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What you see here is
a construct that is based on

Pete Kelsey's
terrestrial laser scanner data.

That looks like a dome to me.

through that zone.

I'm coming up on the triangle

here on the west side
of the dome.

is it something
that we can measure?

There is a signal
that is not Erik

right there by the signal
that Erik's sending.

It's strong.

Do you see those red points?

These are the errors.

Look where he's oriented.

Right above the triangle.

This is a dome
that's subsurface.

300 meters underground.

I feel like we're
in a bubble here.

The question is,
what is this bubble?

It is considered the epicenter

of the strangest and most
disturbing occurrences on Earth.

For two decades,

the federal government

investigated the property.

Their findings
have never been made public.

Right there! We got something!

of independent scientists
and researchers

are taking over.

They are uncovering evidence

that the countless stories...

It came right out of the mesa.

...of unidentified
aerial phenomena...

- UAP right there!
-Yep.

...bizarre energies...

It looks like there's
a heat source right above 'em.

...and portals that lead
to other dimensions...

We're maybe looking
at the anomaly

for the first time, guys.

...might actually be true.

They will stop at nothing
to reveal...

...The Secret
of Skinwalker Ranch.

I can't wait
to get back into that mesa.

Man, it's hot.

We have so much
that we're investigating

all across Skinwalker Ranch.

But this morning
our team got started

by resuming an operation

to figure out
if something extraordinary

is buried deep inside the mesa.

Well, guys,

uh, today I brought Josh Halprin
from Strahl out,

and we're hoping
you can give us a glimpse

at what lies inside
that, uh, borehole right there.

Yeah, so the camera I brought,

it's got about 394 feet.

It's also got
HD imagery and video,

so it should give us
a good glimpse

of what's inside
that hole there.

That's a great way to start.

- I say we get going.
- Let's get on it.

Based on experiments we've done
here over the past three years,

we believe that there's
a 400-foot-long object buried

inside the mesa along with
a bunch of smaller anomalies.

We have no idea what they are.

But while trying
to drill into these objects...

-What is that?
- ...we've discovered

metal fragments that are similar

to the protective coatings
on space shuttles.

Last year we had Mike,
Alex, and their team

from Mark Construction
Drilling...

...create the first of two
boreholes up through the mesa,

positioned on each side
of the anomalies

that are buried inside there.

Now, we want to widen
that first borehole

and, when that's done,

create a second one
that's the same size.

This will let us insert
high-tech scanning devices

into the mesa

that will hopefully identify
what's actually in there.

Put that thing in there.
We'll see what we can see.

But before they start trying
to widen borehole number one,

we're having Josh Halprin
feed a snake camera

up through it

to confirm that it didn't
collapse over the winter.

-Can you see that?
- Yeah, sure can.

Just send it in slowly.

-Oh! Back up,
back up, back up.
- That's what I'm saying.

Hang on.

What is that?

Not more of that green jelly,
is it?

That is... interesting.

That looks like
that green stuff, man.

- Yeah, I'd like to take
a look at this.
- It's-it's...

it's a lot like that green jelly
that we pulled out

of the spoils pile last year.

Okay. I see it.

while searching through
the drilling spoils

from this borehole...

What the hell is that?

...we found one
of the strangest things

we've ever seen
on Skinwalker Ranch--

a green jellylike substance

that, when tested, came back

with some truly surprising
results.

The particles you see are pieces
of burnt plant material.

And the real take-home here
is that it's full of charcoal.

You mean like something caused

a fire deep inside the mesa?

Absolutely. Yeah.

If we're actually finding
evidence of a fire

or maybe an explosion deep
in the mesa,

it makes us even more curious
about what that object

and other anomalies could be and
how the heck they got in there.

I say we keep pushing forward,
see if we see more of it.

It's having a weird...

connection issue, almost.

Interference?

Yeah. You see a little bit
of interference here

on the monitor.

Yes, I can see that.
I can see all that flickering.

We lost picture.

What?

It just went, uh, black.

Is the battery still good?

