Comments on the Radar Scan
Some people have commented that the radar operator, Tom Fenner could not
get the same results that Ron did in his numerous 1986 and 1987 scans. That is not the
case. Mr. Fenner did not get the same results, but he could have.
When Ron spoke with Joe Rosetta, then vice-president of Geophysical Survey
Systems, concerning Tom Fenner's scans, Mr. Rosetta explained that Mr. Fenner had
used the SIR-8 system at settings which would detect objects of greatest density at
the maximum depth, which it did, and which is expressed in the above excerpted
report.
Ron, on the other hand, had returned to the site many times and performed scans at
varying frequencies, which penetrated to varying depths, AND he also performed scans in early
spring when a greater amount of moisture is held in the fossilized superstructure which made it
more reflective than in July when it is relatively dry.
Several years ago, Ted Stewart, owner of the Sunset Book Store in Lubbock,
Texas and a teacher at the Sunset School of Preaching, visited us to personally
investigate all the evidences. A thorough researcher, he called Tom Fenner in an effort
to understand the radar scans and why Mr. Fenner didn't get the same results as Ron.
When Mr. Stewart bluntly asked Mr. Fenner if Ron could have "faked" his readings, Mr.
Fenner replied "no". He had watched the video of the initial scans as they were done
and saw the printout as it occurred.
Comments on the Core Drills
The independent researchers took four 3 ½ inch core drills specimens from an
area roughly equal to the surface area of 1 ½ football fields. In that extremely small
sample of the material of the site, they found evidence which could represent the
remains of rusted man-made objects; but they found no evidence of petrified wood.
This lack of petrified wood in this extremely minute sampling, in their own words, does
not rule out the possibility that any is present in the site.
Today, most of the researchers involved in these independent surveys state
publicly that they do not believe the site to be that of Noah's Ark. That is certainly their
privilege. But the results of the radar and core drills remain valid. If their data did not
rule out the possibility that the site contained man-made structure in 1987 and 1988, it
certainly does not today. Opinions are different- those change; but facts don't.
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