Mount Ararat SHUT DOWN After Drone Captures What No One Was Supposed To See

Mount Ararat SHUT DOWN After Drone Captures What No One Was Supposed To See In the snowy peaks of eastern Turkey, a bold team embarked on a quest to uncover Noah's Ark from the Great Flood. Armed with cutting-edge technology and unwavering resolve, they succeeded. They found the remarkable man-made structure dating back 4,800 years. But will this evidence be accepted by the scientists? Can an ancient wooden relic authenticate biblical tales? Join us as we unravel the discovery of Noah's Ark! It was an exciting yet freezing day in eastern Turkey as the dedicated explorer team prepared for their mountain expedition. This passionate group of ark enthusiasts had been searching the icy slopes of Mount Ararat for years, determined to find evidence of Noah’s legendary ship from the Bible. The crew was led by Dr. Fatih Ahmed Yuksel, an archaeologist who had been obsessed with uncovering Noah’s Ark ever since he was a young boy listening to stories about the famous biblical boat. Yuksel assembled a skilled team of researchers, archaeology students, expert climbers, photographers, and technical experts. He equipped them with advanced cameras, mapping equipment, and specially designed ground-penetrating radar arrays.