Shroud Exhibit and Museum — Attraction in Alamogordo

The Shroud Exhibit was amazing! We met Pete Schumacher who was one of the engineers who tested the fabric with an image analyzer. This machine measured the intensity of the image on the cloth. Based on its readings, it shows there was a huge scale energy burst from the body to create this image. And with that info, the burst information of each section can be translated into a 3D image of the body on the shroud (similar to what we see on body scan sections when put them together).

The shroud image is unique when comparing image intensity readings from black and white chess pieces: the shroud produced 3D images while the chess piece readings did not. This showed that the image on the shroud came from something emitting energy, not just reflecting colors off an object.

From what I understood, there had to be a huge scale energy burst from the body to create this image. (Similar to a huge flash from a photocopier, but from the entire body all at once.)

We also learned about how the cloth was placed on the body of Jesus, and from its placement and the intensity readings, a resin replica of the body was created. We also learned about the cloth's history over the ages: the fire and flood that caused the triangular holes on it; and how the carbon 14 sample was corrupted before testing.

It was such a thrill to watch the machine read the replica shroud and produce a 3D display on the monitor...... I can't see how anyone can deny this is the real deal. No one back then (or now) can create such an elaborate artifact with this characteristic. I highly recommend visiting this fascinating exhibit. If not to be inspired, or awed by the science, but to at least see the world's...

Wow! This exhibit exceeded my expectations. We were greeted by knowledgeable volunteers who were not only welcoming but also exceptionally well-versed in the history and significance of the Shroud.

It is a free exhibit, currently located inside the White Sands Mall of Alamogordo. The meticulous display offers a comprehensive journey through the Shroud’s storied past. The detailed explanations and interactive exhibits provided deep insights into the artifact's historical, religious, and scientific aspects. The volunteers were always on hand to answer questions, their passion and expertise shining through in every conversation.

The 10-minute multimedia presentation, was both engaging and informative, bringing the story of the Shroud to life. The exhibit also included high-quality reproductions and informative panels that made the complex history accessible to visitors of all backgrounds.

Put the Shroud of Turin display on your list of things to see in Alamogordo. The dedication and knowledge of the volunteers, along with the excellent presentation, make it wonderful and educational experience. Highly...

The SEAM far exceeded our expectations. We were shown a brief video about the Shroud of Turin and a 1978 scientific investigation of the shroud. Following the video, we were given a thorough and interesting lecture by one of the engineers who participated in the 1978 study. I have read about the shroud and seen countless documentaries, but this was the most complete and compelling overview I have ever seen of the scientific evidence supporting the shroud as being the actual burial cloth of Jesus. The centerpiece of the museum is a 1:1, high-resolution, color spectrum accurate photograph of the Shroud of Turin. This photo is a must see. Other photographs and newspaper clippings provide interpretative information regarding scientific research of the shroud. Admission is free, and the museum is supported by donations and volunteerism. If you are in the Alamogordo area visiting this exhibit is a no brainer, but this is also well-worth traveling to see. Don’t miss this...