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Noah’s Ark mystery: 3D-printed model created of Turkey’s 157-metre formation after deep drilling

Times of India - Science ·
Noah’s Ark mystery: 3D-printed model created of Turkey’s 157-metre formation after deep drilling

Researchers investigating Turkey’s boat-shaped Durupınar formation, believed by some to be Noah’s Ark, have created a 3D-printed model using ground-penetrating radar data.

The team has completed its first investigation phase, drilling more than 60 feet underground and collecting samples for laboratory testing.

However, many geologists maintain that the formation is a natural geological feature.

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