Yeah, oh, yeah,
battery's still good.

That is damn interesting.

-Oh. Oh. There you go.
-Oh, came back,
came back.

Something just happened. Yeah.

So, at this point,
right where we are,

it's-it's about 200 feet in.

Guys, think about that.

We're about 200 feet
into the mesa.

And last year, where did
the beacon start having issues?

About 200 feet in.

Have you ever seen any kind

of interference like this
before in a job?

Not like this, no.

cut out right at 200 feet
inside the borehole.

That's the exact spot
where the drilling beacon,

which tracks
the drill bit underground,

malfunctioned over
and over last year

and made it nearly impossible
to finish the hole.

That's more data suggesting
that whatever's buried in there

could be jamming our equipment.

So what could these things be
in order to do that?

Think we can keep going.

Yeah.

- Look how the hole looks clear.
-Yeah.

I mean, look at that.

-You got it.
- It's like you passed

through a boundary.

It's going up at a...

- higher degree.
- Well, the hole
looks perfect, though.

the interference
we're seeing on the camera,

that hole has held
its integrity.

The drillers
are gonna have no problem

getting right back up
to the top of the mesa.

Well, I'm excited
about what we're seeing so far.

And our hole
definitely looks good.

Yeah. Yeah. All right.

Well, cool. I say
we-we roll her back out of there

and figure out what we're
gonna do about it tomorrow.

Glad I could help, guys.

Thank you, man. It's awesome.

What's going on, fellas?

We're gonna put this pipe

up to that 20-foot mark
where we saw that first...

what appeared to be
a green object,

and then they're gonna turn on
the vacuum truck

and-and try to suck it up
into the tank.

in the hole
that look out of place

in the mesa itself.

So we've decided,

before we put any
of the drilling hardware

into the existing borehole...

Well, you hear stuff

- coming out.
- Yeah.

...uh, we want to see
what we can retrieve,

pull into that vacuum truck,

sift through, and, you know,
perhaps help us to get insights

into the interior of the mesa.

Well, that should be
in that tank.

Holy crap. Look at that.

That looks like more
than I was expecting.

Yeah, there's actually quite
a bit in the back.

-Any greenish metal?
- Uh...

- Well, well.
- You got green?

No, I got something else.

I think it might be metal
or flint.

Reminds me of a black shale
or-or flint.

of the green material.

But these black fragments

didn't look like anything
you'd expect to find

inside a sandstone mesa.

Dude, look at that.

-Yes.
-What?

-Again, smooth.
-Look how thin it is
and smooth.

We need to-to test

the elemental analysis on this.

What in the heck
are we looking at?

Much to, I think,
all of our surprise,

we're seeing materials
that don't appear to be native

to the mesa at all.

The question stands--
could some of these materials

help us determine
what is inside the mesa?

That's fantastic.

Well, I got
a lot more out of that

than I was expecting, fellas.

Oh, man, you brought a crew?

I thought you'd just bring
a few people, man.

While the drillers were prepping

to get back to work
at the mesa...

Good to have you guys back out.

Thanks for having us.

Man, what's going on?
Good to see you.

...we welcomed Preston Ward
and his team

from Sky Elements Drone Shows
back to the ranch.

- Good to see you guys! Yeah.
- Hey, nice to meet you.

They're here to help us with
another critical investigation.

It's at a spot near the middle
of the property

that we call the triangle.

I'm-I'm pretty curious

about what you guys
have planned for tonight.

For the first
experiment tonight,

we're gonna use 100 pyro drones.

And I-- It's probably gonna be
the most pyrotechnic devices

you guys have ever set off here

on the ranch before.

we've seen
countless UAPs here...

Y'all see that?!

Holy crap. Look at this.

...detected
strange energy signals,

and even obtained
infrared images

of a huge anomaly
that surrounded the triangle.

But last week, while running
lidar scans from a helicopter

and on the ground,

we saw something incredible.

This anomaly is
not just above the ground

but also below it.

So now we're thinking
it's shaped more like a bubble.

