00:05:23.100So Noah's Ark Scans is currently the partner with Turkish universities and Turkish archaeologists studying the decayed remains of Noah's Ark in eastern Turkey.
00:11:25.820like we just proved that it was a man-made structure beneath the surface. So Dr. Crossro
00:11:31.000Bactar, he's the top U.S. defense scientist in the country. He's been working with the
00:11:36.000Department of Defense for 40 years. He invented Bactar radar. And what it does is it looks
00:11:40.420underground and it basically makes all natural dirt, rock, everything invisible. So all you can
00:11:46.540see is what isn't supposed to be under the ground. So he identified and identifies bombs for the U.S.
00:11:54.700um department of defense like uh bombs that are underground he runs his back to our radar he can
00:11:59.020see you know uh i don't know 60 meters below the surface so that really speaks to the reliability
00:12:03.740of that technology yes he's written over 200 papers he is the guy like he's the guy the
00:12:09.200department of defense calls if they need to identify a mexican cartel tunnel like he's just
00:12:12.740the guy so we brought him out to the durapenar formation and we ran back to our radar across
00:12:17.640and um actually we just re-released because it was just officially like entered into the noah's arc
00:12:24.060record as an official discovery. The archaeologist, the head archaeologist, Dr.
00:12:28.680Jenker Tilla, just signed off on it this past weekend as officially official. So we do have a
00:12:34.640video of that if you want to share it. Is that what the, I have something from Andrew speaking,
00:12:38.720is that we can share that in a second. Before we do, though, I want to ask you this unanimous
00:12:44.220consensus from all the Turkish officials. How the hell did you pull that off? So Andrew has,
00:12:49.360because he's been there for so long, he's the only person in the world who could have gotten
00:12:53.220those permits for us so he has cultivated all these relationships um that we needed and basically
00:12:58.880like i said it was just god like it was only god because he's like the only person who could have
00:13:04.460gotten it aside from like a turkish archaeologist or an american yeah um he just got found sent us
00:13:10.680the perfect archaeologist he was a turkish professor named dr jenker atilla he's uh works
00:13:15.140for sivas come hurry at university out there and they are essentially like our partners in the
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00:14:29.820so we went to work and we started fundraising and um you know it was like every time we had a bill
00:14:35.480like something showed up, like we didn't have any money and money would show up. And it was just
00:14:40.920amazing that we were able to see it to completion so far. And so, like I said, the samples are in
00:14:47.500the lab. So what we did was we did, we were only given permits for non-destructive core drilling,
00:14:53.480radar analysis, and soil sampling. So what we did was we drilled holes into the sides of the arc.
00:14:59.240You see the exposed rims. We drilled holes deep into the formation and took those samples out.
00:15:04.620And they send those samples to the lab.
00:15:07.180And these these structures that you're talking about, these are something that were already confirmed to a degree by this radar technology, meaning you're strategically drilling into something that was detected by radar as an anomalous formation, having nothing to do with dirt or anything natural.
00:15:22.520Yes. So what Dr. Bakhtar did was he when he found those are these things here, right?
00:15:26.980Whatever you're looking at underground here.
00:15:28.640Yes. So he found organized patterns, chambers and corridors.
00:15:33.020So within a natural formation, you don't have organization.
00:15:38.960So the way God gave Noah the design of the ark, it's just amazing.
00:15:42.800So it's a giant hallway that runs straight through the dead center.
00:16:23.720I mean, metal gussets maybe or something like that.
00:16:26.680I mean, I don't know if that was going to be something that would be used in the construction or that would last that long if the wood gets petrified.
00:18:23.920I mean, we're talking about, I don't know, 10 generations from Adam.
00:18:27.440So it was, there were not that many people, but who was there was so consumed by evil.
00:18:33.600But also it said, God said that the mankind had been corrupted.
00:18:38.320And there's something to that verbiage because it's not just that, you know, they were evil
00:18:43.120and, you know, there's something wrong.
00:18:44.420No, they were corrupted, which people translate to the seed was corrupted, like as in their
00:18:49.180DNA was corrupted so that we are, you know, because the devil can't create anything.
