Yes I find some things fascinating too. For instance, since 1856 over 186 different people, on 17 independent expeditions saw and could positively identify Noah's ark on Mount Ararat. Some saw the full ark, some even entered the ark and saw that in it were hundreds of rooms. Today it remains encased in ice, that partly melts in summer, where it has been preserved for thousands of years. The ice never all melts. The presence of wood there - which has been conclusively historically documented, proves beyond a shadow of a doubt that a wooden structure exists on top of ice. No one would have built it there, so it must have been an Ark.

It still exists today and has been seen in satellite photos. There is a drawing of it at http://arksearch.com/naexped.htm and it looks exactly how you'd expect it to. It's like a giant block, with lots of windows at the top for air flow. It wasn't designed to go anywhere specific, it's purpose was to stay afloat, not to reach a specific destination. Which is why the front and back are flat, why there are no sails or holes for oars, and disproves any possibility of the vessel having any other purpose other than to stay afloat. It will be seen again, when enough ice melts and enough people are allowed to enter the area (which is not available to even the local public, let alone international visitors).

It's amazing how today, even with all the hard reliable evidence available, people will not believe it until they can actually see it with their own eyes.