“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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From the towering obelisks of ancient Egypt, to the mysterious Intihuatanas of Peru, to the great standing stones of prehistoric Europe, ancient civilizations repeatedly erected monumental stones that connected earth and sky… Were these monuments deliberately positioned within a natural geomagnetic web, interacting with forces already present within the Earth? Granite and other quartz-bearing stones can exhibit piezoelectric effects, while groundwater and geological processes can produce measurable electrical phenomena. Watch my latest episode “Plasma Portals, Megalithic Technologies & Vedic Solar Dynasties” with Ra Castaldo 👉🏽 piped.video/JCR5NVSofjI
The colossal basalt Toltec warriors at Tula in Hidalgo, Mexico. Each column is depicted in full battle dress, featuring a feathered headdress, a butterfly-shaped breastplate, and carrying atlatl dart-throwers.