00:18:53.360he can only pervert what God's created. So what he did was, you know, these angels came down,
00:18:58.100they mated with women, and then they created this perversion of what God had created perfect,
00:19:03.460which was man. So we had these species running the earth, and not only were they human,0.78
00:19:10.420they also had animal crossbreeding genetics. Yes, yeah. I believe dinosaurs were an affluent
00:19:15.540human. You know, that's come up in the show enough times, and we've kind of lightly skirted
00:19:19.220around the edges of that topic, but there's things that I've seen that are pretty compelling in that
00:19:22.960way i you know this topic is one we were just doing a show recently and it was like a cheeky
00:19:28.400little top 10 conspiracy show we have to produce it and release it but when it came to i guess
00:19:33.100spoiler alert for some of the people when it came to uh the topic of the nephilim which was one of
00:19:37.280the top 10 in there i realized i don't even think it broke like top eight right well for me it was
00:19:42.860my highest ranked one because of what it did for me and my understanding i had always been somebody
00:19:47.900who was agnostic. I believe that there was a God. I felt that I couldn't know which God was the real
00:19:54.560one and all of these different things. And there was enough information that I'd aggregated over
00:20:00.160the years that by the time the concept of the Nephilim like really came into scrutinization by
00:20:05.680me, it made, it pulled everything together and it made other paganistic societies make sense.
00:20:13.960It made other pantheons make sense under this context of Fallen Angel and Nephilim.
00:20:20.680And so in that way, I'm eager for the world to sort of see this and maybe come to a similar conclusion where I didn't understand, and I didn't push it too hard.
00:20:34.200I was okay with not understanding, but why would God do this thing?
00:20:38.560And I wasn't somebody that would jump to therefore he's evil because I knew, you know, I'm only here for so long.
00:20:44.200There's not there's so much I can't know.
00:20:47.540But this was the context that made all of that make sense.
00:20:51.280And it was like off to the races. I mean, it's what birthed this show, just that that additional piece of the puzzle.
00:20:57.740So for me in particular, and definitely for the namesake of the show and everything that we do here, this is this is actually a really profound moment in human history.
00:21:05.900And it is for everyone, but it's just bizarre that I should, you know, get to bear witness to it.
00:21:17.140And I wanted to address that, though, because we didn't—we aren't studying the ark because we as Christians, like, struggle with our faith or, like, we need proof.
00:26:27.360We are all descendants of the eight survivors of the Ark less than 5,000 years ago.
00:26:32.860And I can go into more proof that, you know, this happened 5,000 years ago.
00:26:37.020This coral reef is all over the mountains of Ararat, like fossilized marine life.
00:26:42.780And then there's also marine life that hasn't even fossilized yet.
00:26:46.340So we're talking shells, sea dollars, you know how fragile sea dollars are,
00:26:50.360that are just all over the mountainside.
00:26:52.920It's hundreds of miles away from the closest ocean.
00:26:55.300This is really interesting because we had a discussion with our buddy Topher, and he talked about there's a method that you can make effectively bricks out of pulverized seashell.
00:27:06.260This is not pulverized. This is a giant chunk of coral reef.
00:27:11.600And so it's just interesting to me because I understood what he was saying when he was saying you could pulverize it and it would it would be this self-curing geopolymer, geopolymer.
00:27:20.460right right but there are substantial i mean i i saw some of the images and there's full on
00:27:26.560fossilized it's not like a fraction of or something like that it's a full-on fossil like a classic
00:27:31.480sort of image of a spiral uh i don't even know what you would call it um but but marine life
00:27:37.240and uh so yeah i just wanted to kind of point that out because the audience has heard that
00:27:41.060discussion and uh and just what i'm holding here in my hand is like no this is a big ass chunk of
00:27:45.680of coral reef um so yeah i mean that's that that's a big question to to be able to answer
00:27:51.800how how did this happen yeah but it proves there's a global catastrophic flood it proves that noah's
00:27:56.640ark is where creation began anew and it proves that we have not evolved from another species
00:28:01.180of millions and millions of years so we are literally tackling darwinism evolution which
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00:29:13.840it was very weird how he got robbed too yeah um we talked to him about that and it was uh
00:29:19.920yeah unsettling you know in a lot of ways we were uh joking around with your husband it's like
00:29:25.260because he's he's talking about being out there with a with a wife and a daughter and uh in some
00:29:30.560ways andrew you know he's been out there for a long time but it's like it's just at least it's
00:29:35.120just you at least you don't have to look over because some of his stories are like wow imagine
00:29:39.040if you had your family out there imagine you had to raise a little one out there this guy's out
00:29:42.660there on his own uh for 30 years doing this and so uh but yeah he's he had some some weird stories
00:29:48.540it seems like somebody had you know a desire to take his research yeah no that's they left all
00:29:54.860the valuables like other expensive things didn't touch his other rooms only went for the office
00:29:59.240only took stuff that had memory on it so they were trying to steal evidence of the ark and they would
00:30:03.920have succeeded had he not had backups. So, you know, and he keeps backups of everything. He's
00:30:08.240like super high IQ, autism, like so he had backups of everything. But, you know, had he not like we
00:30:15.900would have lost it. But there was there's people out there who don't want this out. They don't.
