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Researchers are actively drilling into the Durupınar formation in Turkey, a site some believe could be connected to Noah’s Ark, and Andrew Jones of Noah’s Ark Scans is sharing new details from the investigation. In this video, I react to his latest update on the radar anomalies, core drilling, underground cavities, camera exploration, and what the team hopes to learn from the samples they’ve collected.
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00:00Here's one of the vice presidents of the team behind drilling into the current site where we
00:05believe Noah's Ark is located, the Der Panar formation located in Turkey. His name is Andrew
00:12Jones, and he is going to give us some details about actually who's on the site, currently what
00:17they found, what they're doing. Time that I'm filming this, this is four hours ago, and I'll
00:20be posting this in just a few hours. This is very recent relevant news from the man on site. Before
00:25we get into it, don't forget to subscribe if you like Christian content. Let's see what he has to
00:29say.
00:29So this whole project is under Sivas Jumurit University in Turkey, and I'm one of the vice
00:35presidents of the project. The president is Professor Dr. Jenker Attila, an archeologist
00:39with Turkish in Turkey, and he's one who got the permits for the project. The other vice
00:45president for the project has a PhD in archeology for Eastern Anatolia, this area of Turkey, archeology
00:51in the Neolithic time period. So on the team, it's an international team with an American
00:57archeologist, a Slovakian archeologist, Brazilian geologist, and Australian soil scientist,
01:03plus three Turkish archeological students. And the reason why I'm saying all this is because
01:08we have people still repeating that this is just me out here taking pictures and making
01:25the area. And obviously a lot of archeologists and geologists who are very familiar with rock
01:30formations and things like this. So these are qualified people doing this, not just random
01:35people out here with a wishful dream because it looks like a boat. So man, that's cool to know.
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02:05Just not, there's no archeologists on our team. Moving on, we did get a new type of radar out here
02:12by
02:13US government scientist last month. Dr. Bucktar came out here with his Bucktar radar and his latest
02:21version of this system has been used on the American Mexican border to look for illegal tunnels
02:26100 feet down. He has on the data we were seeing from his radar scans. It is showing data down
02:32to 95
02:33meters. So this is way deeper than we ever gotten. And in this data sets, which he's not fully analyzed
02:39yet. I think the last I talked to him, it was over 20% of the data he had fully
02:42gone through.
02:43But in that preliminary results, he was telling us that he is seeing anomalies like right angles,
02:49some of the same things we were seeing with the 2019 traditional radar. But he's seeing the same
02:54thing, anomalies that are associated with right angles, corridors, but which could be backfilled with
02:59SILT, he said, but they're showing this pattern of a structure below the surface. And also layering,
03:06like some of them five meters thick across different areas, about five meters down, for example.
03:11And he said, all of this is coming from the same source material, meaning that he said he had masked
03:17out all the surrounding natural geology and was focusing in on these anomalies that are different
03:23from the local geology, whether it's limestone, etc. So when he came out last month, within three or
03:29four weeks, he was able to tell us that number one, he's not seeing bedrock near the surface here.
03:33He has not seen that the site is a solid block of limestone. So these are two PhD papers that
03:39were
03:39published in peer reviewed magazines over the last 30 plus years, claiming either one of those. There
03:44was a syncline, a rock structure, or bedrock sticking up in the valley floor, that mud formed the ship.
03:50And he was not seeing that in his radar.
03:52That's huge. No bedrock, no limestone. These are large arguments that people make against this
03:58formation. So now we're seeing radar scans that say, Hey, we're not seeing any of that.
04:02And it's confirming the right angle formations that they were seeing before from the GPR scans.
04:08So this is really interesting stuff that is almost leading more towards the claim of like,
04:13this could be Noah's Ark. It's still leaving that possibility very highly on the table.
04:17So our results, but we want to get below the surface. So he's going to finish up his radar
04:23analysis and get the final report to us in a couple of months. I think he's estimating the end of
04:28November. And then we'll see what that will lead to for next year's season. But then we brought in
04:33right after him, a whole soil analysis team. We had the same guy from 2024, Bill Crabtree, who's a soil
04:41scientist. We had a Slovakian archaeologist and a couple of locals helping getting soil samples at a
04:47much deeper depth across the site than what we did in 2024. Because in the 24 results,
04:53we were showing three times more organic matter, 38% more potassium, things like that inside the soil
04:58for the boat formation versus right outside. Now we're going deeper into it. And these so far,
05:04we've collected over 300 samples of material that we will have analyzed at a Turkish university laboratory
05:11under the direction of our project president, Dr. Attila. And so some of those samples,
05:18or I should say the majority of those samples, came from the core machine we brought in.
05:22And this is de-coring. Now there was an attempt back in 1988 under Dr. Salibirak-Tuton and Dr. John
05:27Baumgartner to core this site. I think they punched four or so holes. It didn't go very deep, but the
05:34machine was a water-cooled machine for the bit.
05:36And the water was washing away the unconsolidated soil. What we find out when we were drilling in this site
05:42last week and into this week is that the site is not rock. So we have Buktar's radar showing it's
05:48not
05:48a solid block of rock of limestone or bedrock. Now we're actually physically drilling down into the site,
05:53some places 18 meters, and that is not showing bedrock either. We're getting different layers.
