The Hunt For Noah's Ark Up A Biblical Mountain | Myth Hunters | Odyssey

The story of Noah's ark is perhaps one of the most famous and outlandish tales in the Bible, but what if it wasn't just a story? Some modern-day experts believe they know where the ark is, now they just have to find it.
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[@jps101574]

"We're almost there" This was aired in 2012 and we are still waiting.

[@AdnanCucak]

Almost as if..... its fake

[@wendy1479]

Oak Island? Is that you? 😂

[@jps101574]

@@wendy1479 You watch that show also?

[@plainsman]

@@jps101574 The guys allegedly searching for "treasure" are also the producers, and it's financially in their best interests to never find much and consequently keep the show going indefinitely.

[@scoremat]

Chasing an adult fairy tale. The ego and the sunken cost fallacy do not allow grown adults to admit that these are myths, stories in a book written by men

[@patriot388]

For starters, the Bible says the Ark came to rest on the mountains of Ararat, not mount Ararat!

[@DaynaRathman]

Wouldn’t the ark have been used as a home and then recycled into building other homes and fuel for survival after the flood.?

[@Zman82]

You would think so. Logically.

[@robertofunk673]

A very relevant ? few mention.

[@jamesmatters3905]

I have made this argument , after the flood resources would of been scarce. Check out a guy named Arch Bonnema and what he found on a mt. in Iran ,Mt. Suleman

[@jamedparker690]

Exactly, but it makes for good entertainment.

[@scoremat]

That would be true but... there is was no great flood and no ark. It's a fairy tale. Do the math with all land dwelling species and imagine them in one boat for a year

[@SandraMorgan-bt3dp]

If they know where it is, but it's still lost, then they don't know where it is.

[@THEFAITHFULPALADIN]

They know where it is, the Nation of Turkey has an official tourist center near the location of the Ark.

[@christophermeeks329]

Wouldn't Noah have used the boat for lumber/building materials after the flood? Or even as fire wood? Just a thought

[@Selaithify]

What I have been saying for years. It would have been used to build homes or something. It wouldn’t have just been left there and forgotten. Listening to some of these searchers though it is easy to know God isn’t moving in them. It’s Satan whispering in their ear to move them to do this in the attempt to make Christians look like fools.

[@arthur1658]

The boat was made of rock wasn't it ?

[@scottyfox6376]

I find your logic offensive to ma feels..

[@THEFAITHFULPALADIN]

That would probably have happened if the "boat" hadn't been pulled down the mountain a few miles by a mud flow. Humans can avoid such things... an exceptionally large stationary object can't.

[@dickmartn]

Absolutely!!!

[@menos50]

The Ark was found by Ron Wyatt and officially recognized by the government of Turkey on June of 1987. A later earthquake exposed more of the Ark and subsequent testing and measurements have yielded supporting evidence that this is the Ark as described in the Bible.

[@seanh4841]

All you have to use is LIDAR, this radar will show you exactly what is under the foliage

[@BarbaraGodin]

There's really not much foliage on top of the mountain.

[@seanh4841]

@@BarbaraGodin Even better, LIDAR can also see under snow

[@user-ck2ei2sw1g]

They already did it is the Ark

[@seanh4841]

@@user-ck2ei2sw1g Bollocks

[@plainsman]

@@user-ck2ei2sw1g Nonsense. Any professional geologist would recognize that natural rock formation as a doubly plunging syncline, and nothing more.

[@NotSure723]

No. There, saved you 50 minutes.

[@kennethknoppik5408]

Hahaha 😂😂😂

[@Dante-xo9ge]

😂😂😂thanks I don't have time for these people

[@mcawesome4150]

thanks

[@deidretavares4269]

Hahahaha. Thanks

[@c0nstantin86]

UFOs bringing imortality potions is better?

[@jasonruetz2306]

Keep searching and maybe you'll also find Santa's magic sleigh.

[@thomaslance5428]

Lol

[@JosephBoxmeyer]

@13 min. a "mule" . I haven't seen one since the 60's. Great little vehicles.

[@user-Rocket-Fest]

imagine people thinking 5000 years later a wooden ship would still be found without any treatments to it?? A wood ship after just 100 years is history

[@lyamscrazyworld435]

The cross carving with the hearts looks like something the knights of templer used.

[@geoff3103]

Richard Bright had some real interesting photos from Ararat if I remember correctly.