00:30:20.400And you even see the archaeologists coming out saying it's not Noah's Ark. And it's not even
00:30:23.940just the opposition. It's a Christian. So Jeremiah Johnson, Wes Huff, Joel Berry just did a video0.99
00:45:47.620There's like decorum, you know, he's talking about like the rules of engagement.
00:45:51.160There's decorum that's to be expected.
00:45:53.580And there's also like a higher level of like upward nose intellect that they engage in where as soon as you cut them in any way that's, you know, that's deep.
00:46:03.940Yeah, do a lot of mogging and then they just get so offended because you're not arguing with them on the archaeological level.
00:47:12.600It's fascinating because those people have a hatred for Christianity, but don't have the the sort of self-awareness to realize that the way that they're acting is demonic.0.94
00:47:22.940Like there's this you have a drive where people are staking their their lives and their resources and their time to try to do honest work.
00:47:31.560And your your thing is to do something that will land a man in jail in a foreign country.
00:47:35.660Your thing is to do something that would, you know, make these people met with hostility because, you know, missionary work in an Islamic country.0.79
00:47:43.220I mean, it's interesting because they'll often take the sort of moral high ground over what they define as backward Christianity.0.96
00:47:52.280And they don't realize that what they're doing is is not only immoral, but it's demonic.
00:47:56.600Lauren, in your opinion, does Noah's Ark point directly at Christianity?
00:48:02.400Because, I mean, it points at God, but there's a weird funnel.
00:48:07.020You have God, then you have, like, Judaism, which is, I mean, that's obviously more modern.0.80
00:48:11.300It's also in the Torah, and it's also in the Koran.
00:48:13.800The Muslims look at Noah, they honor him as a prophet, and that site is considered sacred to them.
00:48:21.200Like, it's a very sacred site, and we do have a lot in common with them.
00:48:25.380recently a rabbi just this past week released this big article about how we shouldn't support
00:48:30.320how they shouldn't support Noah's Ark despite it being in the Torah because it wasn't real I guess
00:48:35.200I think it's a parable and that Noah's Ark is actually deeply Christian and I found that
00:48:39.040interesting because I'm like well this is all of our origins you know it's not just you know
00:48:43.660new it's not even New Testament you know which I found interesting how Genesis just because a
00:48:48.820bunch of Christians I guess are studying it I don't know and my goal is to save souls I don't
00:48:52.740know. But yeah, no, it's just, it was, it was weird because, but there are some Torah believing
00:48:59.900Christians that do believe in Noah's Ark too. So there is a group, I guess they were just studying
00:49:03.440it this past week. So they did, they have covered it favorably in like Jerusalem times and stuff.
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00:50:11.600taking regular trips to turkey before this right i mean so no i was not and i had to leave early
00:50:17.480because my toddler was like starving to death out there if you bring a toddler yeah bring your own
00:50:22.020food like i didn't think it's true i love that though but i know but i ass all the time like
00:50:26.040that's all they eat over there it's like god puts a calling on your heart you pick up your family
00:50:29.680and you go to turkey yes and it was actually really beautiful and actually it is friendly
00:50:33.640to christians i thought i was gonna have to wear a head covering or it's like andrew spoke pretty
00:50:37.160highly of of his experiences out there as well yeah no it's very west it's like very westernized
00:50:41.800very much they're like europe especially in istanbul and they um literally the turkish
00:50:45.980government pays uh they subsidize plastic surgeons so they let like they pay for the most like
00:50:51.680prestigious best plastic surgeons in the world to come to istanbul because it brings tourism
00:50:55.740okay they're big tourist country they want to build up their tourism and they see noah's ark
00:51:00.280as an opportunity for that and you know who's going to be the main people coming to tour the
00:51:04.200ark it's gonna be american christians yes so you know and it is a very welcoming place they treated
00:51:09.000me great you know what i wasn't spit on one time no i wasn't like you know it was i was afraid of
00:51:14.980And I was treated with nothing but respect. Wonderful people.
00:51:20.220You spit on me only two times, and it was a great trip.
00:51:22.380Only twice. Well, Andrew's been there for 10 years, so it had to happen a couple of times.
00:51:27.140But, I mean, still, you can go to just New York and, you know, beat those numbers.
00:51:31.140So, you know, I do think you're right about the tourism aspect.
00:51:36.720You would have almost like, what would you call them?
