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Underground Radar Scans of Noah's Ark

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FIRST LOOK: footage from inside Noah’s Ark Gopher drone was sent down into the core drilling holes in an attempt to reach the mapped voids. Gopher needs some modifications in order to look around, as his wheels had trouble moving on the very loose sediment on the ground. As

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Researchers are drilling into Türkiye’s ship-shaped Durupınar Formation near Mt. Ararat. Measuring 538 ft (matching Noah’s Ark dimensions), radar hints at buried corridors, though geologists cite erosion. Lab results are due this winter. Continue reading 👇

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Mount Ararat, Noah's Ark

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🚨 Researchers say they found evidence of Noah’s Ark in Turkey Andrew Jones, founder of @noahsarkscans, tells @KayleighMcEnany the formation measures exactly 300 cubits long — the same length described in Genesis 6.

@Saturday in America

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

🚨 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

🇹🇷 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

@UAPWixy • last night • Durupınar, south of Ararat, eastern Turkey. The clip says they have found Noah’s Ark. What you see is film footage of a presenter, the old boat shaped mound, a colour radar slab, an 80s survey grid, and a man at the clay wall. Jones and Noah’s Ark

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