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A summary of the Noah's Ark 2026 Scientific Expedition at the Durupınar Formation So Far: First, the permits. Unanimous approval from Turkish officials to perform non-destructive studies at the Durupinar Formation as the possible resting place of Noah's Ark. Then the survey. Mapping the 515-foot boat-shaped formation before a single hole was opened. Then the soil. Samples pulled from the ground and exposed rims so the site could be tested, not just photographed. Then the radar. Dr. Khosrow Bakhtar brought BakhtarRadar onto the mound, the same class of system built to find buried structure, not guess at it. Bakhtar called what lies beneath the surface "extraordinary". Then the cores. Drilling on the coordinates that radar marked. Physical samples from inside the formation. Now, the samples are on their way to the lab. And Dr. Bakhtar’s final report is being prepared for the world to see. We can't wait to share what the world what we have found. Research activities were conducted with official oversight. Under the leadership of Prof. Dr. Cenker Atila from Sivas Cumhuriyet University, with the assistance of Andrew Jones of Noah's Ark Scans under the Permission of Prof. Dr. Ahmet ƞengönĂŒl, the Rector of Sivas Cumhuriyet University. A special thank you to everyone who made this study possible.
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“The Durupinar site is NOT Noah’s Ark. It was studied and debunked decades ago” No, it hasn’t been debunked. The 1987 study of ~40yrs ago isn’t even remotely comparable: 📍1987: Analog GPR, and only 4-core samples collected, all under 10 meters 📍2026: Military-grade 3D Radar, Multi-channel ERT, LiDAR/Thermal drones, 1,000 soil samples collected, and several dozen more pending core-drill samples that will reach depths of up to 100 meters! All of this is exponentially larger in scale, and with technology that is far more advanced. It’s also being done under University Permits for the first time. The 2026 study is ongoing, and results aren’t even in yet. So how exactly has this been debunked?? 🧐
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“Even if the Durupinar site is proven to be an ancient boat, it doesn’t mean it’s Noah’s Ark” Actually it would. It’s virtually the exact length, AND in the same location it was described. A large vessel ~6,500ft up on the Mountains of Ararat would undoubtedly be Noah’s Ark. What else would it be?
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In 2014, Scientists discovered a massive hidden ocean inside the earth, containing 3X MORE water than ALL our oceans COMBINED. ⚠ So HOW did ancients know about it at the time of Noah’s Ark?? We’ve all heard “Rain fell upon the earth for 40 days and 40 nights” in Genesis 7:12. However, the verse immediately before it: “
all the springs of the great deep burst forth, and the floodgates of the heavens were opened” in Genesis 7:11, is often overlooked! Many dismiss the ‘Great Flood’ as a mere bedtime story, and say that 40 days/nights of rain wouldn’t have flooded the earth. But, the fact Genesis 7:11 speaks of massive amounts of water expelling from inside the earth and flooding the surface
.(and many thousands of years before its modern discovery!), is an extremely curious detail, don’t you think? 🧐
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Many dismiss the Noah’s Ark story, claiming there’s not enough water on Earth for a Great Flood 🌊 Well, these details will blow some minds: 1) Earths Mantle has 3X MORE water (frozen) inside it than ALL our oceans COMBINED đŸ€Ż 2) Everyone focuses on “it rained for 40 days and nights” mentioned in Genesis 7:12, but often overlook the verse immediately prior: “
all the underground waters erupted from the earth, and the floodgates of the heavens were opened” - Genesis 7:11 So let me get this right: There is 3X MORE water inside the Mantle than ALL of our oceans combined, and Genesis 7:11 specifically states that the Great flood was a result of it. Whoa. First of all, HOW could they have possibly known that when modern Scientists didn’t establish this fact until just 12 years ago in 2014!? 📍Now this is where the possibilities get wild. What could possibly cause the water from inside the earth to come to the surface? I think we should consider the potential devastating physical effects of a POLE SHIFT. You see, because of centrifugal force, the earth is approx 27 miles wider at the equator. So, perhaps when the earth goes through another Shift, the new equator will force the movement of that water inside the earth as well, subsequently thawing and expelling the water to earths surface? đŸ€” To be clear, Scientists disagree with all of this, just as they do with a possible great flood. But the fact Genesis describes the springs of the earth bursting open, and connecting with the fact that we now know there is 3X more water inside the earth than on the surface, should make us question what all could be possible