00:51:39.700like, you know, use the expression missionary before like missionary trips, you would have
00:51:45.680people taking almost pilgrimages, right? I mean, this is a huge, I did see some sentiment online
00:51:51.060that it's not real. And even if it is real, it's going to become an idol. And like, that's,
00:51:55.800that's all about a man's heart and their posture, right? That's about the individual. If you turn
00:52:00.720this thing into an idol, that has nothing to do with the actual tangible history of Noah's Ark
00:52:06.140And the fact that it's there. Right. Right. So to even throw that into the discussion means nothing. But what I think is most fascinating is what it would do. You talked about to the theory of evolution in conjunction with that is atheism.
00:52:20.020like what that would do to atheism i think there are two types of atheists maybe there's more but
00:52:27.580you can generally put them into two categories one is the i don't believe it it sounds like a fairy
00:52:32.240tale the other one is masking a disdain for god because a lot of atheists just don't like god
00:52:42.040don't like the idea of god how could god do x y and z i think for those people if you prove that
00:52:48.360the ark was real and therefore the flood was real it would only further galvanize them they would
00:52:53.680come out of atheism and just be in rebellion against the lord yeah it could be too because
00:52:58.520then their argument is well why is god so mean that he wiped out all his people and killed babies
00:53:03.780and stuff like that you know yeah and that that i have heard a lot of that and you know that's
00:53:08.880that's between them and god and there's some people who will refuse to believe it's the ark i
00:53:12.920could you know have inscriptions that say noah was here inside the boat and they still won't believe
00:53:17.460because people don't want to be accountable for their actions.
00:53:21.000It's so nice to live life not knowing that one day I'm going to have to answer for the things I've done.
00:53:24.940And that's the life they're living, and they don't want to have accountability.
00:53:28.080So they refuse to acknowledge that the ark is real despite all the evidence.
00:53:32.820They refuse to acknowledge that the global flood happened.
00:53:35.520You know, they're geologists and archaeologists.
00:53:38.380You look at the sediment sequences in the Grand Canyon.
00:53:41.760There are exact same sequences out in the Middle East,
00:53:44.720which means it was a global catastrophic event that happened.
00:53:47.460it wasn't erosion over millions and millions of years. It was impossible for those sequences to
00:53:53.260be exact same that they are in the Middle East because it was a global catastrophic flood that
00:53:58.020upturned the ground. It upturned continents. It rearranged the world. It wasn't just some
00:54:03.520light rainstorm. It was a catastrophic event designed to wipe out the Nephilim,1.00
00:54:08.400wipe out these hybrid creatures. It wasn't just for wiping out an evil man. It was for more than1.00
00:54:14.340that and uh you know reset it was it was a start over complete reset and i mean we're talking here
00:54:19.480open the floodgates of the deep so we're talking volcanic activity tsunamis um tidal waves so that
00:54:24.960ark was designed to withstand all of that and not only that in that area there are 26 drug stones
00:54:31.580surrounding the ark area so drug stones um they were used by ancient ships back in the day so
00:54:37.360these massive stones actually you should look it up and show them because they are really is this1.00
00:54:41.900The ones with the whores, I mean the whores, the holes bored through them.1.00
01:12:00.480So we are going to be testing the samples for ancient animal DNA.
01:12:04.060We're talking with these scientists right now who specialize in extracting and examining and identifying ancient animal DNA.
01:12:14.460So we are in talks with scientists about that to help us with that so we can prove that the animals were there.
01:12:19.140And also we'd love to be able to see like, you know, technology is so advanced now and we'd be able to, you know, take that DNA and kind of identify, you know, put it together.
01:12:28.580And these people in particular, these scientists in particular could tell us what the first two original two of every kind look like, you know, so we know what the two original dogs that all the breeds came from look like.
01:12:40.940So that is also on the agenda is to take the samples and put them through extensive testing for ancient animal DNA.
01:12:51.000So if you guys have access to the site in the way that you do right now and you've got these permits because these Turkish officials have approved these permits and how much of this is in your power?
01:13:02.860And I hate to harp on something that sounds negative, but like how much of this is in your power to stave these people off once they smell something in the air that draws them to it?
01:13:12.860Because if they go to these Turkish officials and they go, yeah, we'll pay for these permits.
01:13:17.240And especially within the context of thinking about the greater tourism that this would attract and the business that this would bring into the industry, even who knows what that looks like.
