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Gopher has officially gone underground. Our specially built subterranean drone just completed its first deployment at the Durupınar formation, entering through an access hole along the side of the formation. This little guy was built for a very specific job: exploring spaces that we can’t reach ourselves and giving... the team a look at what’s happening below the surface. And for a first deployment, Gopher did a great job. There are a few modifications we want to make to improve his efficiency and maneuverability, so he’ll be heading back to the United States for some upgrades before his next mission. This is exactly what field research looks like, build it, test it, learn from it, improve it, and send it back in. Gopher’s first mission is complete. Next time, we go deeper. The project is being led by Turkish Professor of archeology Dr. Cenker Alita of Sivas Cumhuriyet University, support the mission and help the Noah’s Ark Scans team cover costs for core drilling and third party lab services here:show more

Noahs Ark Scans

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The Real Gdogorous6 days ago

And yet, you can't give us the result. I'm rooting for you, but you are running this like Oak Island. What happened. What did you see? How far in did it go? Was anything identified, etc?

Patrick Finnigan6 days ago

i'm just amazed at the number of "scientists" who come on this thread and say categorically that there is no boat down there. let them run the goddamn experiment. ever hear of the scientific method? like wait for the results before opining on the results?

N TEXAS SHEEPDOG6 days ago

Find Us Some Truth Gopher!

The Sojourner6 days ago

Why are you guys doing visuals rather than sound geologic field methods? It would be expected there are empty chambers in the limestone, c.f. karst topography. Cores vertically through the wall, center line, a chamber or two then a few outside the perimeter for control settle the matter. fwiw, these shapes litter the area - and I didn't circle anywhere close to all of them:

AZFJ6 days ago

I don’t mean to be mean…but you could have done this testing anywhere couldn’t you? Why wait until you are at the pinnacle of interest to tell us the equipment isn’t up to par. Thats what feeds skepticism. :(

Michael6 days ago

Hey there’s suppose to be 2 gophers !!? 😂. Great job guys !!

The Ex-Believer6 days ago

Where to donate again? Is it Noahs ark scams dot com? 😅

Orthodox muslim 🌙6 days ago

United States? Well that's all integrity lost. No chance they gonna give us the truth

Gringo El Camino6 days ago

You guys are going to drag this shit out for years, aren’t you?

Japheth C. Emeka6 days ago

Gopher as in Gopher wood?

Alex Khl6 days ago

The result is zero.

Bas ter Beek6 days ago

Where can we find the first images from gopher

Anselmo Dietrich6 days ago

Não tem transmissão ao vivo no YouTube?

Max Power - The real one :)6 days ago

I don't know anything about this expedition, anything about your team or anything about the research you've already conducted over the years on this site...but please allow me to criticize everything and tell you why you're wrong 😁

bloom6 days ago

I’m assuming they didn’t see anything mainly because there were maneuverability issues. Better question is will the gopher drone be fixed before your fall 2026 permit expires??

The Daviest Dave6 days ago

Cool stuff. I love archeology.

CDRCHOP6 days ago

Gopher searching for gopher wood.

Stíofán Mc Con Midhe ☘️🇮🇪☘️🇮🇪☘️🇮🇪☘️🇮🇪☘️🥊6 days ago

I’m all for you doing this and hope it is the ark but to be honest that gopher was a pathetic attempt we need to no yesterday if this Noah’s ark.

Parousia 20306 days ago

I always thought it should be named Ara-RAT! 😜 Keep going, we’re all behind you!

Wcf6 days ago

What did we see?

Oskie816 days ago

Great work. Keep it up. We are all very interested in how this turns out.

Bob Barrio6 days ago

Incredibly exciting!

Liquid Money Maker6 days ago

But I thought @WesleyLHuff said there was no trained archaeologists, lol

Megalithic Mysteries6 days ago

Nice work. Did it reach the voids the radar mapped?

Nikol Hayden6 days ago

Repent and believe!❤️

دِحْيَةُ الكَلبِي (AKA جبريل عليه السلام)6 days ago

😂😂😂😂😂

Alex Khl6 days ago

I hope you at least manage to find another head of John the Baptist and a couple hundred more nails supposedly used to crucify Jesus.

Memo6 days ago

Check also Mount Judi

RonJonMan6 days ago

This is too cool. I wish I was there.

Rational Thought6 days ago

Biggest grift

Ömer Umdu6 days ago

Bekliyoruz bakalım

TankaTanka6 days ago

Its a mudflow. This account is grifting. Its like Al Capones tomb all over again.

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The first soil sample of the season is officially in. This sample came from a dark layer on the western side of the Durupınar formation. It's incredibly fine and powdery, almost like ash. The team will be testing it later this year to see exactly what it's made of and what it can tell us about the layers covering the formation. And yes, there's a very specific way these samples have to be packaged and stored so they stay as close as possible to the condition they were in when they were collected. So this is basically the first delivery from the Ark site. This is where the real work happens. Every sample gets carefully collected, preserved, and eventually tested. Sample by sample, we're building the evidence.

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Noahs Ark Scans

21,706 views • 1 month ago

Wrapped our first mission back to #Khartoum State. #Humanitarian needs are large and acute, and risks remain high - but it’s possible to work and help, and clearly there are #local capacities/initiatives to support first. We’ll be setting an office and team there in the next few weeks, and (though we’re still processing our notes…) likely try to support food/#cash assistance, improve #shelter conditions, and support #education services, among other things. Luckily the route passes some of #Sudan’s jaw dropping pyramids (the first time in my 4 years here I was able to see them, if only for 10 mins), and they reminded me just how ancient the civilisation of #Sudan is, and that it will persevere through this #war too.

Wrapped our first mission back to #Khartoum State. #Humanitarian needs are large and acute, and risks remain high - but it’s possible to work and help, and clearly there are #local capacities/initiatives to support first. We’ll be setting an office and team there in the next few weeks, and (though we’re still processing our notes…) likely try to support food/#cash assistance, improve #shelter conditions, and support #education services, among other things. Luckily the route passes some of #Sudan’s jaw dropping pyramids (the first time in my 4 years here I was able to see them, if only for 10 mins), and they reminded me just how ancient the civilisation of #Sudan is, and that it will persevere through this #war too.

William Carter

17,867 views • 2 years ago

Ever wondered what 515 feet actually looks like in real life? I decided to walk the entire perimeter of the Durupınar formation and time myself so you can get a better idea of just how huge this thing is. The answer: 8 minutes and 30 seconds. And that includes some serious huffing and puffing. It’s honestly hard to understand the scale from photos or drone footage. When you’re standing at the bottom and looking up at the sides of the formation, it just keeps going. So if you’re planning on visiting the Ark site someday… Bring good shoes. You’re going to need them. Become a part of history! Help us cover core drilling costs and third party lab expenses:

Ever wondered what 515 feet actually looks like in real life? I decided to walk the entire perimeter of the Durupınar formation and time myself so you can get a better idea of just how huge this thing is. The answer: 8 minutes and 30 seconds. And that includes some serious huffing and puffing. It’s honestly hard to understand the scale from photos or drone footage. When you’re standing at the bottom and looking up at the sides of the formation, it just keeps going. So if you’re planning on visiting the Ark site someday… Bring good shoes. You’re going to need them. Become a part of history! Help us cover core drilling costs and third party lab expenses:

Noahs Ark Scans

106,757 views • 4 days ago