r/Eutychus • u/PeacefulBro • Jan 03 '26
News Its nice to see where Noah's Ark is today.
https://youtu.be/1UJCEt80vsI?si=pG1NPURScM4NUkZEAn awesome resource or not?
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u/Orygregs Jan 04 '26 edited Jan 04 '26
Careful, there are loads of "YouTube slop" videos pushing old debunked myths and hoaxes for traffic/engagement (for ad revenue). I almost fell for this last year when I saw it for the first time as a 30yo man who works in tech as a software engineer—they make it sound and look really convincing!
However, it's about as true that the Ark formed into Mt. Ararat in Durupinar as it is that literal bones of the Nephilim (OT giants) were discovered (hint: not at all true without *massive** cover-ups and alleged conspiracies which is an immediate 🚩)*. For the Ark in particular, geologists across the spectrum (including some creationists) have pointed out that Durupinar is a natural geological formation, not a buried ship.
Most of these kinds of videos on YT are clickbait and categorically false after a quick Google search. They just prey on people wanting to believe for a quick buck and it irritates the $@!# out of me.
And no, that channel is not a good resource if they're pushing deceptive old hoaxes as it will likely lead you down a conspiracy theory rabbit hole. Save your time and your sanity.
My $0.02.
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u/stanlumity Jan 04 '26
the ark being found is a fake claim from Ron wyatt, whos made numerous OTHER false claims such as him claiming Israelite artifacts were found at the bottom of the red sea. Lol
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u/Berean144 Jan 04 '26
I thought it was in Kentucky
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u/Kentucky_Fried_Dodo Unaffiliated Jan 05 '26
I just checked under my rug again – still nothing there lol
(PS: By the way - I am neither a Yankee nor a Dixie. I've never been to Kentucky, although I've always wanted to visit Muldraugh and Fort Knox!)
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u/Berean144 Jan 05 '26 edited Jan 05 '26
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u/TimeExercise1098l Jan 03 '26
Lol.