01:13:27.100it's such a unique discovery. It's a unique finding. Um, how much of it is in your power
01:13:32.900to stave off these people when they come? I'm, I'm asking specifically in the context of like,
01:13:37.860are these permits unique to you? And therefore, as long as you don't concede, you get to maintain
01:13:43.500sort of the status quo there. So the archeological professor that we're working with, actually the,
01:13:49.060the Turks really like us. They like us because of our marketing. We like, they like the fact
01:13:52.720we've brought global attention to see us come hurry at university as the partner on this they
01:13:58.440like the fact that we've you know i think they're going to be faithful to us i don't think any other
01:14:02.440organization in the world could do what we did because we have a bunch of you know clippers and
01:14:07.200young folks and really just really good marketers like pushing out content all day and it's just
01:14:13.660i i think they're going to stick with us just because we were so good at bringing the word
01:14:18.280out and sharing the word making it a global thing what a unique position and and a unique tool for
01:14:23.940the job it's completely uh unattainable to have somebody like that land there to do that because
01:14:31.060you could have any dusty old organization yeah but you couldn't market it could you market it
01:14:35.300because it's like it doesn't matter how good you are it's also like if if his organization was kind
01:14:39.800of like older older and dusty but still had like people around him he wouldn't be perceptive to
01:14:45.980you helping it right no it's true and you know they if we had a bunch of archaeologists and
01:14:51.460scientists running the social media gosh it would be like some boring you know and it's like
01:14:56.540it's also telling the story of noah's ark so people can understand it it's telling people
01:15:01.300hey bakhtar radar for example like i go into the subsurface you know identity of the law or i could
01:15:05.900say hey listen it makes everything invisible you know it's the way you say it yeah um except for
01:15:10.360what's not supposed to be there and people understand it and i think that message goes
01:15:13.620further it's so huge for people to understand what do we have here by the way what is this
01:15:19.780yeah yeah it's been sitting on the table this is gopher so gopher there we go gopher gopher so it
01:15:26.460even says this so gopher actually fun enough was uh created by uh engineers in australia who
01:15:32.740usually build these for wombat tunnels so they specifically build these drones that go underground
01:15:38.700they go through tunnels navigate tunnels and gopher so what we did was we dug a like a 20 inch
01:15:44.100hole around and we stuck gopher in and we got footage from inside the ark interestingly enough
01:15:49.940when we drilled wait wait question question is the company named gopher no it's his name okay
01:15:55.960so yes we named him gopher um and interestingly enough when we drilled into the voids because
01:16:04.220the mountain water like started filling up the the rooms yeah as we were drilling in but because
01:16:10.040noah coated everything inside and out with pitch there was nowhere for the water to drain so they
01:16:15.060just started filling up which was cool to like it was frustrating but it was really cool because
01:16:19.220it was like okay well if it wasn't if those rooms weren't sealed that water would be leaking out
01:16:24.540right letting in so we weren't able to get like into that's actually a really good observation
01:16:29.140though yeah everything's built with pitch so the water is pooling up and if this was a natural
01:16:33.060thing the water would find a three-way it would have wow exactly but because it was so sealed
01:16:38.600tight it was waterproof down there those rooms were so it was filling out and it was nowhere
01:16:42.460for it to drain so we had trouble getting footage but it was really cool to you know get down there
01:16:47.820and see it and there was weird there was like reflective stuff in the holes if you look at the
01:16:51.140footage it looks like there's almost like metal in there i don't know you have to go back and look
01:16:55.840for yourself but there's a lot of reflective stuff where can people see that footage uh it's on our
01:16:59.720facebook page we released um some of the footage just a couple days ago so if you pull it it's
01:17:05.080really we were like we don't know what that is we don't know what it looks like metal it looks
01:17:09.260like strips of metal can i can i reflective absolutely so um gopher is back for um some
01:17:15.160updates because he had a little trouble with the sediment because it's really loose and you're just
01:17:20.120talking about the the tools though the way the technology has changed the things you have access
01:17:24.460to i mean you know it's really it's very cool to be able to hold something yeah but it was it was
01:17:29.620really neat to get to see inside the ark uh but it we didn't get great footage because everything
01:17:35.000kept filling up with water and let me tell you lauren uh highly what's the word i'm looking for
01:17:40.900here um uh envious you're you are in this period in your life where you're like you're legitimately
01:17:48.200adventuring it's god i should be dead you know i was like drug addict in my 20s like i was
01:17:54.100strung out on drugs and had nothing and couldn't even pay my electric bill and and now it's all
01:18:00.080god now you're in turkey on oh my god it's crazy it really is crazy but yeah it's it's really god
01:18:06.620my whole story is a god story oh my god so um i i imagine by this point you've got a bunch of you
01:18:12.240were just on alex jones recently i know uh um andrew was on uh pierce morgan they tried look
01:18:17.300like they might have tried to do something he did well though yeah i heard he did very well yeah
01:18:21.120Yeah, they paired him up with Flint Dibble.
01:18:23.320He didn't know that that was going to happen.