Shocking Discovery Uncovered After Analyzing the Cloth Jesus Was Buried In

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00:00Shocking discovery uncovered after analyzing the cloth Jesus was buried in.

00:04Since its public unveiling in the 1350s, the Shroud of Turin has intrigued many

00:09as the possible burial cloth of Jesus, bearing the image of a bearded man.

00:14Initially debunked in the 1980s as a medieval artifact,

00:18recent research by Italian scientists using advanced X-ray technology

00:21suggests its age may align with the time of Jesus.

00:24Joseph of Arimathea wrapped Jesus in linen, as described in scripture.

00:32Publicly displayed since the 1350s, the Shroud has fascinated both skeptics and believers.

00:38In 1578, it was moved to the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist in Turin.

00:46Italian researchers used wide-angle X-ray scattering to date the Shroud of Turin

00:51by measuring flaxcellulose aging.

00:52X-ray revealed cellulose patterns, composed of degrading sugar molecule chains.

00:58The team analyzed humidity and temperature effects to accurately date the cloth's manufacture.

01:03Researchers concluded the Shroud of Turin was stored in a humid environment,

01:07above 72.5 degrees Fahrenheit, for 13 centuries before reaching Europe.

01:13Its cellulose profile matched a first-century Masada linen sample,

01:17dated 55 to 74 AD, but not medieval linens.

01:21This challenges the 1988 study's findings.

01:25Questioning its accuracy and suggesting the Shroud's authenticity aligns with Jesus' era.

01:32In the 1980s, researchers' conclusions about the Shroud of Turin

01:36might be flawed due to contamination affecting carbon-14 test accuracy.

01:42Impurities lead to unreliable dating, if not cleaned.

01:44Analyzing from outer to inner parts showed increased carbon-14 levels,

01:49requiring high temperatures for accurate results.

01:53Researchers have examined the Shroud of Turin's mystery for centuries,

01:56with over 170 papers supporting its authenticity.

02:00Tests in the 1970s didn't prove the image was faked.

02:03In 2017, ferritin and creatinine linked to trauma were discovered,

02:07yet authenticity remains unconfirmed.