Cicero Moraes's study found that the Shroud of Turin's image resembles a bas-relief impression, not a three-dimensional human body. It's a significant departure from traditional beliefs.
In virtual experiments, Moraes clarified that fabric wrapped around a 3D object would distort the image significantly, while a bas-relief does not lead to such deformation.
'The explanation of the differences is very simple. When you wrap a 3D object with a fabric, the resulting image is more swollen and distorted,' Mr. Moraes explained.
The investigation highlighted that the Shroud's fragile integrity belies its purported origin, suggesting a deeper historical skepticism about its authenticity.
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