Articles from Noah's Ark Scans

Noah’s Ark Scans Releases First Look at Charred Wood Recovered from 30 Feet Within the Durupınar Site by Lead Archeological Professor, Dr. Cenker Atila

Preliminary radar scans show organized patterns, chambers, and corridors beneath the boat-shaped site, features scientists say are not geological—while pieces of ancient-appearing burnt wood found deep within the Durupinar Formation are now under carbon-14 testing

DOĞUBAYAZIT, Türkiye and IRVINE, Calif. , Oct. 01, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Dr. Khosrow Bakhtar, veteran of 25+ U.S. Department of Defense projects and author of 200+ technical papers, deployed his BakhtarRadar at the 515-foot Durupınar Formation. A scientist, who designed the subsurface radar now scanning the Durupınar Formation says the object beneath the surface is 100% NOT a geological formation. Dr. Khosrow Bakhtar, ARSM, PE, Ph.D.,inventor of BakhtarRadar and a veteran of more than 25 U.S. Department of Defense detection programs, told Noah’s Ark Scans that the processed imagery shows a man-made structure: organized patterns, corridors, chambers, and hallways lying inside the 515-foot boat-shaped Formation in the Mountains of Ararat.

DOĞUBAYAZIT, Türkiye, Sept. 23, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Mountains of Ararat -- An international team of American researchers, scientists, geologists, and archaeologists from Noah’s Ark Scans, in partnership with Turkish universities, has begun collecting core samples from the Durupınar Formation at depths of up to 18 meters and is preparing to send the Gopher drone into mapped voids, organized tunnels, and corridors inside the hull of what many believe to be Noah’s Ark.

Dr. Khosrow Bakhtar, veteran of 25+ U.S. Department of Defense projects and author of 200+ technical papers, deploys his BakhtarRadar at the 515-foot Durupınar Formation. Preliminary results are already challenging the decades-old claim that the site is nothing more than a natural mass of rock.