Noah was locked down for about a year and he didnt complain.

[Daniel Marsh]

With it raining for 40 days.   How did they handle the waste build up without flooding part of the ark?

Potential gas production of swine, dairy, poultry and beef manure (68 degrees Fahrenheit, atmospheric pressure)

	Swine (150 pounds)	Dairy (1,200 pounds)	Poultry (4 pound bird)	Beef (1,000 pounds)
Gas yield, cubic feet per pound volatile solids destroyed	12	7.7	8.6	15
Volatile solids voided, pounds per day	0.7	9.5	0.044	5
Percent reduction of volatile solids	49	31	56	41
Potential gas production cubic feet per animal unit per day	4.1	22.7	0.21	31
Energy production rate, Btu per hour per animal	103	568	5.25	775
Available energy Btu per hour (after heating digester)	70	380	3.5	520

 

If the weight of volatile solids produced by an animal or bird per day is estimated, the potential gas production for each species on a daily basis can be calculated. For example, a 150-pound hog will produce about 0.7 pound volatile solids per day. Of this, 49 percent (or 0.34 pounds) is broken down by bacteria. Since about 12 cubic feet of gas per pound of volatile solids is produced by bacteria, a 150-pound hog has the potential to produce about 4.1 cubic feet of gas per day. These data are also summarized in Table 1 for each species.  https://extension2.missouri.edu/g1881  https://www.extension.purdue.edu/extmedia/ae/AE-105.html

After 40 days that is a lot of gas.

 

[Rosenberg57]

2 minutes ago, Daniel Marsh said:

With it raining for 40 days.   How did they handle the waste build up without flooding part of the ark?

Potential gas production of swine, dairy, poultry and beef manure (68 degrees Fahrenheit, atmospheric pressure)

	Swine (150 pounds)	Dairy (1,200 pounds)	Poultry (4 pound bird)	Beef (1,000 pounds)
Gas yield, cubic feet per pound volatile solids destroyed	12	7.7	8.6	15
Volatile solids voided, pounds per day	0.7	9.5	0.044	5
Percent reduction of volatile solids	49	31	56	41
Potential gas production cubic feet per animal unit per day	4.1	22.7	0.21	31
Energy production rate, Btu per hour per animal	103	568	5.25	775
Available energy Btu per hour (after heating digester)	70	380	3.5	520

 

If the weight of volatile solids produced by an animal or bird per day is estimated, the potential gas production for each species on a daily basis can be calculated. For example, a 150-pound hog will produce about 0.7 pound volatile solids per day. Of this, 49 percent (or 0.34 pounds) is broken down by bacteria. Since about 12 cubic feet of gas per pound of volatile solids is produced by bacteria, a 150-pound hog has the potential to produce about 4.1 cubic feet of gas per day. These data are also summarized in Table 1 for each species.  https://extension2.missouri.edu/g1881  https://www.extension.purdue.edu/extmedia/ae/AE-105.html

After 40 days that is a lot of gas.

 

It was not 40 days, Noah was on the ark a YEAR, plus.

[Daniel Marsh]

How many people worked on building the ark?

How much did it cost?

How many trees?

how much other materials?

What power tools did they use?

[Daniel Marsh]

15 minutes ago, TheBlade said:

Hi Daniel.. great stuff. Not sure if your asking or just sharing info. I was just saying if Noah didn't like it, not happy we will never know.

I am looking at the numbers.   But, I am asking questions too since the numbers are overwhelming. 

[TheBlade]

4 minutes ago, Daniel Marsh said:

I am looking at the numbers.   But, I am asking questions too since the numbers are overwhelming. 

Daniel.. wow huge thanks. I LOVED what you posted. We read about it ..we ME and don't really understand. Thanks bother. So in my lol unbelievable simple search

How many people worked on building the ark?: its written 8 yet.. my family alone has other members and they could have known other people around them. So written 8 yet.. could have had allot more helping.

How much did it cost?: no clue. The one someone made cost them I think $100million.

How many trees?: Some say it might be a kind of tree that is no longer here today. If the one they built today "Ark will take about a million and a half board feet of timber. If placed end to end, the amount of board feet would stretch from Williamstown, Kentucky to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Once constructed, the Ark Encounter will be the largest timber-frame structure in the world.

how much other materials?

What power tools did they use?: I am going with this answer "There is no mention in the Bible or even any hint as to what specific tools Noah used. "

[Willa]

1 hour ago, Rosenberg57 said:

It was not 40 days, Noah was on the ark a YEAR, plus.

It's a good thing they didn't have matches in those days.  

[Rosenberg57]

1 hour ago, Willa said:

It's a good thing they didn't have matches in those days.  

I was thinking that when I wrote that, A methane bomb.

[other one]

21 hours ago, R. Hartono said:

I guess the ark had ventilation for air n light.

i think you are making a mistake in considering the ark working in the normal physical laws.

[R. Hartono]

48 minutes ago, other one said:

i think you are making a mistake in considering the ark working in the normal physical laws.

Noah cud make a window in such placement that water cud not enter n also allow light.

[Justin Adams]

It has been suggested that a 'moon pool' was in the bottom of the ark. The water movement would then refresh the air. A kind of natural bellows. These ancients were far smarter than we give them credit for today.

Edited June 25, 2020 by Justin Adams