Bob Cornuke and Noah's Ark in Iran?

Time for a little reminder about "evidence"."Looks like" is not evidence.Saying "it has tested positive for......" is not evidence. No lab or investigator named, no methodology of sample collection and analysis,........... no evidence.We have no facts now except someone claiming on a website that they have discovered Noah's Ark and a few pictures of what appear to be natural rock formations, probably basalt, imo. Lots of rock formations "look like" something else. There are rock formations in Virginia caverns that look like petrified fried eggs "over easy". Are they fried eggs? No it is a rock formation.Once again, it is not up to skeptics to prove an extraordinary claim wrong. The burden of proof is on the people doing the extraordinary claiming. Always.Edited by deerbreh, : include quoteEdited by deerbreh, : edit subtitle

Which "facts" are you referring to? All I saw was a claim that a piece of rock they retrieved from the site tested positive for petrified wood. That is not a fact. That is an assertion. No methodology given for sampling or analysis, no lab or investigator named..........no fact.Edited by deerbreh, : edit subtitle

You need to review how wood gets petrified. Here.Petrified Wood - DesertUSAPetrified wood - WikipediaNote that it takes WATER carrying dissolved minerals. How did the ark get submerged in mineral bearing water on top of the mountain AFTER the Flood waters receded? Edited by deerbreh, : Edit Subtitle