Noah's Ark (3,000 B.C.)

Owner
God, creator of Heaven and earth

Builder:
Noah of Babylon
Fara, Babylon
(Designed by God)
Ordered:
By God (year unknown)
Keel Laid:
N/A
Year Built:
3,000 B. C.
Launched:
N/A
Sister Ships:
None
Maiden Voyage:
N/A
Fate:
The only vessel to survive the Great Flood of 3,000 B. C. the ark was set down atop of
Mt. Ararat in modern day Turkey.
(39.42.10N - 44.16.30E)

The wreck had reportedly been discovered by several people, however no definitive proof has been offered.


Dimensions, machinery and performance

Length:
300 cubits (512' 5")
Engines:
None
Beam:
50 cubits (85' 4")
Boilers:
None
Height:
30 cubits (51' 2")
Shafts:
None
Gross Tons:
18,231
HP:
None
Displacement:
N/A
Speed:
Drifts with tide
Crew:
8
Funnels:
None
Passengers:
2 of each animal on earth
Masts:
None


Master
From
To
Name
3,000 B. C.
3,000 B. C.
Noah of Babylon


Notes:
Dimensions are based on Sir Isaac Newton's determination that a cubit was equal to
20½ inches.


Builder's Data
Page published Dec. 30, 2007