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Jimmy Corsetti retweeted
No other archeological study in world history has had to suffer the kind of attacks that we have during the Noah’s Ark 2026 study. Some of the attacks we’ve experienced cannot be described as any less than demonic. When the season is over, we will share the stories.
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I’ve seen more hate comments on this project than anything before. What are people afraid that they might actually have repercussions for their actions when history is re-written and the Bible become the taught history?
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Genesis 8:4: “
the Ark came to rest on the mountains of Ararat
” I think now is a good time to revisit the 439 YEAR OLD MAP which shows NOAH’s ARK on the mountains of Ararat, located in modern day Turkey Urbano Monte, circa 1587 đŸ—șïžđŸ‘‡đŸ»
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The map in HD đŸ—ș 🔍 davidrumsey.com/luna/servlet

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Jimmy Corsetti retweeted
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This is what REAL archaeology looks like đŸ”„ Exploring the unknown in search of the truth. Meanwhile, thousands of armchair archaeologists are losing their minds, consumed with criticizing every-single-thing this team is doing, while they themselves rage-tweet from the couch đŸ›‹ïžđŸ˜‚
We’re going in
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Jimmy Corsetti retweeted
Our lead archaeological Professor and partner from the Turkish university told us today that he has never in his entire career encountered such hatred and attacks for an archaeological study. He can’t understand why there is such a large movement to shut this expedition down or debunk it before the samples even arrive at the lab. 
.But we know why.
Here’s why the Durupinar Formation is the most compelling location of Noah’s Ark: 1) Virtually the EXACT same length 2) 26 Drogue (boat anchor) stones found in vicinity 3) Located in the EXACT place described in the Bible 📍WHY Archaeologists are SO against it: 1) It would validate the Bible 2) Confirmation of the Great Flood and/or Noah’s Ark would require Textbooks to be completely rewritten 3) Countless archaeologists, historians, professors, and so-called “experts” will permanently lose all credibility They desperately want this to be debunked. The most comprehensive Scientific testing of this site is at last underway, the results haven’t even been published. YET, the naysayers are prematurely rallying against it, frantically hoping for it to be simply a natural geological formation. The distinction between the truly opened-minds VS the closed-minds has never been more clear.
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President Trump blasts UNESCO for their role in destroying the greatest cultures in all of History. Never forget what happened to GOBEKLI TEPE after it became a UNESCO site. Large-scale excavations ended. Tourist infrastructure was built on top of ancient ruins. A 150yr timeframe was placed on when the site will finally be fully excavated

NOW - Trump says it's "deeply ironic" that UNESCO "Globalists" are destroying the greatest cultures and heritages of all of history.
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Here’s why the Durupinar Formation is the most compelling location of Noah’s Ark: 1) Virtually the EXACT same length 2) 26 Drogue (boat anchor) stones found in vicinity 3) Located in the EXACT place described in the Bible 📍WHY Archaeologists are SO against it: 1) It would validate the Bible 2) Confirmation of the Great Flood and/or Noah’s Ark would require Textbooks to be completely rewritten 3) Countless archaeologists, historians, professors, and so-called “experts” will permanently lose all credibility They desperately want this to be debunked. The most comprehensive Scientific testing of this site is at last underway, the results haven’t even been published. YET, the naysayers are prematurely rallying against it, frantically hoping for it to be simply a natural geological formation. The distinction between the truly opened-minds VS the closed-minds has never been more clear.
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The most comprehensive core-drill testing of the Durupinar Formation is now underway đŸ”„ @noahsarkscans will be collecting more core-samples than ever before, and drilling 7-10X DEEPER than previous testing conducted in 1988. Samples will be sent to laboratories for scientific testing to establish the true nature of this hotly debated site. This is also the first ever testing of the site done official permits and oversight from Turkish Universities. This is awesome, I can’t wait to see the results đŸ™ŒđŸ»
Good morning from the outer rims of Noah’s ark! Core drilling has begun and the Big Bang Evolutionists are already on damage control mode. No other study in the history of the Durupinar site has been conducted with official permits and oversight of Turkish Universities. Some of the most brilliant minds in the world are a part of this 2026 Expedition. This is the only study that matters. When we are done, University curriculums will need to be re-written, and Darwinism will be dismantled. This is the place where creation began anew.
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Join me at 7 PM Pacific Time, a couple hours from now, where I'll be chatting with the legendary @ill_Scholar . Sam's an anthropologist, at least he has a degree and makes boats like one. But he isn't part of *their* team, instead he likes science... Hope to see you there!
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NOAH’s ARK UPDATE: If/when all of this is confirmed, it will be the single greatest archaeological discovery in all of Human History đŸ”„ Countless naysaying “experts” would be eating their words, and will lose all credibility if these new findings are ultimately proven scientific fact. Regardless, huge respect to all those who are out in the Field researching it today. Especially in the face of relentless, premature attacks towards their work. P.s., Even if these bold claims are later refuted, the fact they went to the Field in 2026 to conduct new testing with the latest technology is massively commendable, unlike the lazy couch-surfers that are praying none of it is true