Its epicenter appears
to be at the triangle,

and it has a radius
of 610 meters,

or about 2,000 feet,

which covers other hot spots
such as the mesa drill site.

In the past, we used fire,

and we've tried to use smoke

to kind of map whatever's
going on here over the triangle.

The problem is,
we couldn't get any higher than,

well, with the fire,
up to about 30, 40 feet.

So I'm really excited

about using the drones
to help us reach

a higher elevation
with the smoke

and confirm
if the bubble is real.

There's something odd
about that spot

over the center of the triangle.

- Absolutely.
-Yeah.

We want to fill it

with smoke and light and map

whatever's going on in there.

Yep. So we're gonna have
the drones take off.

They're gonna make a cone that's
going to move over the triangle.

When it's in place, I'm
gonna trigger the pyrotechnics,

so each one of those drones

is gonna be dropping sparks
30 feet down.

And then the second drone swarm

that we're gonna run tonight
is 200 drones.

So it should be lots
of good data from that.

And-and just as last year,
I'll have eyes from all angles.

Um, I-I'd say
we get-get started.

Sounds like a plan.

- Let's get to work.
- Great.

Then we're
gonna mount it on the side

of the pyro mount,

secure it to the drone.

that the bubble is real.

So, to build on what we've
already seen with the lidar,

we want to use some new tools
to collect more data.

Maybe it'll help us figure out
what the bubble could be

and why so many strange things
keep happening inside it.

So Sky Elements
is going to launch

two different
illuminated drone swarms

in preprogrammed formations

right above the center
of the triangle.

I'll be tracking this with GPS

while we're doing the cylinder.

That's awesome.

will have 100 drones flying
in a cone-shaped formation.

They'll be equipped
with GPS trackers

and with pyrotechnics
that will spark and emit smoke.

We're hoping that the bubble
might keep the smoke contained,

verifying its shape
and dimension.

Then we'll replace the swarm
with another one

made up of 200 drones,

forming a big cylinder
with a large enough center area

to give me room
to fire a rocket up through it.

These are good.

that repeatedly happened
during our experiment last week

was that the GPS data
from the helicopter

disappeared every time it passed
over the center of the triangle

inside the bubble.

So, once the second drone swarm
is in place,

I'm going to launch a rocket
directly up through the center.

We want to see if anything
strange affects its flight

or if it makes contact
with something

that we can't see
with the naked eye.

All right, speed's up.

...as well as high-speed cameras

that will be taking hundreds
of pictures per second

to help capture images
of anything out of the ordinary

that we might miss
during the experiment.

Pete will also help us look
for anything invisible

to the naked eye
by running new lidar scans.

Okay.

And since we're working
with pyrotechnics,

we've asked
the local fire department

to keep an eye on things
and make sure we're all safe.

Erik, look at this.

We-We're getting
a 1.2-gigahertz signal.

That's so weird.

Last week, Erik broadcast
a signal at the same frequency

so we could look
for any strange interference

during our helicopter experiment.

- Huh.
- But then we started detecting

a second 1.2-gigahertz signal

as though something cloned it

and was broadcasting it
back to us.

And now here it is again.

So where's it coming from?

That's so weird.

Well, I'll be following it
tonight.

Yeah. All right, man.

Is everyone ready to begin?

over here.

I've got eyes on everything,

and I am ready to go.

Copy that.

We're ready on our end.

Arming drones.

I'll be danged.

Hey, guys, uh,

be advised that, uh,

we do still have

that 1.2-gigahertz signal
and suddenly

we've also got several signals
at the 1.6-gigahertz range.

That's weird. Right when we're
starting to get ready to go.

The 1.2-gigahertz signal
was strange enough.

But when I saw those
1.6-gigahertz signals pop up,

it was really strange

because that frequency is
usually reserved by the military

for tracking communications
between satellites

and the ground.

But we've detected
1.6-gigahertz signals

many times right before
we've seen UAPs on the ranch.

So where is this coming from?