[@JohnDoe-tw8es]

I found the ark in 2015 and had it towed to my place . It is a bit of a wreck but hope to rebuild it to original condition and charge an admission fee for tour. Just wait a bit and I will show you.

[@neo-YoutubeStoleMyHandle]

More and more professionals are doing research on Ron Wyatt's "Noah's Ark"...and it is so very compelling...

[@jamieharmon7595]

Indeed.....I challenge people that haven't watched his documentary that spans over decades, please do so. It has been found and it is NOT on Mt Ararat exactly, though near.

[@plainsman]

Yeah, professional religious nuts and con men. There never was a global flood and there is copious scientific evidence supporting that fact. The flood story is FILLED with hyperbole that would have been recognized by its ancient audience as a figurative description of an event in order to produce an effect and make a theological point, and NOT an example of ancient journalism of accurate science.

[@angrydoggy9170]

Professional grifters.

[@TutTravelsVlogs]

These individuals are heroes. I believe every story has an origin, even if it's exaggerated or overestimated, but there's always a starting point.

[@thomaslance5428]

Yes, a big regional flood. That's it.

[@WorldWokeApeCult]

“Every story has an origin”. Well, yes. The origin can be one’s imagination. People in the past were just as imaginative as we, and there is no reason to believe that they could not have made up entirely fictional stories.

[@TutTravelsVlogs]

​@WorldWokeApeCult I agree, however, it is very reasonable to think that they were as suspicious and skeptical as us as well. And I don't think they would have accepted and passed this story on if they didn't really believe in it. Besides, it has been mentioned in different places all over the world. I believe that what happened back then is slightly different than the story we have in our hands. But something definitely must have happened. Someone has seen the rising water at some point and pointed out to his people about building a raft or something. He might even have built a real boat and started taking his own cattle or something..

[@WorldWokeApeCult]

@@TutTravelsVlogs Stories are passed along because they have meaning, it’s true.

[@plainsman]

@@WorldWokeApeCult This is the nonsense that comes from mistaking declaring as a boat (possibly willfully) a natural rock formation that any reputable geologist would recognize as a doubly folded syncline. First of all, a major warning sign of pseudo-archaeology includes "discoveries" pitched directly to the media. The pseudo-archaeologist knows his or her claim will not stand up to scrutiny by actual archaeologists, nor will their dubious "data" ever be capable of passing the rigorous peer review requirements needed to achieve recognition and publication in an independent science journal, so it gets pitched directly to the media. Secondly, the flood story itself is filled with hyperbole that would have been recognized by its ancient audience as a figurative description of an event in order to produce an effect and make a point, and NOT as an example of ancient journalism. That the Bible frequently uses hyperbole in this way elsewhere can be illustrated by many examples.

[@brettcurtis5710]

OMG - a walk in the shallow end of the Gene Pool!

[@Chicahcah]

One good man can save the world.

[@Andy_Babb]

Answer to title: Nope. You’re welcome.

[@rockroll9761]

You need to read the King James again

[@NayFunPUMA]

So what happen? All Casino Action lipton a size of Rishi okay hand??

[@xxCrapNamexx]

Eh, probably was a historical great flood around the younger dryas period, but looking for something based of far later retelling of events is like looking for all the giants mentioned in the iliad or thinking dinosaurs looked and sounded like they do in jurassic park.

[@danielpaulson8838]

You guys typically post top notch documentaries. What happened this time? Going into Abrahamic foil hat territory on this one.

[@Zman82]

This episode was part of the "Myth Hunters" series awhile back. Mostly myths than truths but a series on real personal adventures like no other.

[@danielpaulson8838]

@@Zman82 No, I watched it. It's about trying to prove a supernatural religion which is the most globally hateful by stupid people and for stupid people. They twist and morph every fact in order to stand up a lie. Adventure my ass.

[@danielpaulson8838]

@@Zman82 No, this was a video about theists who fear real life trying to take others history and make it their own. This was not about personal adventure. It is about perpetuating lies by the masses who prefer lies to reality.

[@alipeacock3685]

Would have bitten Jim’s hand off , if he had asked me to go look for Noah’s Ark !

[@meathead2676]

You'd find black tar called slime in the Bible if you find it...and it's not there your looking in the wrong place..