Good morning from Noah’s Ark in Eastern Turkey! A few updates: Radar Scans have found 3 layers beneath the surface of the formation, within those layers, there are chambers, corridors, organized patterns and tunnels consisting of perfect right angles. (Genesis says that God told Noah to build the Ark with 3 floors). Scientists confirm the formation is 💯 NOT geological. They say, and I quote, that it is a “man-made object” (one agnostic scientist said he thinks it could even be a space ship? lol) No bedrock has been detected by even the most advanced scans (the same kind the U.S. Military uses to detect 50 meters from the surface. Biggest arguments by skeptics (who have never even been to the site) all claim the formation is bedrock, which we can confirm without a doubt that it is not. The Top (and most exposed) tier is decaying and the hardened mudflow encasing the rims of the boat are basically the only thing holding it together. It’s very fragile (as to be expected with 4,300 year old wood). It was also custom for Silk Road travelers to detour to the Durupinar Formation so that they could take pieces of the exposed wood and pitch to make good luck charms, so some of the top tier is missing entirely. But beneath the surface the bottom two layers appear to still be in tact, and we believe we have hit a floor of petrified wood (to be confirmed). More to come! Please consider supporting Noah’s Ark Scans and their work as they try to raise funds for core drilling and further additional lab testing and soil analysis. Even $25 covers a scientist’s meals for the day. Be a part of history! (Link in first comment below) 👇
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Oh, is that so @drleeclare? Let’s check receipts. This vid was uploaded 4 weeks agođŸ‘‡đŸ» 1) Public access to this part of the site only became available THIS season. So don’t gaslight us and pretend otherwise 2) Recent excavations. You said it YOURSELF when this was filmed in 2023. This portion of the site went more or less a DECADE without proper excavation. Less tweeting and more digging, Dr. Clare
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First of all @drleeclare, Archaeologists such as yourself, are not actually Scientists. Dr. Robert Schoch (PhD in Geology & Geophysics) IS a Scientist. You had opportunities to debate Gobekli Tepe, and declined. You’re just mad because Dr. Schoch debunked your narrative that Gobekli Tepe was now supposedly “filled in naturally”. It wasn’t, it was clearly buried by the hand of man. Dr. Irvin Finkel is brilliant. He also doesn’t share the silly view that primitive hunter-gatherers (who were supposedly incapable of written language) built Gobekli Tepe. You don’t like that narrative either :/ As far as Dr. Zahi Hawass, good on him for at least having many public debates. Even I’ve had a go at him twice now on Piers Morgan Uncensored. Why won’t you debate me there over the handling of the Olive Trees? Ha jk, you rather pretend that didn’t happen 🌳 That aside, I will say that archaeologist Alice Roberts is the furthest thing from being a Scientist, given her daft support of the Covid shot, especially on children. Lee, less tweeting and more digging đŸȘ
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A few more thoughts: - The fact this debate is happening is a really fantastic thing. There needs to be more of this. Props to everyone involved (except for Dr. Alice Roberts, as I’ll elaborate on below). But I can’t wait to watch it, should be epic. - Alice Roberts. I really disliked her reaction to the Flint/Hancock debate on Rogan. She overwhelmingly praised Flint, ignoring all that he lied or was wrong about. And she went on to essentially complain about Graham Hancock’s “ignorance”. So, for various reasons, and I don’t want to be mean, but I think she’s either a shill or a dummy. All that aside, what I’m most eager to see is Dr. Schoch debate Zahi on the Sphinx water erosion!
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A mind-blowing comparison which proves ancient Egyptians were more advanced than we were told: Remember in The Odyssey when they arduously dragged The Trojan Horse by rope? That wasn’t CGI. 250 actors/stuntmen physically pulled the 8,000lbs (4Ton) prop for filming. 📍NOW GET THIS: That 4-Ton horse prop was an astonishing 551X LIGHTER than the heaviest known object moved by the ancient Egyptians. The Ramessuem Statue of Luxor was a 1,000 metric-tonne (2,204,622 lbs) single block of Granite that was mysteriously transported approx 170 miles, some ~3,200 years ago. How exactly this was done is an unexplained mystery, all we have today are theories and guesswork as to how this unbelievable feat of Physics was accomplished

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EDIT: *275X heavier, not 551X!
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