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Radar Detects Vessel Formation, Flood Fossils; Robots Deployed

4/23/2026

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Radar by Andrew Jones of Noah’s Ark Scans detected a vessel-shaped formation with tunnels and an atrium beneath Durupinar.
The 515-foot, 6,500-foot-high formation combines a biblical 300-cubit with 88 soil samples from 2024 revealing three times more organic matter, 38 percent higher potassium, and coral and seashell fossils suggesting a flood.
Scientists cautioned the shape could result from tectonic activity, prompting Jones’s team to plan a robot deployment into the tunnels.

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Story summary

Radar by Andrew Jones of Noah’s Ark Scans detected a vessel-shaped formation with tunnels and an atrium beneath Durupinar.
The 515-foot, 6,500-foot-high formation combines a biblical 300-cubit with 88 soil samples from 2024 revealing three times more organic matter, 38 percent higher potassium, and coral and seashell fossils suggesting a flood.
Scientists cautioned the shape could result from tectonic activity, prompting Jones’s team to plan a robot deployment into the tunnels.