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A Biblical relic with incredible powers...

the power to harm... the power to kill...

even the power to talk to God.

The Ark of the Covenant,

it's the ultimate high technology device of its day.

People were terrified of this great and awesome Ark.

Wherever it showed up, people would all of a sudden die.

But is this mysterious gold chest truly of

divine origin? Or might its power come from

some even more otherworldly source?

It's a type of super weapon that was being

controlled or guided from an extraterrestrial.

Millions of people around the world believe we have

been visited in the past by extraterrestrial beings.

What if it were true? Did ancient aliens really help

to shape our history? And if so, might the proof be

found inside the Ark of the Covenant?

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The West Bank. July, 2013.

Ten miles north of the Israeli settlement of Beit El,

archaeologists unearth clay pots, stoves, and a portion

of a wall dating back to around 1300 B.C.

But the most mundane of their findings here may also be the

holes carved into the solid rock ground.

Based on the location and the date of the artifacts, they

believe these holes may have once held the wooden beams used

to support the Tabernacle at Shiloh.

If true, it is the first physical evidence ever

discovered of the ancient sanctuary built to house what is

perhaps the most mysterious religious relic in the world:

the Ark of the Covenant.

The story of the Ark of the Covenant is one of

the most fascinating and unexplored stories of the Bible.

The Ark of the Covenant had some very mysterious powers.

The Ark of the Covenant was what took me

out of mainstream journalism.

I began to wonder, what... what could this thing have been?

Reproductions of the Ark of the Covenant can be

found in churches, synagogues, and Masonic temples throughout the world.

It has even been featured in popular culture.

But just what is the Ark of the Covenant?

Mount Sinai. The 15th century BC.

According to the Bible's Book of Exodus, after the Israelites

were released from Egypt, God summoned Moses to the peak of

this holy mountain and gave him two stone tablets, carved with

the Ten Commandments. He also gave him specific

instructions for building the Ark of the Covenant.

It was the box that was constructed to contain

the two tablets of the Ten Commandments, which were

irradiated with divine power because they had been touched by

the finger of God.

The covenant itself was a contract between

"I will be your God and protect you,

provided you keep my "commandments."

Israel's end of the deal, then, was going to be kept in the box,

which is the Ark itself.

But the Ark of the Covenant didn't only carry the

Ten Commandments.

It was also said to be the throne of God himself.

In the Book of Exodus, in the 25th chapter,

the verse is very clear. God says to Moses,

"V'Asu li mikdash v'shachanti b'tocham."

"Have them make me a holy place"

and I, God, I will dwell among "them."

And wherever the Ark went, that power of God went with them.

The Ark is built in a reflection of what's called

a "heavenly ark."

It was built two-and-a-half cubits by one-and-a-half cubits

by one-and-a-half cubits.

So, the Ark would have been somewhere in the ballpark of

about a three by five foot rectangular box.

It was going to be covered with gold, on the

outside and the inside. And it was to have two gold

rings in each of the four corners.

And it was carried with poles that were run through the rings.

And the orders were that, uh, the poles should never be

removed from the rings. And the lid was to be made out

of gold, and on each end of the lid were to be, uh, cherubim or

guardian angels, basically, with wings.

But why was it so important that the Ark be

constructed to such exact specifications?

And why would God, a spiritual being, require a physical throne

here on Earth? Perhaps there is an answer in

the Bible's description of Moses after he returned from Mount Sinai.

After Moses came down

from Mount Sinai, he was glowing, the Bible says, that he

had to wear a scarf over his face.

I am fascinated with the idea that Moses...

all of a sudden, his appearance changed.

And so, the idea that Moses, all of a sudden, looked different...

we have to ask ourselves why.

Just what did Moses encounter on Mount Sinai? Was it God?

Or was it someone or something else?

God is clearly an entity not of this earth,

and by definition, therefore, an extraterrestrial.

Where does he come from? We must recognize that when the

ancients are speaking about God, there is no other term that we

can use to describe these experiences other than "extraterrestrial."

After the Ark was built

and the Ten Commandments placed within it, the Israelites

carried it with them on their 40-year exodus through the desert.

The Ark of the Covenant was considered powerful,

because it was the meeting place of God and humanity.

And so, it had to be carried on poles so that it could be

conveyed without being touched.

Certain people were allowed to carry it,

and those people were ordained priests.

