Hunter Rodin

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[Noahs Ark Scans @noahsarkscans]

WORLD-SHAKING RELEASE: Durupınar Formation Is 100% NOT Geological! Defense Scientist Calls Noah’s Ark “Extraordinary”

“If it were geological, we would not have seen it at all!” — Dr. Khosrow Bakhtar

Dr. Khosrow Bakhtar’s preliminary report CONFIRMS that the Durupınar Formation is NOT geological, and that an “extraordinary” man-made structure lies beneath the surface.

All of us at Noah’s Ark Scans always knew Durupınar was the resting place of Noah’s Ark. We knew we had to prove it. So we put it through the ultimate test. We brought the most credentialed rock-mechanics expert we possibly could to the Mountains of Ararat and ran BakhtarRadar across the formation.

This is the most compelling evidence of Noah’s Ark to date — the most advanced technology ever used at the site in the history of its discovery.

Dr. Khosrow Bakhtar, ARSM, PE, Ph.D., is a mining/rock-mechanics engineer and electromagnetics specialist with 40+ years in geomechanics, tunneling, low-power RF/microwave sensors, and subsurface detection. He managed 25–35+ U.S. Department of Defense projects as program manager and principal investigator for the Air Force, Navy, and Defense Threat Reduction Agency. He has written over 200 papers.

His radar, BakhtarRadar, masks all geological features, making rocks, dirt, and anything geological completely invisible. He found an “extraordinary and massive object” beneath the surface, with organized patterns, corridors, chambers, and a structure he believes could be a space shuttle or a ship.

Dr. Bakhtar confirms: the Durupınar Formation is not geological. There is some kind of organized man-made structure beneath the surface.

It’s all real. The Bible is real. The Ark is real. More to come as we await the core and soil sample results in the lab.

Help us cover the cost of the lab results as we continue to make the evidence of Noah’s Ark irrefutable: https://t.co/UI264B7EZj

[Hunter Rodin @RodinHunter]

If you aren’t following the expedition, start following!

[Jimmy Corsetti @BrightInsight6]

Here’s why the Durupinar Formation is the most compelling location of Noah’s Ark:

1) Virtually the EXACT same length
2) 26 Drogue (boat anchor) stones found in vicinity
3) Located in the EXACT place described in the Bible

📍WHY Archaeologists are SO against it:

1) It would validate the Bible
2) Confirmation of the Great Flood and/or Noah’s Ark would require Textbooks to be completely rewritten
3) Countless archaeologists, historians, professors, and so-called “experts” will permanently lose all credibility

They desperately want this to be debunked.
The most comprehensive Scientific testing of this site is at last underway, the results haven’t even been published. YET, the naysayers are prematurely rallying against it, frantically hoping for it to be simply a natural geological formation.

The distinction between the truly opened-minds VS the closed-minds has never been more clear.

[Karen Braun @kannbwx]

All trade estimates for USDA's reports due Thursday at 11 am CDT. The market will be watching crop estimates in Argentina as well as U.S. grain demand. Will the U.S. wheat crop - projected to be the smallest in 54 years - shrink or improve in this month's outlook?

[Kevin O'Leary aka Mr. Wonderful @kevinolearytv]

North Dakota is one of the most underestimated states in America, and that’s exactly why I’m paying attention.

With massive reserves of stranded natural gas and a newly approved pipeline to Fargo (home to a major Microsoft campus), it’s perfectly positioned for AI infrastructure and data centers. I call it the Norway of America. Just like how Norway turned oil into a trillion-dollar fund, North Dakota is on track to unlock generational wealth by monetizing its energy.

[Brian Wesbury @wesbury]

So, just because you are employed by the government, let’s say the IRS, or you are the bartender that got more votes than the City Councilwoman, then you have the “right” to investigate my life completely. You think you have righteous power. But, if 77 million people want Elon Musk to investigate the government, then you think that is totalitarian. I think someone missed their Civics lesson. The government is supposed to work for the people…the people do not work for the government.

