Durupınar site

And you know, there's been years and years of evidence.

Ron Wyatt bro- brought global attention to the Durupinar Formation, uh, back in the '80s, so that's where a lot of people heard of it.

But we're studying-- We're just continuing the study with brand-new, uh, high-end-- like the best technology known to man right now, we're using at the site right now some of the top minds in the world.

Uh, it's an international, uh, initiative between, you know, we have engineers in Australia, we have US defense scientists, we have Turkish archaeological professors, the best of the best coming together to, you know, prove to the world that this is the resting place of Noah's Ark.

You know, recently Newsweek published a headline.

Like, we published, you know, the Baktar study and a big press release and everything around it.

Newsweek released, um, a headline that says, you know, what the 1996, uh, report said about the Durupinar formation.

So they're talking about things that happened 20 years ago.

So it's, uh, it's, you know, 85 feet wide, uh, which is 50, uh, Egyptian cubits as well.

So it's exact to the, to the T, um, the Durupinar Formation matches the exact same dimensions in Genesis to the exact same place, the Mountains of Ararat.

Um, most people get that confused, uh, and they believe it's on Mount Ararat.

Noah's Ark landed on Mount Ararat.

So they had no plans to excavate.

They had no plans to really do anything, um, you know, due to lack of funding and just lack of support for the project.

But, uh, in the spring, the Turkish officials there, in a unanimous vote, uh, it was unprecedented that every Turkish official agreed and allowed a group of American Christians, uh, to study the Durupinar Formation in a partnership with Turkish universities under, uh, the project leader of-- He's an archaeological, um, professor out there.

Uh, his name was Dr. Cenk Turac.

And so this Thursday, I will be interviewing Andrew Jones.

Um, he is the founder of Noah's Arks Scans, who has spent nearly three decades investigating the Durupinar site in eastern Turkey.

Um, and so I will be interviewing him Thursday morning, and then I'm assuming s- uh, there's no edits needed for that.

It's just interview and then release, and so I'll be releasing that either, um- Thursday evening or Friday morning.

I want you to see what they're looking at and exactly what I'm talking about.

This is in, um, the-- I'm gonna try to say this without butchering it, but Durupinar formation in Eastern Turkey, not far from Mount Ararat.

So, uh, if, if you have never seen this They're gonna show those pictures to you here in just a second.

And you don't have to be an archeologist to understand why this is even taking place and why it's at- uh, attracted a lot of attention for decades.

A team of US scientists say they just found physical evidence belonging to one of the Bible's most important stories, Noah's Ark.

They are on the ground right now in the biblical city of Ararat, which is near modern-day Turkey, digging.

The team zeroed in on the famous Durupinar formation.

You see it there.

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One of the most revered sites, the most well-known sites, and they really believe that the tests are going to show that these are the ruins of Noah's Ark.

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And we are inching towards where we believe we will have confirmation this winter after our soil analysis is done with Sevis University, who is our partner in this.

It is the Durupinar Formation, 538-foot-long geological structure near Mount Ararat.

Its shape, proximity to the region identified in the biblical account of Noah's Ark has been a source of fascination for ark hunters since it was discovered in 1959.

This photo... of this formation has been around since the year before I was born.