Aaron, Moses' brother, and his sons were certainly priests.

It was a prestigious job.

But you had to know what you were doing.

Now, the Ark would be covered while they're

carrying it, with a cloth, so that they really couldn't see

what they were carrying.

And they were given strict orders that they should not lift

up the cloth and look at the Ark and try to see it.

But why was the Ark considered so dangerous

that it couldn't be touched, or even looked at?

According to the Old Testament accounts, the Ark of the

Covenant was not only a powerful device on its own.

It also housed a number of other important religious relics.

In addition to the Ten Commandments, it held Aaron's

Rod, the staff that could miraculously turn into a serpent.

It also held a jar of manna, an edible starch which, reportedly,

came from the sky.

What we begin to realize is that the Ark of

the Covenant was a sort of tool kit.

And once this tool kit was assembled, we have the fully

functioning Ark of the Covenant.

The ark went before them in the wilderness and made

sure the place where the children of Israel were to go

would be safe and able to provide for them in the desert.

Anybody who's been to the Sinai Desert, you could hardly imagine

two-three million people having any kind of sustenance

in a desert. So therefore, what the Ark

must have accomplished was profound.

The Ark of the Covenant was said to have

protected and provided for the Israelites during the Exodus, but how?

What we can read in the Bible

is that they were sustained by something

called "manna." And the big question is where

did this manna come from?

Well, two engineers by a name of Rodney Dale and George Sassoon

in the 1970s proposed that the Ark of the Covenant was nothing

else but a container in which to store what they referred to as

the Manna Machine.

The Manna Machine was a nuclear-driven device that

dispensed food, or manna, to the Israelites.

The Ark of the Covenant is such a mystery.

It could actually create food, supposedly, the-the manna that

they were eating.

It's like some kind of, uh, super engineering, duplicating energy machine.

We have a concise description of it in the ancient

Jewish text of the Zohar, which is a part of the Kabbalah where

they describe the Ancient of Days.

But in reality "the Ancient of Days" is a mistranslation.

The correct translation is "the transportable one with the tanks."

Since when is God transportable

and why does He need tanks? So in the Zohar we have concise

descriptions not of God but some type of a machine.

Did the Ark of the Covenant really house a machine

that provided food to the Israelites during their 40 years

in the desert? According to ancient astronaut

theorists and many religious scholars, the answer is yes.

But that wasn't the only power the Ark possessed.

For as the Ark could sustain life, it could also destroy it.

The Jordan River, a 200-mile border separating the

present-day Kingdom of Jordan from Israel and the West Bank.

In 1400 B.C., this waterway represented one of the final

obstacles to the wandering Israelites' long-awaited

entrance into the Promised Land.

The Ark of the Covenant comes into its own

when Joshua is given the task of, uh, leading Israel across

the Jordan River.

And the story is that the Ark of the Covenant would go first

and be carried into the Jordan River.

The water would stop flowing.

Some energy came forth from the Ark, causing the

waters to literally stop and ascend and therefore creating

dry land for the entire children of Israel to pass on off into the Holy Land.

But if this biblical story is true, what

kind of power could the Ark of the Covenant have possessed that

would cause a raging river to stand still?

What if the people who wrote these stories

were simply reporting on what they were actually seeing?

If that's true, then the Ark of the Covenant clearly represents

a technology that is more advanced than anything we have now.

If you want to part water, maybe a good way

to do it would be with high-speed winds.

'Cause if you blow enough air, you can get the water out of the

way and you can actually maybe even form those two walls of water.

There's some kind of technology that they're using

and it's so that they can accomplish their goals and

continue on their journey, and they're able to use this

extraterrestrial technology to do it.

According to the Bible's Book of Joshua, the Ark

of the Covenant once again proved a powerful ally when

the Israelites arrived on the western banks of the Jordan

River, set on conquering the seemingly impenetrable walled city of Jericho.

The reputation of the Israelites preceded them.

People were terrified.

They have heard the rumors of the power of this great and

awesome ark. They now come to the city of

Jericho. The people were commanded by

God, march around the city walls.

They march around the city once on the first day.

The next day, they do the very same thing.

The third, fourth, fifth and the sixth day is the same thing.

On the seventh day, they march around and then they blow the

trumpets and all the people shout.