[@coen6208]

Mr Scientist, Tubal Cain was the forger of bronze and iron instruments Gen 4:22. I think Noah would have had iron spikes😅

[@plainsman]

Except that iron and bronze weren't yet being manufactured at the alleged time of Noah.

[@mb9326]

@@plainsman At best would have been the copper age.

[@richlkenneth]

@@plainsman and how would you know? what they knew before the flood. also with gods guidance which noah had to build the ark. noah was instructed from start to finish by god how to build the ark. which kind of wood and pitch. i would not say for certain that they did not know how to make iron or bronze. it may have been forgotten if they had no use for it at the time. by noahs family. later to be rediscovered.

[@nostaligia4021]

"it is easier to walk on the moon...". Jim was right, the capable people on the ground sent him up there. He did not climb up to the moon by himself or find something that might only exist in his strong conviction

[@NayFunPUMA]

Maybe All is Casino was the only one like Norwegian without Oblast.

[@John_Mack]

God fixes a rover on the moon, but he can't seem to fix my leaking gutter!!!

[@FLASH-MATT]

-1 for this bad documentary...

[@tonyaxeman4381]

Are We still debating that Astronauts actually were on the Moon ?

[@user-ui8or8cq7l]

Ron Wyatt already discovered it in the 1970s (perhaps 80s, I don't recall) and the Turkish Government made the site a protected National Park. Check out Wyatt's videos on it and decide for yourself---he really knew his sh** and there is no doubt in my mind he clearly found the "S.S. I Toldja So" in the mountains of Ararat. James Erwin worked with Wyatt and declared that the Ark was already found.

[@neo-YoutubeStoleMyHandle]

The Ark would have to come to rest in a place where all the animals could safely exit and get out of the area so for the Ark to be up high in the Ararat mountains is just not realistic...

[@dickmartn]

It's only logical that the ark would have been used as firewood, home building, animal pens and necessities of life. Your point about evacuating the animals is a really logical approach.

[@dagmawitekeba7635]

there is mount Ararat in Ethiopia.check Ethiopia. u would find it there

[@c0nstantin86]

"Story of the flood a delight for children" - is like saying "please allow me to introduce myself, I am of the scoffers that the Bible spoke of" - 2 Peter 3:3 so "the flood never happened" Bible saved me 50 minutes wasted on scoffers. Good luck with the UFOs bringing imortality potions to mankind

[@danielpaulson8838]

Immortality is a fantasy. Even the universe has a life cycle. Live now, not after death. UFO's? Lol. Just like supernatural beings. Lots of foil hat in this comment.

[@1734-Jason]

Thought Ron Wyatt found it and the arch of the covenant 😂😂😂😂

[@chrislakkas3962]

Know who you are. Know what you want. Know what you deserve. And don’t settle for less.

[@leed2883]

Noahs ark?, the ark of the covenant?, holy grail? All missing 😂 or maybe didn't exist

[@jamesgoodman9560]

Try it on your friends...

[@NehaGuria]

Praise the Lord amen 🙏 ❤❤

[@AndyColglazier]

The Bible doesn't say that the Earth is only 6000 years old.

[@jps101574]

The Biblical age was calculated by Bishop Usher using the genealogies of Jesus as well as the Old Testament events.

[@dewardroy6531]

And it’s still bullshit.

[@hokuponopono4415]

@@dewardroy6531 and your still lost. Bummer 😣🧐

[@seanh4841]

​@@dewardroy6531Amen

[@seanh4841]

But it does say the earth took only 6 days, just as ludicrous

[@mb9326]

It is impossible to know the exact size, cubits where different from person to person.

[@THEFAITHFULPALADIN]

Nope! The Royal Egyptian cubit ranged from 20.6 inches to 20.64 inches, that's a difference of .04 inches or 2 millimeters. That's an exceptionally small difference.

[@angrydoggy9170]

@@THEFAITHFULPALADINNoah wasn’t Egyptian.

[@julieturcios41]

It didn't land on the mountain, it settled in the mountains, after a few thousand years, it moved down the slopes and settled under mud, now land. Ron Wyatt found it before he passed away.

[@sunkisseddutchess6521]

I agree with you too. People read mountains of ararat and automatically think its the mountain itself but it doesnt state mount ararat it states in the mountains meaning in the middle of them which is the correct area.. ive watch the documentry to which youre referring to. the proof is too overwhelming and has also been proven the Arks resting place is the structure Durupinar found after hed taken that picture all those years ago. . its a simply mistake people makewhen reading that bible passage but the Ark is where the bible states.