The bubble or somewhere else?

We are starting
the drone takeoff now.

We're going.

Okay, taking off.

And each one of those drones
has GPS that can provide

real-time location data.

That's cool.

that we have flight paths that
we can center over the triangle,

right where Travis
and Erik want it,

and we want to make sure
we get that perfect.

All right, looks like
we're ready to go.

All right, Thomas.

The drones are over
the center of the triangle.

- We ready to trigger it?
- Yep.

We're gonna trigger
the pyro now.

They're not over the triangle!

Go ahead and hit.

There goes the pyro,

but they're not anywhere near
the triangle!

Hey, Thomas?

They are not over the triangle!

They're over the, uh, road
that goes into the south field!

Not over the triangle at all!

Should be right here.

Yeah. They're right over it.

Oh, yeah.

That's right over the triangle.

So, on the map over here,
Travis,

it shows them right over the top
of the launchpad.

Hey, guys, I confirm...

that the formation

is not over the center
of the triangle at all.

Thomas has reported that,

on the real-time
Sky Elements GPS display,

the formation is actually
centered over the triangle.

Whereas,
according to the naked eye,

the formation

is actually significantly
to the east

and slightly to the south
of the center of the triangle.

There's clearly a mismatch

between what we see
with the naked eye

and what we are now seeing
in the telemetry.

What in the world

is going on?

They're not over the triangle.

Tonight we launched
a pyrotechnic drone swarm

through the center
of the triangle.

It emitted smoke
that we hoped would help us

map the dimensions
of an invisible bubble

that we've recently detected
with lidar.

Everything went as it should.

the GPS trackers
in the drone swarm

and caused it to be positioned

about 40 yards to the east
of the triangle.

Hopefully, when we review
the high-speed camera data,

we'll find out what it was.

They should be heading back
right now.

They should be heading
southwest,

back to the landing spot
at this point.

Copy that.

Hey, Travis,

Preston and I are coming over

to compare notes.

So,

the drones didn't report
any issues.

They seemed to,
according to your software, be

where they were supposed to be
the whole time, right?

Absolutely. And everything
worked exactly as it should.

The pyro system
worked without issues.

So how did it get

confused as to where it thought

- the center of the triangle was?
- And that far off.

Yeah, and that far off. Right.

- Mm-hmm.
- I went

and stood under it. We were 30,

- 40 meters from the center
of the triangle.
-Right.

- We were way off
to the-the east. Yeah.
- Yeah.

- Yeah.
-
That's crazy. I'm interested

to see if this next flight
does the same thing

and comes to the east
of the triangle now.

Speaking of next flight,

I'm sure you've got
stuff to do to get ready.

I've got some rockets
to get ready,

so I think we need
to get back to work.

- Sounds like a plan.
- I'm gonna go back
over with Preston.

All right, man.

We were ready to launch
our second drone swarm,

which didn't have
any pyrotechnics

but was made up
of twice as many drones.

-It's looking good.
-So far, so good.

and the drone swarm would
get centered above the triangle.

Then I could launch
a rocket up through it

to see if anything would happen
in the same place

where we continuously
lost GPS data

during our experiment last week.

Rocket's on the pad,
hot and ready to go.

All right, then, we're gonna
go ahead and send the drones.

Drones going up.

First lift.

- There we go.
-There we go.

- They all got up
in the air again.
- Yeah.

-That just
looks perfect.
-Yeah.

Looks like
we're over center now.

That is pretty cool.

They ain't gonna make it.

They're not gonna make it
to the center of the triangle.

I'm right underneath
the center of it right now.

It needs to go east.

Son of a gun.

Hey, Thomas,
tell me when y'all think

they're directly over
the launchpad

at the center of the triangle.

- You're there, Javier, right?
- We're there.

-We're there.
-They should
be there now.

No, you're not,
you're 30 meters south.

Oh, my gosh.

That point in the map
is dead center.

Oh, yeah,
it should be right there.

Right.

it should still be well over
the triangle and-and, uh,

over the launchpad.

