Noah's Ark 2004

I never did hear anything about this expedition last summer?

Did I miss something
Did it get cancelled

Did they find nothing at all?

Its just my own personal 'hypothesis' but I suspect the Ark would be pretty much decomposed - unless - sub-zero temperatures started up fairly soon after its landing?
Especially if its sunk in a lake (which these particular explorers suggest)

I dunno

 

Me too, it really is a highlight of the whole book, as far as entertaining morality plays go.
The other great thing about it is that it is also one of the many tales that were adopted from the Babylonians, along with the original earthling being 'adamae', the garden of paradise, 'edenu', the 7 day week, etc.
The flood is far too universally refered to by cultures world wide to not have something to it.
I agree with the book Cataclysm, which shows copious evidence that such an event did happen, when the gravitational force of a massive object that passed very close by earth pulled the oceans over the continents.

MM, BG13

 

For Clarification ..

BlackGuards Opinion that Genesis was 'borrowed' from Babylonians is entirely his own and should not be confused with facts.

It should also be noted he is assuming it is not based on a real event.

Just wanted to clear that up.

 

I am assuming nothing of the sort........read the post before you directly contradict it, and claim the opposite of what I wrote.
I know more about the 'real' event than you ever will, cuz i actually study the geologists and archeologists who researched it. And I am sure your 'facts' are far more solid than all other humans 'opinions'
he he he............

 

BlackGuard Said"

"...it is also one of the many tales that were adopted from the Babylonians"

If indeed its based on a real event (and its now certain, at the very minumum that region was devastated by a massive catastrophic flood)..
Why would it be 'Borrowed'.

Do you 'Discover' that a Canadian Newspaper reported the bombing on Pearl Harbour and conclude that American Newspapers 'Borrowed' the Tale from them?
After all.. they use a lot of the exact same words and placenames!

 

I am convinced that the extinction level event of approx. 12 500 years ago is proven by enough evidence that has been analyzed.
The story of the ark is symbolic, and echoed in the Moses in the basket, and Jesus in the womb, as being times when the future of the faith was contained within one person.
Just my opinion, not fact, as I am not privy to the sources of your clearly correct and indisputable facts.

 

ANCIENT HIEROGLYPHICS
Archaeologist Zachariah Sitchin is renowned for his studies of the hieroglyphs and stone carvings of the Summerians, an ancient culture that appeared mysteriously between 6,000 and 7,000 years ago. Sitchin discovered fired clay tablets showing the solar system with 12 planets orbiting around the sun. The thing is, 7,000 years ago they didn't didn’t know how to fire clay and they thought the world was flat and that the earth was the center of the universe.

There is the problem of 12 planets - astronomists have only documented nine. However, there is some evidence of a tenth planet beyond Jupiter; Planets eleven and twelve may be out there on huge orbits. Evidence for this ? Every 26,000 years or so, the normal cycle of earth is put out of whack in a big way: Ice Ages, the Dinosaur apocalypse, Noah's Arc. Floods, volcanoes, earthquakes, freezes. A possible explanation: The eleventh or twelfth planet (or both) reach the point in their orbit that brings them closest to earth. As a result, Earth is thrown off its gravitational axis. This is known as a pole shift.

Pole shifting or no, it’s amazing that the Summerians knew of any planets orbiting the sun let alone planets we have not yet discovered.

 

Brocktoon wins by pointing out a term differing only in semantics. Well played, too bad you don't really exist.

 

"Just my opinion, not fact, as I am not privy to the sources of your clearly correct and indisputable facts"

There is hope for you yet!

Weirdly.. I heard ChiefcowPie make a non-stupid observation too!

Yes, it almost appears as if the earliest post-deluge civilisations had some special knowledge of the world around us.
Eventually that was lost and now we are starting to get it back again.

 

Michael Lawrence Morton
My Assessment of "Noah's House" ..
Wed Mar 17, 2004 22:14
152.163.252.6




No; I'm not talking property tax.

It seems there is some sort of structure in the "general vicinity"
of the remains of the "Ark of Ziusudra" in Eastern Turkey,
that is called "Noah's House" by some. My instincts tell me
it is probably a structure in the sense of a "monument" .. probably originally
named "in-honor" of Ziusudra-Utnapishtim.

On the 14th of December, 2003, I received an email from a member of the
"Wyatt Group" on Yahoo's group-email system.
(These people are mostly "religious fundamentalists").
But; at least 2 of them have either directly or indirectly sent me coordinates
taken *on-site* via GPS-units .. coordinates for the site of the actual_remains_of the Ark of Ziusudra-Utnapishtim .. and coordinates for "Noah's House".
I have no reason to question the authenticity of any of these GPS-unit readings.

The email sent to me on the 14th of December, 2003, had the following coordinates
for the "House of Noah" .. which, again; I'm thinking this is a "monument" ..
not a "house" as such. It appears that this structure (remains) is about 10 to 15
miles NW of the site of the remains of the Ark of Ziusudra.

39 deg 37.954 min North. 43 deg 59.253 min E.Greenwich.

Here is my assessment ..

82505.9225 North ..
= 39(deg) * 37(min) * 57.17666147(sec) North.

8800.631733 E.Giza ..
= 12(deg) * 51(min) * 14.38011721(sec) E.Giza.
[ E.Greenwich .. 43 deg 59 min 15.18 sec ].

Grid Point Value .. "House of Ziusudra" ..
(82505.9225 / 8800.631733) = 9.375
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Thanks Chief,

mitakuye oyasin, blackguardxiii

 

What language is that BlackGuard?
CockAsian?

To Honour ChiefCowPies self appointment of the sacred title of 'Chief' but mockingly of Cow Shit?

Yikes

 

i am not certain, but guess it is Sioux.

it means 'to all my relations' referring to the idea we are all one family.

 

Chief Cowpie is a Cockasian Essene.

Im sure you two have lots to talk about

 

I am an apathetic ignoramagnostic. Dont care if anyone agrees, and dont know much of anything for certain. But I believe in miracles, prayer, and Spirit.