[@cisio64123]

@@sunkisseddutchess6521 There is also the historical accounts of pilgrims actually going to the Ark and taking pieces of it away. If true that means it likely did exist long into antiquity. Those accounts also give a clear clue that it could not be on the hard to reach and very inhospitable mountain but on the much lower plain. It fits well that it sliding down the mountains to the site would put it where pilgrims could very easily come to it. Then the pilgrims and time could have stripped what was visible away until what was left was the remains under the mud and earth covering it The Durupinar site fits those historical accounts as well as the bibles. They did a scan that shows that underneath the ground there does indeed seem to be straight central pathways and rooms under the structure consistent to the Ark that most definitely is not natural .

[@user-pz9pu6us2s]

What a load of nonsense. People with such strong agendas should not be allowed to do things like this. Also how did Noah get polar bears and kangaroos?

[@shulamiteKINGSbride]

The Mountians of Ararat are two mountains side by side. This isn't a mystery, neither is Noah's boat found by Ron Wyatt, it is on the Mountian of Ararat, once part of Armenia.

[@plainsman]

The only thing Wyatt found was how to snooker businessmen and TV producers into investing in his enterprise in return for film rights, but no one who threw cash into it ever saw a shred of actual empirical scientific evidence supporting Wyatt's claims because all of his videos were carefully constructed frauds. Even Wyatt's wife now admits he was a fraudster.

[@Andy_Babb]

Disappointed in Odyssey. This isn’t history or a mystery. So many new doc series over the last couple years so why upload junk like this?

[@christopher9196]

How is it not History or mystery?

[@Andy_Babb]

@@christopher9196 Bc there is zero historical evidence for a global flood, in fact the geological evidence 100% debunks any idea of a global flood. Also, the “boat figure” on the mountain has been debunked. Lastly, Noah’s arc is a story, not history. I’m willing to bet it’s probably based on a real localized flood that, to the people of that region, would have _seemed_ to be the whole world flooding. If you’re genuinely interested I’d suggest checking out the series “ancient apocalypse” from BBC (NOT the Netflix crap) that’s on KZbin. One of the episodes is “the great flood” and it’s really interesting and all based in science.

[@plainsman]

@@christopher9196 It's only a mystery if you're science illiterate. Christianity has a tremendous legacy of encouraging scientific research, building on the belief that all of nature is God’s creation. Through modern science, we are becoming increasingly aware of how God has crafted the universe around us. Hundreds of years of research in geology, paleontology, biology, and many other fields have produced abundant evidence that the earth is billions of years old and that fossils and geological features formed through many processes over eons of time. Today, 99% of PhD biologists agree that plants, animals, and humans formed through evolutionary processes. Also, it's worth noting that the first ancient readers of Genesis 6-9 very likely saw its primary message as theological, not as ancient journalism.

[@Andy_Babb]

@@christopher9196 Bc it never happened. There was never a global flood, ever. If they were just looking for the origin of the myth, that’d be interesting. Looking for a mythical arch on top of a mountain? It’s not even the correct mountain, nevermind the fact that _it never happened._ lol

[@christopher9196]

Actually, I'll answer it. It's because they KNOW there is a creator , but they think they are to smart and logical to accept it, even though evolution has been proven fake at every turn and every day theres a new archaeology find , that corroborates the Bible. They are convicted by God and they don't even know it. They are Blind and walk around in the dark angry and bitter and make snarky comments on YT

[@geordiepaton4323]

Ron Wyat seems to have been closer to the mark…

[@francisbusa1074]

Absolutely no question. The Ark remains are of almost identical dimensions to the US Navy's 22,000 ton Florida Class battleships commissioned in 1911.

[@plainsman]

Wyatt was a huckster who hustles money from businessmen and TV producers in return for film rights. No one who invested cash in Wyatt ever saw even a glimmer of actual empirical scientific evidence because all of Wyatt's videos were frauds. Christianity has a tremendous legacy of encouraging scientific research, building on the belief that all of nature is God’s creation. Through modern science, we are becoming increasingly aware of how God has crafted the universe around us. Hundreds of years of research in geology, paleontology, biology, and many other fields have produced abundant evidence that the earth is billions of years old and that fossils and geological features formed through many processes over eons of time. Today, 99% of PhD biologists agree that plants, animals, and humans formed through evolutionary processes. Also, it's worth noting that the first ancient readers of Genesis 6-9 very likely saw its primary message as theological, not as ancient journalism.