No, it's not, Thomas.

You'll see when
I launch this rocket.

All right,
I'm launching this rocket.

Even though this drone swarm
wasn't perfectly centered

over the triangle...

-You need a light?
- ...I still wanted

to launch a rocket
to see what would happen.

In five, four, three, two, one.

Look at that!

Did you see that?

It was real close
to the northern wall

of the cylinder, guys.

That looked like it went
right up the middle.

Where'd it go?

I don't see it.

Right there, Travis.
It's coming straight down.

Man, I don't see a chute!

No chute.

No chute, no chute, no chute.

We had a lawn dart, dad-gummit.

It was maddening
that we couldn't get

the drone formations
into the right position.

But it was giving us
more evidence

that something strange is
at the center of the bubble.

I'm headed out your way.

I want to compare notes.

Copy that, Erik.
We'll see you in a minute.

- Hmm.
-Hey, Travis.

Hey, man.

This is still going on.

And you've had the 1.2
through the whole exercise?

The entire exercise,
but before we got started,

it was going and it's going now,

and it's not anything
we-we're doing.

Wow. So, Preston,

so we had two flights

with exactly zero drones
falling out of formation.

- Mm-hmm.
-But...

we didn't get smoke
above the triangle

like we wanted,
it was to the east.

And it did not get in a region
where we need it.

So once again, we're left
without the smoke in the center,

so we're gonna have
to think of some way

to get that smoke

up through that-that zone
that we've been trying to get.

Yeah, and we've been
trying to get smoke

in that spot
for three or four years

and have been
unsuccessful doing it.

So, is that just a coincidence
or was that whole set thrown off

and the smoke diverted?

I-I'm beginning to not
believe in coincidences

out here anymore, Thomas, so...

I'm anxious to see

what comes out
of the post-processing results.

My hope is that we will have
a better understanding

of the nature of the phenomenon

that we call the bubble.

You know, I-I've got
a lot of data to crunch.

I know you guys do as well.

Yeah, we got to pack up and then

see what I, what all we've got.

Can't wait to see
what you've got post-processed.

- Yeah.
- Me, too.

-Well,
let's call it a night, then.
-Yeah.

Good work, everybody.

Hey, guys.

- What's up?
- How's it going?

They're ready to start drilling.

Cool.

The next day, while we were
waiting for the data

from our drone experiment
to be processed,

the team from
Mark Construction Drilling

called us back out to the mesa,

where they're getting ready
to enlarge borehole number one.

To do this, first they'll have
to run their original drill bit

all the way back up
through the existing hole

to the top of the mesa.

We'll be tracking its progress
with a beacon in the drill bit

that emits a 34 megahertz signal

and shows exactly
where it is underground.

Once the bit reaches
the top of the mesa,

the team will attach
a larger bit

known as a reaming bit and then
work it all the way back down,

enlarging the diameter
of the hole.

And once all that is done,
they will case the hole

with a gel-based concrete
that will allow us

to insert scanning devices

so that we can identify
the buried objects in there.

So, earlier today,

I went to calibrate the beacon,

and I calibrated it,
put it in the head

and everything,
and battery was showing full.

We let it sit while
we were doing some other stuff,

getting some other stuff ready,
and I went back,

tried to wake it up
and the beacon was locked

and the battery was dead.

What would it take to lock it?

- You have to go in manually
and lock it.
-Exactly.

- And you guys didn't do that?
- Did not do that.

So, from everything
I'm hearing, it sounds like

someone's interacting
with the device, using it,

- although none of us did that.
- Yep.

This is really weird.

If the drill beacon
can only be locked manually,

how did that happen
if no one on the team did it?

I can't help but thinking
about where we're at,

especially with what we found
with this barrier...

-Mm-hmm. Yes.
- ...or bubble here.

The wall of this barrier bubble
is literally right there.

That's a great point.

And we're inside of it.

- Yeah.
- We're actually inside, so...

This operation has been plagued

by strange equipment failures
over the last year.

