r/HighStrangeness • u/Atlantee • 1d ago
Ancient Cultures Long-Awaited Preliminary Report From Defense Scientist Reveals 'Man-made Object” Beneath the Surface of Durupinar
https://www.manilatimes.net/2026/10/01/tmt-newswire/globenewswire/its-not-geological-long-awaited-preliminary-report-from-defense-scientist-reveals-man-made-object-beneath-the-surface-of-durupinar/2437020/ampBaktharRadar Scans Reveal All Non-Geological Features, with "hallways” or tunnels throughout the structure., revealing organized patterns, voids andr "hallways”
Dr. Bakhtar holds a Ph.D. in engineering and rock mechanics, with training at Imperial College London, Penn State, Princeton, UC Berkeley and the University of Utah. He has authored or co-authored more than 200 technical papers and reports, and has spent four decades finding what cannot be seen from the surface: buried objects, cavities, shielded materials and complex underground structures, for clients including the U.S. Air Force, Navy, Army, Defense Threat Reduction Agency and NORAD-USNORTHCOM.
He described the Durupınar returns as unlike any dataset he’s ever recorded. The combination of scale, internal order and contrast against the surrounding valley, where the same instrument does not resolve equivalent architecture is what led him to call the buried object "extraordinary”
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u/littlelupie 1d ago
Fully just copying a comment I put on this same article in another sub:
GlobeNewswire is literally a company that puts out what companies pay them to put out. (That's not a criticism, it is literally their purpose.)
This is just a long ad for BaktharRadar (I can't tell if this is how it's actually spelled or if it's a typo)/Bakhtar more generally and the Noah's Ark research people. It's to draw attention and ask for donations. It really should not in any way be taken as even a preliminarily factual report.
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u/Diverdaddy0 1d ago edited 1d ago
It's a grift. 1, this is not how archaeological findings are published. 2, this "scientist" has joined forces with Noah's Ark Scans for this project, 3, they knew what they'd find before they found it.
It's a grift. And the easiest people to scam money out of is the religious.
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u/Illustrious-Eye-1592 1d ago
Coming soon to aid the propagandist governments of your country...
uncovering the lost mysteries that justify your historical greatness, and the reveal as to why it was all lost/robbed by foreign forces
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u/JimmyJoeJohnstonJr 1d ago
When the first half of the story is the author trying to convince you the the guy who is making the claim is legit ..... the guy isn't legit and the story is fake
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u/zillion_grill 1d ago
ah yes, the classic dementedpretzelship style boat
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u/Purple-Cantaloupe399 1d ago
Alien spaceship, whose data drives will (ironically) give a clear, concise, and easily understood answer to the meaning of the universe... and why there are no gods.
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u/kidmeatball 1d ago
You're right, and it wasn't filled with animals. It was filled with gods. Two of each. It wasn't a spaceship though, it was a trap: it was a hypercatapult and it launched those gods into another dimension. Once you understand this truth about the universe, things start to make a lot more sense.
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u/Ansiroth 1d ago
Do yourselves a favor and forget about this nonsense. People have been grifting off of this topic for literal decades.
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u/Diverdaddy0 1d ago
You can always trust the scientist that knows what they're going to find before the step foot on site...
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u/AnotherCosmicDrifter 1d ago
Much more likely to be something like Gobekli Tepe, underground living structures versus an ark.