Noah's Ark was actually a spaceship. Brought all of the animals and humans from another planet here to colonize. It wasn't made of wood....
Why are those nice men in the white coats congregating in the hallway outside my office?
Blair
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Bien sur. One day when I used my chainsaw to cut a tree, I actually came to think of the Ark. Big as a tankship. If you study a 1700 century clipper or a navy warship (much smaller than the Ark)you realise that the boards must have been approx. one foot thick, three feet high and 50 to 100 feet long.
How on earth could they saw that by hand with bronze tools?? And from where did Noah get hundreds of men that could build ships of that size? And how could he get people to feed thousands of animals, and from where did he get food for all those different animals, and enough for such a long time. And the stench must have been horrible from all spills etc. If one thinks in technician's terms, all seems impossible. Fascinating....if not an allegory /Inge
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A more accurate translation might be a "resinous wood," so the ark could have been built from any number of trees indiginous to the original build site.
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If one knows even very little about glaciers and how they move (like a river, but much slower), also, how they grind stones and cliffs to sand and soil, one must realize, that even goofer wood can't withstand thousands of years in such an environment. But the story is indeed fascinating. If there had been the least ounce of truth in the Ararat finding, be sure the mountain had been invaded by helicopters, caterpillars, excavators and other machinery to dig up the vessel. Imagine how old archeologists used dynamite and other stuff, lost their heads, in order to make a name and be famous for their findings. And modern satellite cameras have a resolution that is immense, even one foot peaces of wood had been seen. Like Nessie, Bigfoot, Yeti and like, people want the story to live. There is nothing but falseifications and dreams.
This said, I don't mean the Ark story isn't true. One day, some serious scientists may find fibers from that big construction. Downhill, maybe at the foot of Ararat. The ark was made of 'gofer wood'. Noone knows what that
is:
http://www.jewishencyclopedia.com/view.jsp?artid=365&letter=G&search=gopher+
wood
Anyway, fibers that do not belong to Ararat's nature may be found.
That would be more likely and world's most exiting finding ever....
Inge
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I thought they actually did find Noah's Ark on Mount Ararat.
http://www.noahsarksearch.com/anomaly.htm
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Sent: Friday, September 21, 2007 4:18 PM
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What you see on second picture is electrical charge ups in the ceramic dielectric of a LTCC hybrid with gold conductors. Told you, not an easy task to understand. On the other hand, many of you are widely experienced.
Inge
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Från: TechNet [mailto:[log in to unmask]] För Steve Gregory
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Here's Inge's second clue:
http://stevezeva.homestead.com/files/TNguess7c.jpg
Still puzzled...
Steve
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Just some hundred yards from the object, you can see something looking like trenches or fortifications of some sort.
Inge
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Från: TechNet [mailto:[log in to unmask]] För Steve Gregory
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Okay, here's my guess. To me, this looks like a big gun. But many of the big guns in WW1 had to be transported by rail, and I don't see any railroad tracks.
The French were big into camouflage and deception, and actually made a dummy 240mm artillery gun to fake out anybody flying around trying to assess battle capabilities. So my guess is that it's a French fake gun...
Steve
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The photo I send to Steve is not of best quality, taken from aircraft during 1WW, and what you see is a bit of land from the battle of Somme with little snow covering the soil. The question is: the blurry photo on a gun, is this a German or a French one? Even hard question for a gunner of that time.
/Inge
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