We've wondered
if they were caused

by the huge buried object
in the mesa.

But now I'm wondering,
based on what we saw yesterday,

could this also have
something to do with the bubble?

And are all these things
connected?

What do we do now?

Uh, I just put
a new battery in it,

unlocked it and recalibrated
the beacon, and it's fine.

All right,
well, let's get to drilling.

A lot of times, when mechanical
glitches happen on the ranch,

we also detect strange
radio frequency signals.

Just like last night,
when the 1.2

and 1.6 gigahertz
frequency signals showed up.

So, we set up
our spectrum analyzer today

to see if anything similar
might happen.

How is the calibration going?

Trying to link it up
right now, um...

Didn't link the first time.

I just heard the word "trying,"
which means

that it's not going the way
it usually does.

No, it's not.

Linking it shouldn't
take this long.

Unbelievable.

Hey, uh, Erik?

- Yes?
- Uh, we're getting, uh,
a 1.6 gigahertz signal.

- Can I see that?
- Uh-- yeah, it's right here.

We are getting
the 1.6 gigahertz coming

- straight from the drill site.
-No way. That's crazy.

The 1.6 gigahertz signal,

which is used
by our own military

to communicate with satellites,

looked like it was coming
from inside the mesa.

- You're not gonna believe this.
-What?

We right now,
are simultaneously getting

a 1.2 gigahertz signal
and a 1.6 gigahertz signal.

We are not broadcasting

any 1.2 gigahertz signals.

So this is coming
from somewhere.

- I want to find where the hell
that's coming from.
- I do, too.

It was exactly like
last night at the triangle.

We detected 1.6
and 1.2 gigahertz signals

right before we launched
our drone swarms,

and then they failed to center
above the triangle as planned.

Now we can't seem
to pair this beacon,

and we're seeing
the same signals again.

Okay, we're powered up.

All right, one sec.

seemed to be coming
from inside the mesa,

Erik wanted to try and track
the origin point

of the 1.2 gigahertz signal.

Yeah, I think
it's getting stronger.

Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.

Is that pointed at the triangle?

-Sure is.
-Yeah.

Dead straight at the triangle.

- You're kidding?
- No.

Okay.

Yeah, go ahead.

That 1.2 gigahertz signal
is coming

from the triangle.

From the center of the bubble.

Copy that.

I will tell you that right now,

they cannot get
the beacon to sync.

That's really interesting that
that sort of coincides

with when we've got this signal.

Yeah.

Let's see if they will take

the beacon outside the bubble

and see if it syncs.

Y'all go down to Homestead Three
or something,

see if it works there.

Copy that.

This right here
puts us well outside the bubble.

It will be interesting to see
if you can, uh,

get it to sync here.

Powering back up.

It's linked up.

- First try.
- First try.

That's interesting.

Hey, guys, you got a copy?

Yeah, Thomas, go ahead.

First try,
it synced up beautifully.

There you go. There you go.

That's just unbelievable.

We're gonna get in the truck

and slowly make our way back.

We're right at the edge
of the bubble right here.

We're entering in.

The signal is kind of
bouncing all over again.

Yeah, Thomas, go ahead.

Right where we got to that point

at the boundary of the bubble,

it started bouncing wildly
on the signal strength.

That's absolutely
fascinating, Thomas.

The bubble covers a large area,
including the mesa drill site.

But when the drill beacon gets
outside the bubble, it works.

Then, when it comes back inside
where the drill site is,

it glitches again.

If we can't continue
this drilling operation,

I don't know
how we're gonna figure out

what the heck
is inside that mesa.

I'll let you guys tell him.

If we go in tonight
and we get back in the morning

and it's not calibrated,
we're gonna have to take

everything out and it's gonna
cost us a lot of,

lot of wasted time.

So I think the best bet
is to let it sit overnight,

we'll make sure it's calibrated
first thing in the morning,

- and get going.
- Well...
-Understood.

Well, I find it
really interesting, uh, that,

when you went outside of
what we call the bubble,

that it seemed to sync up
and stay synced up this time

- as you brought it back in.
- Yeah.