Between the marching of the feet, the sounding of the

rams' horns, the shofar, and with some power not described

from the Ark, enabled the big stone mighty walls of the city

of Jericho to somehow be vibrated with a earthquake-type

force which caused them to collapse.

When I hear that they had to walk around Jericho

seven times and then the trumpets were the ones that

allowed for those walls to crumble, one would have to ask

yourselves, "Was there something else to it?"

Knocking something down like a wall with pressure

is not inconceivable. So you could imagine trying to

do this. Now, when you look at things,

think of standard examples that we experience.

Wget the sonic boom, and you can feel it rattling the walls and

you can actually hear it. That's far away.

Imagine getting a sonic boom closer to the object.

You might be able to do significant damage to the wall.

Could the Israelites actually have

witnessed an advanced technology, beyond even our own

modern capabilities, a machine that could instantly part waters

and bring down stone walls? Some ancient astronaut theorists

believe the best evidence that the Ark of the Covenant may have

held alien technology can be found by studying events that

took place 300 years after the sacking of Jericho, when the

Ark was stolen. According to the Book of Samuel,

when the Israelites went to battle with the mighty

Philistine army around 1100 B.C., they brought out the Ark

of the Covenant to aid them once again.

But God had not given them instructions to do so.

Angered by their presumption

that they could use the Ark as a weapon without His orders,

He awarded victory to the Philistines, who captured it as a trophy.

The Bible records very strange things then started to happen.

Death, sickness broke out amongst the Philistines.

Now, in ancient times, they had no understanding of energy or

what we would maybe consider something similar to a

radioactive sickness. They considered this to be

displeasure of the god.

They placed the ark next to a statue of one

of their gods, Dagon.

And they leave and when they come back, they see that

Dagon's head has been decapitated and his hands have

been taken off. So they say, "We've got to get rid of this thing."

And so they loaded the Ark of the Covenant on a cart.

And sent it off in the direction of an Israeli village

called Beth Shemish. Of course everyone ran up to

look at the Ark. And as a result, the Bible says

70 men died when they looked at the ark.

For those who have been fans of Raiders of the Lost Ark, and

remember the last scene when Indy is shouting "Don't look,

don't look, don't look." That's where that story comes from.

The Old Testament

contains numerous other examples of the ark's devastating powers.

And ultimately depicts it as a deadly device capable of

striking down anyone who does not follow God's rules.

When Aaron, who was the high priest, his two sons

approached to give an offering, it's stated that literally two

beams of fire came forth from the Ark and went up their

nostrils and burnt them from the inside, leaving their entire

outsides intact.

Beams of fire? Burning people from inside?

Why would an instrument of God contain such deadly powers?

If the Ark of the Covenant was truly divine, why would it

strike down two people who were simply trying to make an offering?

Wherever it showed up, people would all of a sudden die.

In my opinion it was a storage container that housed some type

of a nuclear device. And having a nuclear device in

the hands of a technologically primitive society would result

in people dying left and right. Naturally, people would refer to

that as the wrath of God, when in reality it's nothing else but

the wrath of atomic power.

Is it possible, as ancient astronaut theorists

suggest, that the Ark of the Covenant actually contained a

nuclear device? One that was brought to Earth...

not by God... but by visitors from another planet?

It's possible that the Ark of the Covenant was some

type of super weapon that was being controlled or guided from

an extraterrestrial.

Was the Ark of the Covenant actually a

sophisticated, high-tech device ancient Israelites were unable

to control it? Perhaps.

But of all the Ark's alleged powers, there was one that was

the most incredible...

its ability to communicate directly with God.

Petra, Jordan. At the summit of Jebel Haroun,

a small white dome marks the tomb of Aaron, the brother of Moses.

According to the Hebrew Bible, Aaron was chosen by God to be

the first high priest of the Israelites... a title that came

Aaron, Moses's brother, served as priest of the people.

And then following Aaron, the line of the priests followed his genealogy.

They were the ones designated to carry the Ark...

and they were the ones permitted to come close to it in worship.

The attire of the priests was beautiful, but it

was also there for their protection.

They had to wear a miter. They wore breastplate.

They had to wear a long robe. They had to keep certain areas

the head, the lungs, the heart, the genital area.

The high priest would have to have these on to approach the Ark.

And when he approached the Ark, he had to have a rope tied

around his leg. Why?

So if and when something ever went wrong and the Ark struck

him or he died... no one would be allowed to go

in to retrieve his body, 'cause they would suffer the same fate.