[Elon Musk @elonmusk]

Obviously, @DOGE is trying to STOP your tax dollars from being stolen for WASTE and FRAUD.

@RepJeffries wants that to continue.

[The Walk @accessthewalk]

Ohio State Football players wear “Jesus Won” t-shirts! 🙌

Tight End Gee Scott Jr. shares the meaning behind the shirts

[Tony Dungy @TonyDungy]

In Chapter 3 James goes back to Christians controlling our tongues. This must be an important topic to him because he hits it a second time. In vs 2 he says the tongue is actually the hardest thing we have to control. Our speech is a small, but very powerful part of who we are.

James compares our tongues to matches. He says words can start horrible tragedies. It seems we can control many things but we can’t control our tongues. That takes the power of the Holy Spirit. I can testify to that because I try to be God-honoring in all that I say but I’ve slipped up many times. (I remember in 1999-the first NFL games under instant replay-Commissioner Tagliabue had to fine me $10,000 for criticizing the referee for getting a call wrong even with replay😪)
James finishes by saying that as Christians we shouldn’t be spouting any mean, vile, or unholy talk. That’s not an easy thing for us to absorb and follow, but it’s true. We have to let God control our tongues—and our attitudes.

[Sports Spectrum @Sports_Spectrum]

“Love Jesus, work hard, treat people right.”

LOVE THIS from Boise State head coach Spencer Danielson as he prepares for his big Fiesta Bowl matchup against Penn State

[Jon Root @JonnyRoot_]

Travis Hunter is the media’s Heisman.

Ashton Jeanty is the people’s Heisman.

[Tim Tebow @TimTebow]

One of the greatest temptations is to worry instead of pray, trust God, and take action. When you’re able to shift your perspective to see what’s possible, you have a greater chance of having a positive outcome!

[Hunter Rodin @RodinHunter]

@VP Out of curiosity, how much did the people of North Carolina get?

[Hunter Rodin @RodinHunter]

@pulte Appreciate what you are doing to so many!

[Hunter Rodin @RodinHunter]

@MJTruthUltra I would like him to get in and allow us people in the Kenmare area to open up half of the des lacs refugee for recreation boating! Would bring great opportunity to Kenmare @Sec_of_Insight

[Alabama Football @AlabamaFTBL]

No Bad Days. 🥛

[Hunter Rodin @RodinHunter]

@CFBAlerts_ One of the most heartbreaking but fun games to be at. @JadenWahlund
#beatohiostate 😉 @Coach_mfraun47

[Hunter Rodin @RodinHunter]

@MaxROIFarmer Does a farmer need a liscense to fly a spray drone on their own land they are farming? And what about commercially doing it.

[Hunter Rodin @RodinHunter]

@JadenWahlund A great but devastating night.

[Hunter Rodin @RodinHunter]

@RussianGrainTra Is there any way of knowing exactly which country it came from?

[BLAST TO THE PAST ND @BLASTTOTHEPAST8]

🏀BLAST'S TEAM OF THE DAY🏀

1953-54 Coteau Elks

Coteau was part of District 24, and Region 6 in Class C. They were also in the Border League.

During the regular season Coteau played in the Border League Tournament where they placed 2nd to Flaxton, as Flaxton subdued the Elks in a close one, 54-53.

In the Burke County Tournament Coteau would once again fall victim in the championship game, this time to the Bowbells Eskimos, 51-50.

Apparently Coteau liked to play close games as in District 24 play first round Coteau defeated DesLacs Lakers 43-42, but then succumbed to the Glenburn Panthers 43-41, in sudden death overtime.

Coteau would finish out there season with a 67-46 victory over the Carpio Cardinals to secure the 3rd place trophy. Coteau finished their season with a 24-7 record.

Coteau players named to the All-District team were:
Roger Erickson
Larry Wahlund

Coteau is located 70 miles Northwest of Minot. Near Kenmare and Bowbells.