Yeah, you know, honestly,
I feel like this is

as valuable if not more valuable
than what we would have learned

if we had just poked that

drill head, drill head
into-into the earth.

Absolutely right, Erik,
I agree with you 100%.

- All right.
- Amen.

-Hey, guys.
-How are y'all today?

- What's up, guys?
-Hey.

Good to have you on with us.

So, let's see
if we can make sense

of all of--
all that we collected

during that drone swarm
exercise.

Mm-hmm.

we met with Preston and Brian
from Sky Elements

and Pete Kelsey
via video conference to review

the processed data
from our drone swarm

and lidar experiment.

Hey, Pete,

I'd like to have you
lead us into, uh, what you got,

from your perspective.

Let me share my screen.

We did a number of scans,
of course,

and the lidar scan
can see fine details

that would be invisible
to the naked eye.

But this is the interesting one.

So, this is one
of the terrestrial laser scans

at the triangle.

And I'll just cut to the chase.

So, if I pull way out...

Oh, wow.

I mean, look at that.

This is fascinating.

What's the peak point
at the top?

Yeah, you're reading my mind.

It's 2,000 feet.

How about that?

To see that Pete's
terrestrial lidar scanner

once again showed
infrared images

of a 2,000-foot-high
rounded feature

over the triangle,
it confirms our previous data

of the bubble's dimensions
above the ground.

Now we have to figure out
what it is

and how it's connected
to all the other phenomena

we keep seeing
here on the ranch.

We've speculated that
we're dealing with something

that keeps moving and changing,

which is why
we don't always detect it.

That blows my mind.

We may be getting just a glimpse
of whatever this structure is.

Well, and think about this.

If it is something
like, say, a force field,

um, it takes power,

and would you have it always on

or would you turn it on
when something is,

is interacting with it
in a location?

- Yeah.
- So, it's potential that, uh,

it only comes on when
something interacts with it.

I could see that.

- Yeah.
-During our experiment,

we detected those strange
1.6 and 1.2 gigahertz signals.

So, I'm wondering
if one or both of them

could have activated
the bubble and caused it

to show up again in our scan.

But if so, then the question is,
what was broadcasting them?

So I'm going to bring up

the high-speed video,

looking up into that
Christmas tree drone formation.

-That looks so cool.
- Yeah.

And there's some things
that show up.

I'm gonna play it through.

-Whoa.
-There's something
falling right there.

-Black thing
flying by the lens.
- Yeah.

- Whoa.
- Oh, wow.

-What the heck?
-Okay,
I'm gonna back us up

a few frames
and let's observe the movement

of this object, whatever it is.

Like, it's definitely
not a drone,

'cause it'd still have
the lights, it'd still be lit.

We detect weird signals,
have equipment failures

and then see a UAP
right inside the drone swarm.

Could that be the source
of the signals?

And could it also be
what prevented the drone swarms

from getting positioned
over the center of the triangle?

All the drones returned back.

Um, you didn't have anything
fall out the sky

that you know of, did you?

Then what in the heck

are we looking at here?

This appears to have
a very well-defined shape,

a very well-defined boundary.

That's really odd.

Another thing
I want us to focus on...

- So, Jim,
you've got video records?
-That's right.

And this is from
your drone perspective?

-Yeah,
from the second swarm.
- Okay.

So, this is the second flight
with the rocket.

So, let me bring that up.

So, coming up.

Let me move frame by frame here.

So, we see the rocket
going straight up.

This is going
perfectly straight, too.

- Look at that.
-Yeah.

It's still burning.

Yeah, it should burn on up
to about 700 or 800 feet,

- I would think.
-So, go back.

Was that the drone
that I saw on the right side?

Yeah, I'll go frame by frame
through it.

Right there. To the right there.

Oh, yeah, a dot. A dot appears.

So it starts right here
and comes down.

- I'm gonna go frame
by frame to pick it up.
-Okay.

Yep, I see it.

Whoa.

