SPACE.com reports that the mountainside anomaly could be a geographical quirk of nature, shadows, a man-made structure or nothing at all. Since it is too high up at 15,300 feet and nearly submerged in glacial ice, it's difficult--but not impossible--to reach it. Because of it's location, some think it's just a strange rock formation, but at least one person thinks it is the remains of Noah's Ark as described in the Bible's Book of Genesis. That person, Porcher Taylor, a national security analyst and an associate professor in paralegal studies at the University of Richmond's School of Continuing Studies in Virginia, has been on a 13-year quest to identify the Ararat anomaly.



http://www.shoutwire.com/viewstory/...inds_Noah_s_Ark

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Originally posted by makija at least one person thinks it is the remains of Noah's Ark as described in the Bible's Book of Genesis

This was certainly unusually retarded.

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Originally posted by makija a national security analyst

Anyone else worried?

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Funny. I find nothing of it at space.com...


and why would a 'national security analyst and professor of law' be out to find the arc

ive seen many many pics.... but yea why dont people go there ?

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Originally posted by josh4 in 13 years he hasnt thought to just go the fuck up there and look

It's actually hard to climb Mount Ararat because turkey closes the mountain to the public. And in order to set up an expedition, there is a huge process to go through with the turkish government.

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Originally posted by Marc Summers It's actually hard to climb Mount Ararat because turkey closes the mountain to the public. And in order to set up an expedition, there is a huge process to go through with the turkish government.

why would a govt close up a mountain ?

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Originally posted by Marc Summers It's actually hard to climb Mount Ararat because turkey closes the mountain to the public. And in order to set up an expedition, there is a huge process to go through with the turkish government.

nah see you just get a helicopter and go up there and if they fuck with you, you call them terrorists and say they are holding you hostage for ransom.

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Originally posted by Nayil why would a govt close up a mountain ?

because they dont want everyone to find noah's ark

This must be a joke.

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get a better picture

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