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Radar Scans Fuel Dispute Over Noah’s Ark ‘Man-Made’ Claim

By Drooid · Oct 29, 2026 · How we work

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Noah’s Ark Scans team announced voids and wood fragments in the Durupinar Formation.
Founder Andrew Jones said fragments were extracted from nearly 30 feet below the surface.
U.S. defence scientist Khosrow Bakhtar reported radar scans revealed chamber-like patterns unrelated to geology.
Team claimed the formation is a 100 percent confirmed man-made object.
Mainstream geologists maintain the formation is a natural erosional limestone ridge formed by mudflows.

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Noah’s Ark Scans team announced voids and wood fragments in the Durupinar Formation.
Founder Andrew Jones said fragments were extracted from nearly 30 feet below the surface.
U.S. defence scientist Khosrow Bakhtar reported radar scans revealed chamber-like patterns unrelated to geology.
Team claimed the formation is a 100 percent confirmed man-made object.
Mainstream geologists maintain the formation is a natural erosional limestone ridge formed by mudflows.