[@plainsman]

The only thing Wyatt found was how to snooker businessmen and TV producers into investing in his enterprise in return for film rights, but no one who threw cash into it ever saw a shred of actual empirical scientific evidence supporting Wyatt's claims because all of his videos were carefully constructed frauds. Even Wyatt's wife now admits he was a fraudster.

[@angrydoggy9170]

@@francisbusa1074Good luck building a wooden boat that big.

[@Ubique2927]

No, it is not.

[@GadreEl777]

Because God can instruct you on how to build a colossus ship, but not how to mine ore… right?

[@stewartmackay]

His big mistake was taking those feckin' woodpeckers on the ark.

[@Tcb0835]

I once tried to have a reasoned discussion with a creationist, and it was an absolutely futile endeavour. If I brought up Darwin, evolution, or the fossil record, he would just say, 'Darwin was mad', 'evolution is a hoax', and 'fossils don't really exist'... that's all I could get out of him.

[@dsmithson531]

"Is Genesis History" site on KZbin has a lot of amazing evidence that supports creation, if you're interested. Many Christians don't know enough about science to objectively discuss the issue, which is typically why you get those types of responses. Anyone seeking God will find him. :)

[@sforza209]

Arguing with a dumb person is absolutely futile.

[@danielpaulson8838]

I am posting the reality of the religion.

[@nemo6686]

Darwin wasn't exactly a first-rate intellect though, was he? He looked at what we now call a glaciated river and, enamoured of Lyell's long-age escapism, imagined it being carved by the piddling river meandering along its flat bottom; it's not the lack of modern glaciology, it's the appalling lack of understanding of basic fluids and solids. Then he pondered finches' beaks when logic should have told him the focal point of any process must be the egg. I believe he's done enormous damage to science as a trustworthy enterprise and greatly diminished the reasoning power of anywhere evolution's taught as fact - it's astonishing to consider that he might have disconnected billions of people from the simple truth of 'cause and effect' - in that order. Ask anyone how evolution works, and you'll almost certainly get "Things change and helpful things will give the creature an advantage in the struggle for life." Of course, the wording can change greatly, but the key is that I've yet to meet anyone who begins with a cause for 'things change'. So, what's your understanding of what evolution achieves and how it functions? One other small thing: have you ever pondered how much of your understanding of existence is based on direct Mk1 eyeball observation and how much is based on information from those in whom you place some degree of faith?

[@danielpaulson8838]

@@nemo6686 Evolution is fact. Thistles from someones garden are showing. Just go watch animals, including us, eat other life as it tries to run in fear. Put yourself in its shoes. If my Granddaughter was God she could create better than that. That's evolution, plain and simple. Oh, and nothing evolves faster than Abrahamic religions.

[@681278]

Not watching this but saw this in my feed & knew whenever I’d subscribed I’d made an error. Clearly some ancient aliens or tabloid level shlock got in - yikes.

[@z.louisecoombsrambouillet8395]

They have asked Ron Wyatt because he found it. The naysayers will always be there but the truth is there. It just happens to be in the mountains of Ararat, not on some rocky sheer cliffed Mount of Ararat.

[@plainsman]

The only thing Wyatt found was how to snooker businessmen and TV producers into investing in his enterprise in return for film rights, but no one who threw cash into it ever saw a shred of actual empirical scientific evidence supporting Wyatt's claims because all of his videos were carefully constructed frauds. Even Wyatt's wife now admits he was a fraudster.

[@angrydoggy9170]

He claims he found it, too bad there’s no proof for his claims.

[@z.louisecoombsrambouillet8395]

@angrydoggy9170 There is so much proof it's absolutely ridiculous, but people don't want it to be true, so they overlook obvious evidence and belittle everything even though they know that it's verifiable proof, this because if when they find out it's true means that they have a lot to worry about at the end of all things. Plus, there has been and still are many people who are continuing the investigation and uncovering more and more. There has been war and conflict, and so things have been slowed to a crawl, so things haven't been worked on. May God bless you and your loved ones 🙏🏼❤️!