On top of the Ark were the figures of two angels.

And it was said in the Bible that God's presence came to rest

in the tiny space between them.

That was the place where Heaven and Earth touched.

The space between

the angels on the lid of the Ark was known as the Mercy Seat,

upon which the image of God would allegedly sit when

communicating with a Levite priest.

But did the Israelites really witness an otherworldly presence

between the two angels? And if so, was it literally the

image of God... or something else?

Based on the numerous accounts of the Ark's awesome power, some

ancient astronaut theorists have proposed that it may have been

an electrical capacitor, a device used for storing and transmitting energy.

Some of the stories

that have come out of history about the Ark of the Covenant,

that it erupted in sparks and flames and people would touch it

and die instantly, or that it leveled cities.

And many people have theorized that this is some type of actual

large energy capacitor.

"Capacitor" is exactly the right word to use.

It relies on static electricity. It's the simplest device.

You just need two conductors with an insulator between them.

You've got the outer gold, a very nice conductor, and then if

you open this up and look to the inside, you'll see a second electrode.

So what that's gonna look like...

Okay, you have the outer side of your Ark.

That's gonna, say, charge positive.

Then you have your inner wall of the Ark coated in gold.

And then you have an insulator in between...

that's just the wood you make the Ark out of.

Now what you got to do is get negative charges...

here on the inner side. Now the question is how do I

get my positive and negative charges onto my Ark?

This is where the cherubs come in.

You have one sitting on top here... that's attached to the

outer side, and you can put charge on it and get your

positive charge. The other cherub is going to be

sitting here... it won't be connected to the outer layer,

but it'll come in from a rod and connect to the inner side...

and this is where we'll put our negative charge.

So what that looks like over here at the Ark, is this cherub

will not actually be attached to the outer conductor.

There'll be an insulator there. It'll sit on it, and then it can

have a rod that goes through and attaches to the inner conductor.

Now, the Israelites claimed to have actually been

able to see the presence of God between the two cherubs...

a representation of God. Now, if they weren't actually

seeing a representation of God, could this arc of energy have

been some type of other energy device that they were seeing?

So, when we're thinking about the Israelites

seeing the image of God between the two cherub wings, one of the

things to keep in mind, I think, is how the image of God was

often described. We have smoke, fire...

there's very rarely an actual, like, visual picture of a person.

And so if you picture what arcs of electricity will be doing,

there'll probably be a little bit of smoke, um, there will be

the really bright light, there'll be a crackling noise.

That could certainly be something that would be

interpreted as an image of God.

Is it possible that

accounts of God's presence atop the Ark were actually describing

electrical discharge?

And if so, might someone... or something... have been sending

electrical signals through the Ark of the Covenant to

communicate with the Israelites? Ancient astronaut theorists

believe such a notion is not only possible, but all the more

plausible, given the biblical descriptions of a device known

as "the Breastplate of Judgment."

According to the Book of Exodus, it was worn by the priests when

entering the Tabernacle, and was adorned with 12 sacred

gemstones called "the Stones of Fire," which represented the 12

tribes of Israel. And according to detailed

accounts from sacred texts known as the Talmud, these gemstones

played an important role when communicating with God through the Ark.

Somehow there would be

a pulsating sound emanating from on top of the cherubim.

And these pulsating, high-pitched sounds would cause

a vibration in the stones on his breastplate.

The stones would actually start to light up.

There seems to be a very complex, but very

specific code happening here that God is communicating through.

It was like some extraterrestrial Morse code that

was being received from the Ark of the Covenant.

Jerusalem. 995 BC.

Nearly a century after the Philistines returned the Ark to

Judah, King David transports it to the capital city with plans

to build an enormous temple in order to house it.

It's Solomon, David's son, who built the

Temple of Jerusalem and installed the Ark in the inner

sanctum, the Holy of Holies.

Once installed in the temple in 955 BC,

the mysterious ark continued to

serve the Israelites for another three-and-a-half centuries...

until, suddenly... it vanishes from history.

The Book of Kings describes the destruction of the

city of Jerusalem, says nothing about the ark.

It disappears from the literary history in the same way that it

disappeared from material history.

But what happened to it? Was it stolen? Destroyed?

Or was it deliberately hidden? There are those who believe they

know the answer, and that not only does the Ark still exist,

but they are confident it will return.

