世界末日即将来临?中国民间诺亚方舟横空出世
It’s big, it’s round, and apparently it will keep you alive in case of a natural disaster or a nuclear meltdown. Officially, it’s called the “Atlantis”, but everyone has started calling it a modern-day Noah’s Arc. Chinese entrepreneur and inventor Yang Zongfu worked on his survival pod for the last two years and spent around $150,000 making it as durable as possible.
它又大又圆，显然它能保证你的生存，无论是自然灾害还是核危机降临。据官方称它叫“亚特兰蒂斯”号，不过每个人都把它叫作现代的诺亚方舟。中国企业家兼发明家杨宗福在过去的两年里都在致力打造他的逃生装置，为了让其尽可能的耐用，他已花费15万美元左右。
Back in August, he
announced a series of public tests which would prove his Armageddon-proof
survival pod was ready for the end of the world. On August 6, he climbed inside the Atlantis and was pushed down a 50-meter
obstacle course on the side of a hill, over a bed of rocks and into a pool. Sadly, as soon as it hit the water, the arc’s door opened proving it was less than water tight.
早在8月，他就开展了一系列公开测试，来证明他的末日逃生装置可以应付世界末日的灾难。8月6日他爬进亚特兰蒂斯号，从50米高的山边障碍训练场被推下，经过岩床落入水池。不幸的是因为它击中了水，装置的门打开了，证明了它防水性还不足。
The inventor himself came out in one piece, but with a cut on his chin. But that didn’t
discourage Yang, who moved on to the fire test, in which he set a smaller version of the Atlantis on fire, and pulled out a frozen ice-cream that had been perfectly
preserved inside.
发明者安全无损走出了诺亚方舟，但下巴上受了一点割伤。然而这并没有阻止他接下来继续进行防火试验，
