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Our custom-built underground drone was deployed through one of the core drill holes created at the Durupınar site. The whole point of building Gopher small enough to fit down these narrow holes was to give us a chance to see what’s happening below the surface where people simply can’t...

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Profilbild von Bro Jogen
Bro Jogenvor 5 Tagen

This looks like the same hole as yesterday with the same 2 ants at the bottom. Could you at least drop down some water for them

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Samuel Southallvor 5 Tagen

“Heading back to the US for upgrades” usually means our government is either seizing control of the project, or making sure they see what’s down there before anyone else 🤦🏻‍♂️

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The Sojournervor 5 Tagen

Why are visuals being used? Cores would pull up material foreign to the geology proving there's something down there. Also, chambers in that lime-rich rock are going to be expected. c.f. "karst topography"

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Beaver 🦁vor 5 Tagen

Do you accept X money donations?

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Markus_Aurelius_Maximusvor 5 Tagen

Whatever you do, dont remove the stone tablet on layer 6 of the wooden platforms!

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Larsvor 5 Tagen

Jesus Christ is King! 💟

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Godson Koilpillaivor 5 Tagen

The Bible is true always.. The world will be going to realise it one day for sure .. Praise the Lord.

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HiiStyleDealsvor 5 Tagen

Video quality looks like 480p 🥴 Could we get a 4k-8k video cam on Gopher please 🙏🏼

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HarryHazard🏴☭vor 5 Tagen

It's definitely a hole-y site.

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Martin MileXvor 5 Tagen

I think the "Lion King" type music is a bit too much for a close up of an ant… but that might be just me.

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n8vor 5 Tagen

Literally nothing but dirt lol

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Seems Like No Onevor 5 Tagen

Good luck. At some point, if you don't find anything other than rocks, will you redirect any remaining funds to actual exploration of the mountain itself, where people have been seeing "something" for thousands of years? I just want someone to find something real somewhere.

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Ethan 🇺🇸🇹🇼🇯🇵🇰🇷vor 5 Tagen

My childhood dream was to be an archeologist. Love the work. Good luck!

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Chris Costinvor 5 Tagen

@TheViciousSnake Could this, and all worldwide flood stories, be far older? A remnant of the Younger Dryas Impact.

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Vlad Buildsvor 5 Tagen

Thank you!!

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All Hearing Ear 👂🇺🇸vor 5 Tagen

Come on, giraffe skeletons!!

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GShepvor 5 Tagen

When is this garbage premiering on the Gaia channel

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Liberty In Christvor 5 Tagen

That looks like salt, or crystals (of some sort) on the bottom. Plus there was something else that was shiny too.

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bloomvor 5 Tagen

Any update on what are the next steps? Are you conducting drilling again? Or is there going to be a lull until the gopher camera is fixed? Just curious the outline of next steps until your done for the season in 2026.

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Odysseusvor 5 Tagen

Woman should not be anywhere near this site

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Адам Иvor 5 Tagen

Что за детский сад? Причём тут вообще дрон и щели в земле? Возьмите образец породы и отправьте на анализ, где с вероятностью в 100% скажут, что это просто горная порода. Не разыгрывайте комедию.

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🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿Russ🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿vor 5 Tagen

They say it's the latest technology, but where did they get that Gopher, Temu? It looks like a 0.3-megapixel VGA camera first released in the late '90s.

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Mesutvor 5 Tagen

Cok sacma, sondaj yapilan yere iphone kamera baglayip koysalardi daha net goruntu alirlardi bu ne abi cok amatorce

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Apologia Rootsvor 5 Tagen

What a surprise. You drilled a hole into solid rock and found more rock.

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Robinzon Cruzovor 5 Tagen

@grok Who are they? Are they jewish by any chance?

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blackjackslayer.comvor 5 Tagen

Just glue a piece of string to an iphone and drop it in the hole, better quality

Profilbild von Joy
Joyvor 5 Tagen

Why not use one of those tiny colonoscopy cameras with a really long wire and a weight tied to the end? Maybe that's a dumb question.

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Juan Jacobsvor 5 Tagen

Where is the void? Will you be drilling into one of the voids you detected?

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Mitch Rushingvor 5 Tagen

Let me guess you think the earth is flat too and Antarctica is a ice wall preventing you from exploring 🤦😂😂😭

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Imsosmartvor 5 Tagen

So what did the robot see? All I could see was a very long dirt hole…

Profilbild von ೃ⁀➷ sof ✿
ೃ⁀➷ sof ✿vor 5 Tagen

Impressive tech, but the Durupınar site is widely accepted as a natural formation. What would a drone image need to show to convince mainstream geologists?

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intergalactic dankvor 5 Tagen

Whole alot of money for nothing no?

Profilbild von James Smith
James Smithvor 5 Tagen

Have the cores revealed anything yet?

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🚨 NOW: Rep. Byron Donalds demands Democrats PUT UP or SHUT UP on claiming to want affordable energy, saying they should immediately support massive nuclear power plant legislation SPOT ON! "Nuclear power is American technology. We created it." 🇺🇸 "The United States of America needs to get back into the business of building nuclear power plants. The way we do that is reforming the regulatory side to lower those costs!" "So it becomes more efficient. It's not just a big plan that everybody thinks about. It's also allowing for small modular nuclear reactors and micro nuclear reactors to be deployed to help lower utility costs of the people of Florida, but also of all of America." "Small modular reactors are on all of our naval ships. For the most part is technology and energy sources that are just common sense and we can do that. And I think this might even be a conduit for Senate Democrats to join us to have a way to have cheap and readily available power for the people of our country and of Florida." Byron Donalds knows his stuff. He's gonna be a great governor.
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🚨 NOW: Rep. Byron Donalds demands Democrats PUT UP or SHUT UP on claiming to want affordable energy, saying they should immediately support massive nuclear power plant legislation SPOT ON! "Nuclear power is American technology. We created it." 🇺🇸 "The United States of America needs to get back into the business of building nuclear power plants. The way we do that is reforming the regulatory side to lower those costs!" "So it becomes more efficient. It's not just a big plan that everybody thinks about. It's also allowing for small modular nuclear reactors and micro nuclear reactors to be deployed to help lower utility costs of the people of Florida, but also of all of America." "Small modular reactors are on all of our naval ships. For the most part is technology and energy sources that are just common sense and we can do that. And I think this might even be a conduit for Senate Democrats to join us to have a way to have cheap and readily available power for the people of our country and of Florida." Byron Donalds knows his stuff. He's gonna be a great governor.

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