The Daily Mail says the resting place of Noah's ark is "100% confirmed" on a hillside in Turkey, which is very exciting unless you look at any of the evidence.
On this "Artifacts and Fiction," the Dans dig into the new radar scans and core drilling at the Durupınar formation, and the awkward fact that a geophysicist who badly wanted it to be the ark already drilled this site in 1988 and hit bedrock.
Plus: why Genesis never actually says "Mount Ararat," why the formation is far too wide to be the boat the Bible describes, and what the peer-reviewed geology has said since 1996.
Chapters:
0:00 A Flood of Misinformation
1:36 The Noah's Ark Scans Videos
2:24 Ron Wyatt's Boat-Shaped Formation
4:35 Radar Scans and Right Angles
6:29 How Core Drilling Works
7:24 The "100% Confirmed" Headline
8:28 The Donate Link
9:52 They Drilled Here in 1988
12:08 How the Hype Plays Out
13:45 Why People Want It True
14:51 The Mountains of Ararat
18:27 A Boat on a Mountaintop?
20:05 Cubits and the Ark's Width
25:37 Can Wood Last That Long?
28:00 Radar, Drills, and Limestone
30:42 Even a Boat Proves Little
33:37 The 1996 Peer-Reviewed Verdict
35:36 Thanks for watching!
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