NOAH'S ARK FOUND at Mount Ararat (2010)

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Published on Oct 28, 2020
A group of explorers from Hong Kong and Turkey believe they've made a discovery of Biblical proportions. The group say they have found the remnants of Noah's Ark, resting at 13,000 feet atop Mount Ararat. Previous ARK expeditions in decades past have also found evidence that suggested Noah's Ark may have come to rest on Ararat. However, until now, video evidence has been scant. Radio carbon dating, the researchers say, indicates this find is 4,800 years old. In this video, there can be seen several compartments, doors and staircases. The wooden walls of the compartments appear smooth and curved, and appear to be cypress (according to the 'literal' Bible, the Ark was built from gopher wood).

The book of Genesis states that the Ark is the equivalent of 137 metres long by 23 metres wide and around 14 meters high (taller than a three-storey building, with a deck the size of 36 tennis courts).

If true, THIS is the most significant historical discovery in human history. It will be very telling to see how this story plays out in the main stream media.

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