[@z.louisecoombsrambouillet8395]

@@angrydoggy9170 Sadly the reason people don't want to see that there has been so much evidence for the validity of this being a boat with the same dimensions, yadah yadah, is because these people would have to rethink everything that their doing and would have to change. People don't want to change, and they're happy in their sin. Sadly, those that aren't for Him are against Him. There are people continuing in the discovery of what this boat shaped object is and are finding the truth and proof of this boat being the boat Noah built. May God bless you and your loved ones

[@angrydoggy9170]

@@z.louisecoombsrambouillet8395 There’s no evidence whatsoever that it’s a boat, it’s just a rock formation that looks slightly like a boat. A few years ago the found something similar on Mars, that wasn’t a boat either.

[@neo-YoutubeStoleMyHandle]

Noah new more than we give him credit for...

[@arthur1658]

Like the weather forecast 😅

[@nostaligia4021]

A few simple questions: under what possible conditions that a boat could be placed at a height of 13,000 to 16,000 ft of elevation? Would it require a water level of at least 16,000 ft above sea level to float the boat to such elevation? And in the absence of a basin of at 16,000 ft elevation surrounding the Mountain of Ararat, would it require just about the entire world be submerged? Would that wipe out the human race on earth except Noah and his animals? How the earth was re-populated with human after the great flood?

[@angrydoggy9170]

Noah nocked up his daughters, it’s in the bible. In his defence, he was really drunk that time.

[@DarrenMalin]

Totally insane

[@canadadrypopcan]

To bad they don’t use lidar

[@user-bl9fr4vo9x]

Ron Wyatt,great stuff.i think he led by god.look his at his finds!

[@CathodeRayNipplez]

The Bible has some cool (and scary) stories however it is not a scientific paper. A ship run aground in the Himalayas is a bit of stretch even in a sci fi comic. 😆 But hey, whatever floats your boat...

[@Andy_Babb]

Conservatives get reeaal mad when you remind them the Bible is a group of stories written by men and copied by illiterate men and all after hundreds of years of their savior. Oh well. Reality’s a b!tch when you get your education from your church.

[@gailheard1524]

How do you think the world was made and all thats in it plants animal mountains the sun and the moon ? Do you think all this just HAPPENED out of nowhere? Read the Bible hon 🙏

[@Cantstandtherock]

Or sinks it! Noah never existed!

[@plainsman]

@@gailheard1524 This is the nonsense that comes from mistaking as a boat (possibly willfully) a natural rock formation that any reputable geologist would recognize as a doubly folded syncline. First of all, a major warning sign of pseudo-archaeology includes "discoveries" pitched directly to the media. The pseudo-archaeologist knows his or her claim will not stand up to scrutiny by actual archaeologists, nor will their dubious "data" ever be capable of passing the rigorous peer review requirements needed to achieve recognition and publication in an independent science journal, so it gets pitched directly to the media. Secondly, the flood story itself is filled with hyperbole that would have been recognized by its ancient audience as a figurative description of an event in order to produce an effect and make a point, and NOT as an example of ancient journalism. That the Bible frequently uses hyperbole in this way elsewhere can be illustrated by many examples.

[@plainsman]

@@gailheard1524Christianity has a tremendous legacy of encouraging scientific research, building on the belief that all of nature is God’s creation. Through modern science, we are becoming increasingly aware of how God has crafted the universe around us. Hundreds of years of research in geology, paleontology, biology, and many other fields have produced abundant evidence that the earth is billions of years old and that fossils and geological features formed through many processes over eons of time. Today, 99% of PhD biologists agree that plants, animals, and humans formed through evolutionary processes. Also, it's worth noting that the first ancient readers of Genesis 6-9 very likely saw its primary message as theological, not as ancient journalism.

[@rockroll9761]

Yes they knew iron

[@mrgoblueguy]

It exists but it not meant to be found

[@fredclements6843]

It doesn’t matter if they find it ! If God himself down people who don’t want to believe won’t!

[@walterwally983]

As long as theyre happy and trying to do the right thing i dont see anything wrong with this. After all, its hard to be morally upright...try it....although i definitely wouldnt be a creationist or even agree or argue with one. Liked the documentary though. It was interesting but not what i originally thought it would be 😊 Edit: Dr Cline brings the reality to this.

