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Did they really just find Noah’s Arc 🤯

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🚨 AMAZING: A group of U.S. scientists in Turkey believe they found Noah's Ark. Andrew Jones, Founder of @noahsarkscans, joined me from Turkey to lay out the evidence. He believes they will have confirmation of the findings by this winter, and the evidence so far is

@Kayleigh McEnany

“100% Confirmed” - Did They ACTUALLY Just Find Noah’s Ark? Recent articles are claiming researchers have discovered the remains of Noah’s Ark with 100% certainty. Today, I respond to these claims and examine the evidence they came across.

In a ground-breaking statement, project lead Andrew Jones announced that initial core samples confirm the Durupınar formation is a man-made vessel, declaring he believes it is 100% Noah’s Ark. Continue reading 👇

@The Ancient Scientist

🇹🇷 A boat-shaped formation near Mount Ararat has researchers hunting for Noah’s Ark again Researchers in Turkey are investigating the Durupınar formation, a site whose unusual shape has fueled Noah’s Ark theories for decades. They’re studying soil samples and other evidence to

Look closely. From high above the mountains of eastern Turkey — a massive, 515-foot-long formation shaped like a ship. Could this be the remains of Noah’s Ark? It’s the exact length the Bible describes and in the exact place. Now, for the first time, scientists have the

@Noahs Ark Scans

This is the first time anyone has seen inside the remains of Noah's ark in over a millennium - super exciting times!

There is something powerful about standing in these mountains and realizing that, for generations, people have looked at this landscape and wondered the same thing: Could this be where Noah's Ark came to rest? Today, we aren't just wondering anymore. The investigation is

@Noahs Ark Scans

Amazing 2008 footage from the discovery of Noah's Ark on Ararat, buried under ice at 4,000 meters. Explorers—led locally by Turkish guide Ahmet Ertugrul (known as "Parasut")—stated they found seven large wooden compartments buried under ice and volcanic rock at more than 4,000

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