Researcher blows lid on series of strange rock corridors in Turkey, deepening Noah’s Ark mystery
By Zoe Hussain
Published on April 21, 2026.
A researcher, Andrew Jones, has revealed new findings about a rock formation in Turkey that could prove that Noah's Ark was real. The rock formation, first discovered in 1959 on Turkey's Mount Ararat, was found to have a series of "corridors" below the earth, leading to a central cavity called the atrium. Ground penetrating radar scans and soil samples revealed a ship-shaped hull still preserved deep in the soil. Additional evidence from soil samples suggests that humans constructed the rock formation. Jones is now considering exploring the tunnels with a robotic device.
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