[@jameshogan6142]

Yes it always amazing what you can pick up if you approach something with a sceptical but open mind. That rock formation might have been the inspiration for the ark story because the dimensions fit. I remember having a mountain formation in Northern Ireland being pointed out as the idea behind Dean Swift's Gulliver's travels because in the distance it does look like the profile of a giant lying down.

[@Magical-Ixalan]

This is why it's dangerous to take a book literally.

[@ronpritchard6720]

It is extremely dangerous to disbelieve God's inspired the Holy Bible!

[@jimmynolet3752]

The ark wasn't a sailing ship it was a box? What christian believes it was a box?

[@ManKidRides]

I'm looking forward to a 50min cliffhanger episode detailing an excavation to find Santa's Sleigh 🙄 Grow up! You're supposed to be adults!

[@dewardroy6531]

Chasing the ridiculous idea that there’s money to be made from the ancient lie.

[@fatjoe66666666]

It was lifted from the Sumerians the names were changed to protect the innocent

[@katyfox5695]

This one man went to the moon, found a rock and was told the rock was billions of years old so he comes back and believes the world is only 6000 years old! Nevermind about all the other rocks and fossils we find lmao. It sounds like he had a mental break on the lunar journey.

[@angrydoggy9170]

Could have been the radiation in space. It’s just not a healthy environment.

[@twonumber22]

jesus christ, obviously not since it's a story taken from the Epic of Gilgamesh

[@angrydoggy9170]

As a big fan of mountaineering and camping in the mountains, I wouldn’t mind getting the funding from Christian fundamentalists to spend my life hiking in the mountains. I’m even willing to pretend I’m looking for some boat.

[@AndyFarmer-mu4hk]

I am hearing a lot of assumptions in this documentary that are not true. Iron did exist in the pre-flood world. Those are Christian crosses. It may not be there ark, but it is somewhere up there.

[@KittyKayMarie]

…the Bible doesn’t give a true estimate of how old the earth is…it NEVER said so. Time isn’t even linear anyway, so how would we know God’s time versus our time? Plus, we used to go by the stars and moon charts, so time was measured differently anyway throughout history. If anything, the Bible doesn’t really give a timeframe of all of the events. It just gives some of the events an approximate. Seriously people…religion isn’t meant to be so straightforward. No other faith is taken so out of context. Text is meant to be interpreted. The events can both be true and yet some of the information misinterpreted…I believe there is truth in it. I never say never, because wisdom is in knowing that you “know” nothing. If it cannot be proven, that doesn’t make it impossible or improbable, it just means it hasn’t been proven but is still possible. Can we stop shitting on each other? It’s absolutely asinine and counterintuitive. Stop being so full of yourselves.

[@ibrahimabokhsheem]

ماشاء الله 🎉🎉🎉فيديو روووووووعة 🎉🎉🎉🎉بالتوفيق ان شاء الله واتمنى دوام التواصل 🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤

[@sforza209]

“These 5 men truly believe that the events in the Bible really happened”. This statement in the beginning of the doc tells me all I need to know about it. BULLSHIT. lol

[@waynedavis3677]

The ark was not shaped like a boat. It was shaped like an oblong box. Bible is very clear on its dimensions. Why look for an ark if you don’t believe the bibles account?

[@danielburns8199]

I want my 50 minutes back . . .

[@Chris-sv5ic]

😄

[@bluebuddy46422]

The story of the great flood goes back to the Sumerians. Abraham and his wife Sarah, lived in a place called Ur in Sumeria . Abraham was a faithful man of God. One day God told Abraham to take all his family and belongings and leave Ur and settle in a new land called and start a new nation of people. It is said that with them they took the stories of the Sumerians .

[@scoremat]

Let me know when you find The One Ring of Power... I heard it was hiding out next to Noah's Ark and Santa's beard

[@plumreid]

Why would children be delighted by a story in which all of humanity is drowned to death except for one family? Oh, and they didn't find the ark, but they're still going to look.

[@will.green.]

its so creepy when they sing ring around the rosie

[@jimmyglea]

It’s a little sad, looking for the artifact from one of the ancient middle eastern sheep herder religions in the 21st century.

[@kimliebal8031]

Looking at Earth and canyons and fossils of sea creatures on mountains! Yes there was a Flood that covered the whole Earth!