05:59You know, most of them are 6.7 centimeter core holes. A couple were 20 centimeter cores. We had
06:06certain spots we wanted to put in a larger camera to go down in and film. But from the cores
06:13we've done
06:13so far, I think there's 12 inside the site. None of them has shown that we've hit bedrock. So now
06:20we know
06:20for sure because some of them are random locations. Other of these core sites are pinpointed by the
06:27past GPR results. And so from that, we're definitely showing that this is not a solid block of rock
06:32and we're going through dirt. And that's the dirt we're taking. These are very precious samples for us
06:39because of the permit and how hard it was to bring this machine out to the site. So we bag
06:43those, put
06:44them in the refrigerator, and then we put those out. We ship those out to the university laboratory here in
06:49Turkey. So next, he answers a question about the gopher they sent into the hole. So take a look at
06:54this. You may have seen this video already, or you may remember it from my last video if you watched
06:58that. But this is where they sent the gopher, they call it, down to the hole to film something.
07:03So I'll play it again because he actually talks about a few different cameras they're using,
07:06including this one in his next statement. On top of the arc, this is a hole that the drill has
07:11drilled
07:12meters, about 12 meters down into the arc. And we are about to put gopher down the hole to see
07:16what he's
07:17going to find. This is a robotic RV, and it has a camera attached on the front with a light.
07:21What
07:21we're doing right now is we're going to go straight down. 12 meters. 12 meters, yeah, we're going to get
07:2536 feet.
07:56Okay, so from that video, it doesn't seem like they really found much. But listen to what he says
08:00about the cameras they're using, including that gopher, and what they're able to try and identify
08:05and see. So this vehicle we called the gopher, we were asking people to help us to name it. But
08:09the
08:10vehicle itself was invented by an Australian robotic scientist, a professor in Australia,
08:14who gave us the vehicle to modify it, to scale it down, to use. So he was part of the
08:20design project
08:21for that part of going into the site. And yeah, since we believe this is Noah's arc, you know,
08:27the whole point is the vehicle is if we hit a void or cavity, we want to film inside, not
08:31just take soil
08:32samples. And so there's two different ways we, we have actually three different camera systems to go
08:36inside, to go down these holes, because the holes are small. If you do huge holes, it costs a lot
08:41of money.
08:41And obviously, we're trying to protect the site too, because it's very fragile. So we're drilling
08:456.7 centimeter diameter holes mainly, then a couple 20 centimeter diameter. So we have three
08:51different camera systems. One is a regular sewer camera, which we used on NBC News or Today Show
08:57last year, we used them on some of the holes this year, it could fit down the small holes. We
09:01brought
09:01in a company related, I don't know if they're part of Carlson, the GPS company, or but anyway,
09:07they had their personnel on site for free, donating their time and effort to help us film
09:11and document. So their camera, which was even used documenting the Hamas tunnels in Gaza,
09:17the same system that US and Israel and other military systems have bought from this company,
09:22they brought it out here, including their new version. And this one has a camera on it. But
09:26the main point of this, it can map the whole hole with LiDAR. And if there is a void in
09:31encounters,
09:32it can change the head and the angle, and it can then swirl around and map the whole
09:37void in 3D with LiDAR and place it exactly at sub-centimeter level accuracy on planet Earth.
09:42Wow.
09:43So then we can combine that data, the 3D model with our other data sets we've got this year,
09:47and show exactly where on the boat formation is a void. So they brought in their camera system,
09:51we used it on, I think there were two voids we were able to get it into right now. There
09:55was a side
09:55void where they brought in the gopher to try it. Now this is the first year with the gopher,
10:01and this is actually the first time they tried to put it into the boat formation. And they did
10:05encounter a couple problems with the traction not being able to pull it along inside the void,
10:11and it was actually overheating. So there's some design things they told me they're going to go back
10:15and change for next season. But yes, it is true. We did stick a camera, three different cameras,
10:19including the gopher drone, into the boat object.
10:21Now he gives one final message to critics who are just convinced that they are absolutely wrong.
10:28Listen to what he has to say.
10:29I just say, hold on. Obviously, we're not going to prove it right to everyone. We know there will be
10:36critics even after we claim or even before we're finished with the work. People are criticizing
10:40us right now. I just say, be patient. Hold on. We're doing this with a scientific team. It's a
10:46multi-year project. We still have to get the soil analysis done. We'll go where the data goes. So we
10:50just ask people to be patient and see what we find.
10:52There you have it. Be patient. See, it's a multi-year project. They're going to continue
10:57to just follow the data. They believe it is the arc, but ultimately they're not going to make it
11:01up. If it's not, they're going to see what the data shows. But clearly there is one too many anomalies
11:06here. There's something underneath this formation to have quarters, cavities, to have right angles for
11:12to not be bedrock or limestone. There's a lot happening here. They recently had a drill brick
11:16actually break because they believe it hit petrified wood. And when you look it up,
11:20the petrified wood would be harder than the drill bit. And so it would break it.
11:24And they're taking that sample back to confirm whether it is petrified wood or not. Really cool
11:28to see this unfold. And it'll be interesting to see what they come to. Let me know what you think,
11:32though. Is this Noah's Ark or is it something else completely? But I don't think it can be just a
11:38truly natural formation based on the data that we do have, the information we do have. But let me know
11:43your thoughts. If you watched the end, you're a legend. Remember to hit that subscribe button
11:46if you like Christian content. But until next time, I love you and God bless.