Boy, in one frame,
it jumps half the sky.

Yeah.

Is that the FPV?

That's not the FPV drone.

That's-that's really bizarre.

- Yeah, that's...
- That's fast.

That's either something
moving very fast

or that's more
than one light source.

That-- I mean,
that's way too fast

for a plane or a satellite.

That's none of our assets.

What is that?

That's way too fast for a plane

or a satellite.

What is that?

That's none of our assets.

T-That's kind of fascinating.

Yeah, that makes me

a lot more interested

- in the high-speed video...
- Yeah.

- ...showing the black object.
-Yeah.

- Yep.
-And so,

what is in that airspace
with our formation?

-Right.
- Yeah.

Now, was this the same UAP,

for lack of
something else to call it,

- or a different one?
-Good question.

Well, go-- just keep going

and see if we see
something else.

- Whoa, what was that?
- Right there.
- Oh. Back up, back up.

Do it again.

What I'm guessing this is,
is the light on the rocket

- coming down.
- So it disappears,

but it comes up back right here.

- Wow.
-Yeah, I'd like
to see this frame by frame

if we can do that, Jim.

Yeah.

So I-I think
the rocket motors burn out

and now we can see
the blue light on the rocket

and then it vanishes.

Where did it go?

And then, there it is again.

But why did it vanish?

Yeah.

is really strange.

The question is, is the rocket
passing behind something?

Is there something interfering
just with the light itself,

or is some physical object

obscuring our view
of the rocket?

You know,
it doesn't make any sense.

I-I think, once again,
we do an experiment

to find answers and we come up
with more questions.

Exactly. Exactly.

Well, guys, thanks
for joining us for this review.

Yeah, thanks, guys.

Great stuff, guys, as always.

Cheers. Thanks, guys.

- Thanks, everybody.
- See you guys.

Well, you know,

the pyro turned out pretty good,
but it only lasted for seconds.

It would be better
if we could put

a lot of heat and smoke
into that region

for a long period of time
above the triangle

and see, uh, what happens.

The ability to get smoke
up there, we've tried a number

of different ways to see it.

What would happen
if we just put some big bonfires

in the center of the triangle,

and then, you know,
doused them with water to create

the smoke and try to do that...

- Yeah.
- ...over a prolonged
period of time?

I like the idea
that we're putting energy

into the space, thermal energy.

This may provide
some interesting insights into

what is above the triangle.

- That's a great way to do it.
- And hopefully, the smoke

will rise for, you know,
several hundred feet.

And, uh, th-- I think that
would be a fantastic experiment.

- Yeah.
-So, uh...

You know,
I'll-I'll get on the horn

and get us some fire canisters
that we can put there,

and some firewood.

And you guys can take care
of all the tech side.

I'm liking this idea.

-Good idea, Thomas.
Let's do it.
- Okay.

All right.

Well, that's a wrap.

above the triangle
with a new perspective,

given the fact
that we're finding that

there may, in fact,
be a connection

between the center
of the triangle and the bubble.

We're going to have to continue

to probe this space
above the triangle

in order to better understand
this phenomenology

with which we are engaging
here on the ranch.

that if we can keep
repeating our data,

we can figure out the phenomena
on Skinwalker Ranch.

So now that we've confirmed
that this bubble is real,

maybe our next experiment
will help us smoke out the truth

of what it actually is.

Proceeding forward
with these experiments

that will take into account
the strange activity

and even equipment malfunction

that we are dealing with in
the region on Skinwalker Ranch

that we now refer to
as the bubble is imperative.

Its placement on the property
may hold answers

and help us solve the mystery

as to what is happening
both above

and below
this mysterious property.

Our goal is to build large fires

so that we can map that bubble.

There it goes.

It stopped.

It's floating, right over the
triangle, it's not coming down.

- Oh, did you see that?
-What was that light?

that flew by the rocket.

Something had
to have captured that.

Yeah, we-we will have
a record of that.

I've got video footage.

- And there it is.
-Oh, what is that?

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