Mount Tsurugi, Japan.

Every year, Shinto worshippers ascend this mountain...

6,000 miles from the Jewish Holy Land.

They carry an elaborate, gold-clad chest that, like the

Ark of the Covenant, is believed to contain the spirit of God.

Scholars in Japan look at the Old Testament.

They also look at the kind of mythical foundational texts of

Japan, like the Kojiki, and see certain similarities.

And they like to think that these similarities are not just

coincidences, but actually suggest ancient connections.

Part of this theory is that these lost tribes of Israel

brought the Ark to Japan, and it ended up at a sacred peak, Mount

Tsurugi, and it lays hidden in the limestone caves underneath it.

Could the Ark of the Covenant really be hidden in Japan?

And might this explain why

Shinto worshippers perform a ritual that's eerily reminiscent

of the ancient Israelites carrying the Ark through the desert?

One Japanese historian named

Takane Masanori was so confident that the Ark of the Covenant was

hidden in Mount Tsurugi, he actually performed excavations

of the mountain in the 1930s.

Excavations were started in 1936 on the

peak, or near the peak of Mount Tsurugi, and this research went

on for some decades, and then, it was all shut down, and the

area is now a national park, so, further research is banned for

environmental reasons, so we won't know.

The Ark of the Covenant has not been found in Japan, but the

legend continues.

Is it possible that a lost tribe of Israel made

their way thousands of miles across the Asian continent and

brought the Ark to Japan? It is just one theory out of many.

Some biblical scholars suggest

that Israel's high priests, anticipating the destruction of

the city, stashed the Ark deep in a cave under Jerusalem's

Temple Mount for protection. It is also believed that,

centuries later, the Ark was discovered in its hiding place,

and was taken away to safety by a group known as the Knights Templar.

The Knights Templar were monks who were trained to

fight as soldiers in the Holy Land during the Crusades, from

the 1100s up until the 1300s.

They discovered a great treasure.

They themselves describe it as a great biblical treasure.

There are certainly legends throughout Europe, and

specifically France, of where the Ark of the Covenant ended up.

Some say it was buried beneath Chartres Cathedral in the crypt.

Some say it was buried in the Languedoc region near Rennes-le-Chateau.

And we know that the Nazis excavated in depth in these

mountains, looking for the Ark of the Covenant.

But some believe the Ark's journey didn't end in

France, and that, eventually, it was taken even further to the north.

There's been a rumor for years that the Templar

Treasure was actually taken through France by the Templars.

And the story goes that it was then taken to Rosslyn Chapel in

Scotland for safekeeping.

Could the Ark of the Covenant still be hidden

somewhere in Rosslyn Chapel? Or might it have been, as some

ancient astronaut theorists suggest, taken far away to North

America, where it was hidden deep underground, and still lies

buried? Perhaps.

But there are those who believe that the Ark isn't hidden at all.

They claim its whereabouts have been

well-known and well-guarded for hundreds of years.

Aksum, Ethiopia. The Church of St. Mary of Zion.

A solitary monk, who is not allowed to leave the grounds,

is charged with guarding the church's holiest relic.

It is a job he has devoted his life to, and one he will keep

until his death.

There's a cathedral there called the Cathedral of

St. Mary of Zion.

And I started talking to the monk who guarded the chapel.

And he told me that lying in that chapel was the true,

the original, Ark of the Covenant. Now, at first, it seemed to me

like an incredibly tall story. But as I began to look into it,

I realized that there was something to the Ethiopian claim.

For example, why was there an ancient Jewish population in Ethiopia?

It was like they were frozen in amber from an earlier time and

caught in Ethiopia.

And I got to know a succession of three different guardians of the Ark.

Once appointed as guardian, they have a very short life span.

They die very quickly.

And one of them in particular pointed to the issue of his eyes

to me in the way that the cataracts were creeping over his eyes.

And I said, "What is causing that?"

And he said, "It's the Ark of the Covenant that's causing "that."

He said the Ark is a thing of fire.

And there was such truth and power in his words that I began to feel

very strongly that the Ethiopians could indeed have this object.

Could the Ark of the Covenant really reside in a church in Ethiopia,

in a location so publicly known and so modestly protected?

If so, why has there been no proof?

Is it an elaborate hoax? Or is there perhaps another reason?

