Ace Combat 8: Wings of Theve

Cut SempraI hadn't even looked at this game before, I thought it would be an online wank, mmm.

foolAce Combat 7: Skies Unknown was a masterpiece)) this one is even better

foolI agree, I bought the ideal memory and then I thought 11 thousand was a lot, but today it costs 70+......

fox.nemetsI wouldn't be surprised if this time they find the remains of Noah himself nearby, to make it more believable :rolling_on_the_floor_laughing:

It's quite possible, why not...they might find it...Noah could have gone and died next to his ship before his death! Like a real captain, he returns to his ship.

and your jokes are inappropriate here if they prove it...

Your horses are galloping quietly. This discovery was reported in the newspapers 30 years ago. Noah's Ark (or rather, the search for it and the famous "Ararat Anomaly") really does make headlines regularly. You're absolutely right: exactly 30-40 years ago, the press began a massive boom in publications about this discovery.
Press interest at the time was sparked by the research of Ron Wyatt, who actively promoted the Durupınar Formation in Turkey in the 1970s and 1980s. It was in the late 80s and early 90s (just about 30 years ago) that the Turkish government officially recognized the site as a national park, sparking a wave of sensational articles in international and Russian-language newspapers claiming that "the Ark has finally been found."

news as of September 29, 2026


A team searching for possible remains of Noah's Ark has released a video from inside the massive Durupinar Formation in Turkey. Researchers associate this formation with the biblical vessel, but there is no evidence yet that Noah's Ark is located here, Wionews reports.

The Durupinar Formation is approximately 156 meters long. The Noah's Ark Scans team sent a Gopher drone into one of the holes to attempt to access the mapped cavities within the structure.

"First look: footage from inside Noah's Ark," the team wrote, posting a video of the drone's flight.

Researchers claim that radar scans revealed no rock or bedrock within the structure. However, this claim has not yet been independently confirmed.

Noah's Ark Scans founder Andrew Jones stated that preliminary radar data does not reveal "simple, homogeneous, solid rock." The team is working with Bakhtar Research and Engineering LLC, and the broader study is being led by archaeologist Jenker Atila of Sivas Cumhuriyet University.

The drone explored a hole in the formation.
The team said the Gopher drone was sent into the boreholes to try to reach previously mapped cavities.

At the same time, the rover encountered some difficulties moving. Researchers noted that its wheels were having trouble with the very loose sediment layer on the surface. Because of this, Gopher requires certain modifications to continue its exploration.

The team also said they want to test the idea of ​​solid rock within the formation and find out where the actual bedrock is located and how it extends through the surrounding valley.

Is this really Noah's Ark?
According to the Bible, God commanded Noah to build a large vessel to save people and animals from the Great Flood. The Book of Genesis indicates that after the waters receded, the ark came to rest "on the mountains of Ararat."

This is precisely what is associated with an unusual rock formation south of Mount Ararat in eastern Turkey. It resembles a large boat, which is why it attracts the attention of people searching for the biblical vessel.

However, there is no evidence that the Durupinar Formation is Noah's Ark. Most geologists, as stated in the presented material, consider it a natural rock formation.

Andrew Jones and his team hold a different theory. "We believe the Durupinar Formation is the remains of Noah's Ark, and that's why we want to conduct the most thorough scientific investigation possible," Jones said.

The researchers took samples
The team has already collected samples from beneath the formation, reaching depths of up to 60 feet. They plan to analyze them to obtain more specific data on the formation's structure.

According to Jones, researchers have now discovered layers rich in organic material. They speculate that these may be the decomposed remains of the ark's upper tier.

"There are no bedrock or hard limestone found in the boreholes yet," Jones said.

FlyingLotus, as well as navigational charts, reports from pigeons searching for land, a crew list, a ship's log, and a steering wheel with Noah's fingerprints on it.

Xenos, all this is in Noah's briefcase! But you'll still have to look for it...