Researchers find 'compelling evidence' of possible Noah's Ark remains in one country

Noah's Ark theory gains momentum as soil tests reveal organic remains.
The research builds on previous 3-D ground penetrating radar scans from 2019 that "struck subsurface features," and found anomalies.
"The scans show a 234-foot central corridor and angular structures – potentially rooms or corridors – extending up to 20 feet deep," the project noted in a statement. "These right-angled formations, uncommon in natural geological processes, suggest intentional design. "
Jones said the "presence of hallways and room-like structures points to a man-made origin for the boat shape."
"The re-analysis confirms what we suspected: These are not random shapes in the mudflow," Jones said.
But not all proof of the hypothesis is scientific. The 515-foot-long formation "aligns exactly with the biblical dimensions of Noah’s Ark," according to Noah's Ark Scans.
"Unlike the surrounding volcanic mudflow, the site’s unique soil and subsurface anomalies set it apart," the project noted.