML tags is as follows: "Search for evidence regarding this incident is likely to continue for a long period of time, and only time will tell whether the evidence can be found."

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