Look closely.
— Noahs Ark Scans (@noahsarkscans) September 21, 2026
From high above the mountains of eastern Turkey — a massive, 515-foot-long formation shaped like a ship.
Could this be the remains of Noah’s Ark?
It’s the exact length the Bible describes and in the exact place.
Now, for the first time, scientists have the… pic.twitter.com/P5hi1jTANx
Come spend a day at Durupınar with us.
— Noahs Ark Scans (@noahsarkscans) September 23, 2026
The drilling team had just reached about 4 meters down when they hit something hard.
The drill can’t get through solid rock, so everything stops while they figure out what they’ve hit.
Andrew takes a look, and it could be a piece of… pic.twitter.com/ZLT5jqdHbH
Good morning from Noah’s Ark in Eastern Turkey! A few updates:
— Lauren Witzke (@LaurenWitzkeDE) September 19, 2026
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… pic.twitter.com/8DjZpGSc3j
They’re drilling at the possible Noah’s Ark site in Turkey. The drill bit snapped. Next, they plan to send a robot below.
— Joey Pepperoni (@JoeyPepperonii) September 24, 2026
But what if the Ark was built to do more than float? What was the *tzohar* powering?#NoahsArk #Durupinar #AncientMysteries pic.twitter.com/r5srrTUlzX
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