[@plainsman]

Nonsense. In 4.5 billion years land masses have risen above seas and receded again beneath them for eon after eon, so of course marine deposits would be periodically lifted up in elevation and rising strata would also encourage erosion, both by wind and water, to happen. Your earth sciences education has been seriously neglected.

[@will.green.]

where did all that water go? outer space? plate tectonics accounts for sea fossils on mountains. canyons were probably from the sudden end to the last ice age

[@Loveyou-bb9bg]

There whas no iron? These people couldn't be further from truth.

[@plainsman]

The iron age ran between about 1200 B.C. and 600B.C. - too late for mythical Noah.

[@yp77738yp77739]

Astounds and scares me that there are still those that genuinely believe these myths. Catch people early enough, or vulnerable enough and you can persuade them of literally any nonsense. The plastic mind is powerless to resist the skilled liar.

[@AlanLow]

Profoundly sad that this bronze-age nonsense is believed by some in the 21st Century.

[@Spykdwthpain]

How many boosters you have?🥴👈

[@yp77738yp77739]

@@Spykdwthpain That’s the difference. I reacted to the science as it became available with time, eventually making different decisions for different members of the family, depending upon the risk of the treatment compared to the risk of the illness to them. Even changing my decisions along the process. 300 or 3000 years ago we knew very little, but today we know a little more, ignoring what we now know is not an option for a thinking person.

[@Spykdwthpain]

@@yp77738yp77739 sucker

[@twonumber22]

That's the point of religion, to condition people into lying to themselves and each other without remorse.

[@Brian1Graves]

About the only thing more futile and sillier than praying to a non-existent god...is looking for a non-existent boat. 🙄🤣

[@will.green.]

use science to prove your hypothesis

[@Brian1Graves]

@@will.green. What hypothesis?

[@SedatCaycosar-ug3fo]

Looks like a bunch of mercenaries doing what they do

[@smokymcpot5917]

God doesnt want us to know he exist, he wants us to believe he exist. Your never going to find noahs ark. God wont let you.

[@magnetictheory]

Shoving self promotional ads in deliberately twice the volume is obnoxious and infuriating. You've been unsubscribe from my subs and you're... history.

[@DIRTY-4PLAY]

You can stop hunting we've already found 10 of them

[@DJL78]

The lord sayeth, giveth me lottery tickets with thou winning numbers and maketh me wealthy in spirt and bank. So sayeth the lord 🙏🏼

[@AndyColglazier]

I get that the search for the mythical boat is probably interesting in a historical manner to some people, but the idea that modern, supposedly educated people are still clinging to these crazy ideas is disheartening.

[@hokuponopono4415]

Your disheartening... I feel sad for you. Good luck with that

[@AlanLow]

Profoundly sad that in the 21st century some deluded people still cling to these childish bronze age myths.

[@danielpaulson8838]

They live in fear. That's why they cling to superstition and supernatural. Reality scares the masses of humans.

[@dewardroy6531]

hokuponopono: Sit down, junior.

[@danielpaulson8838]

They are not educated. Education removes supernatural ignorance. They are indoctrinated.

[@JamesDio-yu5yd]

No with the amount of animal on our rock it would need boat 200 times bigger .

[@tanias4877]

Creationists ??? (sigh)

[@timb8970]

Satan will do his best to cause doubt and division. Please accept Jesus as your Lord and Savior. All the negative and sarcastic comments are from arrogant men who view themselves as gods.

[@sforza209]

I find it so hard to believe that a nasa astronaut actually believed in creastionism. Science and creationism is an oxymoron.

[@will.green.]

youre assuming they actually went to the moon because if they didnt, hes just an actor

[@janettesmith369]

EAST OF BABYLON ... is Iran Gen 11:2

[@jamiebizness1]

Haha.jusy stop. Came here for the laughs. The rock is the ark? Bro that guys head is a rock

[@jimmyrodasmolestina979]

I've talked to people that live in that area and they all know that Noah's ark is up in Mt Ararat just like the bible says. The information has been passed down from generations

[@cherricrittenden894]

Myth is right. Nothing new.

[@PaulineMontagna]

I guess they’re just not praying hard enough.

[@RebelGran_01]

👍🙏❤

[@elimcfly350]

TL;DW: No, because it's not real. You're welcome.

[@guyjin788]

No one has found the ark because it doesn't exist. The biblical flood myth is just a rehash of other older regional myths.

[@christopher9196]

What are your credentials if you don't mind me asking?