And could that reason be based

on one of the other audacious theories concerning the Ark,

that there are more than one of them?

The Torah speaks that there were actually two arks.

There was one ark, which was built by Moses when he first

came down from Mount Sinai.

And only later do we find in the Book of Exodus was the

commandment given for a ark to be built by Bezalel.

That was the ark that stayed in the Tabernacle.

If the Ark really was a technological device, as

ancient astronaut theorists believe, might there really have

been more than one of them? And, if so, might the various

myths and legends about the Ark and its whereabouts all be

plausible? Perhaps.

But whether there is one ark or many, two other important

what was the Ark's true purpose?

And what would happen if it ever returned?

The Dome of the Rock, Jerusalem.

This Islamic shrine sits atop the Temple Mount, once the site

of King Solomon's Temple and the last known location of the

Ark of the Covenant. In 1981, a small team of Israeli

workmen secretly tunneled under this hotly disputed site.

Rabbi Yehuda Getz, the preeminent Rabbi of the Western

Wall, supervised the highly prohibited and politically

inflammatory excavation.

There was a pretty big problem with this because

that is the number one sacred site for the Muslims as well,

and these men believed strongly enough that the Ark of the

Covenant had been located there that they were willing to take

such great risks to try to locate the Ark of the Covenant themselves.

When Arabs on the Mount heard noises from the

cistern below, they confronted the work crew in what became a

dramatic subterranean standoff. Police separated the two sides

and ordered the tunnel to be resealed.

To his dying day, Rabbi Getz believed he was just 40 feet

away from finding the original Ark of the Covenant.

But could such an audacious claim be true?

Might the Ark really still be located where it was thousands

of years ago, at the site of the Jews' most sacred temple,

one of the holiest places on Earth?

For ancient astronaut theorists, the answer may very well be yes,

and for proof they point to reports of strange sightings

over the Mount in recent years.

In 2011, there was a very sensational UFO sighting

over the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem.

Many will call it a fraud.

Many will say it was not real.

But it was witnessed that a ball of light came down over the

Temple Mount...

and just hovered there.

And then all of a sudden a pulsating light went out from it, poof!

Whoa!

And then it ascended back up.

Some speculate

that this UFO sighting may have been energizing the Ark of the

Covenant, which is still there in Jerusalem.

Could it be a mere coincidence that the UFO

sightings occurred over this particular site?

Or could it be, as some ancient astronaut theorists claim,

merely the first in a series of events concerning the Ark that

are in fact the fulfillment of an ancient prophecy?

There's a very interesting prophecy in the Book

of Zechariah that states that there's gonna be a tremendous

earthquake in Jerusalem. The Mount of Olives is to split.

It is said that this earthquake is to be caused by some type of

sonic vibration created from under the earth and that the

powers from under the earth are then gonna arise out of this

chasm with the Ark. This is then considered to be,

"A," the return of the Ark and, "B," the famous, of course,

coming of the Messiah.

All three of the big three religions have prophecies

about the end-time arrival of a messianic figure.

And what we're told is that angels will help bring the Ark

of the Covenant back to Earth.

Could the lights seen over the Temple Mount

indicate that some sort of extraterrestrial reactivation of

the Ark was taking place?

And, if so, might we be close to finally rediscovering this

ancient relic and finding the source of its incredible power?

If that device were ever to be found, then that

will forever change the course of human history.

Because if we look at our past, it already has changed the

course of human history.

If the Ark could be found and if it could be

retrieved, the possibility exists that its technology could

be understood and exploited and possibly even used to reconnect

with whoever created it.

If they were in fact extraterrestrial beings, then

the reality is we might have a direct phone line to the E.T.s.

We, as a culture, as a species, we seem to use most

of our technology for war.

And so it would be like giving a three-year-old a loaded gun.

We can barely deal with the technology that we have now, so

maybe it's good that, for now, it's hidden.

Could the Ark of the Covenant, perhaps the most

coveted of the world's lost relics, really be the ultimate

proof of an ancient extraterrestrial encounter?

If so, what was it? A sophisticated weapon?

A communication device? A nuclear power source?

Or was it something else entirely?

Something beyond our comprehension?

And if it is found, will it lead to mankind's destruction or to

a reunion with our alien ancestors?

One thing is certain: the search for the Ark will continue.

And there are those who believe it will be found much sooner than we think.

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