Did They Just Find Noah's Ark in Turkey?
Andrew Jones has spent nearly 30 years searching for Noah's Ark — and he now lives in Turkey year-round to do it. He joins John Curley live from the site with a major update: new core drilling and military-grade radar are producing results nobody expected.
In 2024, 88 random soil samples showed the boat-shaped formation contains three times more organic matter and 38% more potassium than surrounding soil — exactly what you'd expect from a wooden vessel after thousands of years. Two peer-reviewed papers proposing the site is solid rock have now been disproved by this year's drilling.
And one U.S. military scientist who helped develop the MOAB told the team: "This is either Noah's Ark or a spacecraft."
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