Noah’s Ark Research Team Deploy ‘Powerful Scan’ on Mount Ararat

Andrew Jones and the Noah’s Ark Scans team have been researching at the Mt Ararat site for many years.The boat shaped feature in the mountains of Eastern Turkey has long been debated and contested, whether it is simply a natural but strange geological feature or the remnants of the Biblical Ark used in the days of the worldwide flood.After several scientific tests have been conducted, Andrew Jones has now worked alongside Dr. Khosrow Bakhtar, who is a veteran of 25+ U.S. Department of Defense projects and author of 200+ technical papers. Dr Bakhtar recently deployed his BakhtarRadar at the 515-foot Durupinar Formation. Preliminary results are said to be challenging the decades-old claim that the site is nothing more than a natural mass of rock. The final results are still in progress.In this podcast interview, I ask Andrew Jones for more details about what they have found up to this point, and whether he thinks the latest scan will add more weight to his belief that the feature is something more intriguing.* It’s important to note that this hasn’t yet been proven to be the remnants of a ship, but there are many on both sides of the debate who fiercely believe their findings. Either way, it doesn’t change the historicity of the Biblical account.You can find more information on the Noah’s Ark Scans project here: https://www.noahsarkscans.comYou can read more about the latest scan here:https://www.dailymail.com/sciencetech/article-16070205/noahs-ark-durupinar-mount-ararat-scans.htmlSend a text to the RISE PodcastSubscribe to Rise Radio on your favourite podcast platform for regular episodes which look into the end times, world events, discernment of spiritual agendas, guest interviews and Biblical truth. Your worldview will never be the same.Support the show