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AARON: It's hitting something
really hard.

What could be hard enough
to be pushing back on that?

There is something in the mesa
right there.

Whatever this is
is as tall as the mesa.

THOMAS:
Whoa! What was
that purple light over there?

-KALEB: Looks like a deer.
-Look at this.

What the heck would have
burned this post?

You've got the five lines
converging

to a point down by the tree
behind the homestead,

and then the mesa is right there
where that GPR anomaly is.

ERIK:
We need to see what's
underneath the entire ranch.

NARRATOR:
There is a ranch
in Northern Utah.

It is considered the epicenter

of the strangest and most
disturbing phenomena on Earth:

animal mutilations,

bizarre UFO sightings

and unusual energies that have
proven harmful to humans.

For 20 years,
the federal government

tried to find answers
and failed.

Now a new team
of dedicated scientists,

researchers and experts
has taken over.

They are determined to solve
the mystery and reveal...

...The Secret
of Skinwalker Ranch.

JOE: I think we're just about
past that second rock.

(whirring)

JOE (over radio):
Hey, Thomas.

THOMAS:
Yeah, go ahead.

JOE:
I'm about 20 feet in
with the drill,

but it's gonna take
a lot more time

-to reach the anomaly.
-Copy that.

TRAVIS:
For two weeks now,
our drill operator Joe Loeb

has been trying to reach
the 120-foot-tall,

possibly metallic anomaly

that we detected about 40 feet
below the top of the mesa.

And since it's right next
to the massive

dome-shaped anomaly

that a much larger drill rig
couldn't penetrate,

we're hoping that Joe
can help us determine

just what's inside there.

Keep it running. We'll check in
with you a little bit later.

-JOE: Sounds good.
-TRAVIS: While Joe Loeb
continued

the drilling operation
on top of the mesa...

BRYANT:
Your guests are here, Erik.

TRAVIS:
...Erik Bard and
the other guys from the team

were meeting
with physicist Jeremiah Pate

and his colleagues
from Lunasonde.

ERIK:
Well, Jeremiah, it's been

a long time in the making.

Yeah, great to finally
be here in person.

TRAVIS:
With all the anomalies

that we've detected
inside the mesa,

under Homestead Two,

and in the air
above the triangle,

Erik hoped that the specialized
aerial technology

that Jeremiah invented
could scan those areas

and reveal some answers
above and below ground

about all the UAPs,

the energy spikes,
and the other phenomena

that we keep experiencing here
on Skinwalker Ranch.

So, tell me
how this is gonna work.

It's a very versatile
technology,

but essentially
it's a low-frequency radar.

Today we'll be flying it
on a weather balloon

that's actually gonna take it up
to about twice as high

as a jetliner, over 70,000 feet

-above the ranch...
-THOMAS: Wow.

...and actually let us see,
potentially, kilometers

beneath the surface.

THOMAS:
Did you say

-kilometers under the earth?
-Absolutely.

(laughs):
That's crazy.

-That's a long ways down.
-Yeah.

JEREMIAH:
All of our sensors are attached

to a large
meteorological balloon.

This takes it up
to its final altitude

of around 70,000 feet.

Our technology works by using
low-frequency radio waves

to actually see deeper
into the planet

than anyone ever has before.

Ultimately, what we'll see

is actually what's known
as a tomographic image.

This is a true 3D map
of the subsurface.

THOMAS:
This is incredible.

You know, for years, decades,
there's been rumors

on this property of underground
bases, tunnel systems.

Maybe we can put some of these,
uh, rumors to bed

or-or maybe validate 'em.
Uh, who knows?

Exactly. We want to peel back
just a little bit

of the mystery today.

THOMAS:
I think the triangle

will be a good dry, flat area
that we can stage from.

Plus, uh, you know,
this is an area

that's been of
great interest to us.

-Yeah, definitely.
-BRYANT: At the triangle,

it seems as though
there is something in the air

at varying heights
that we can't see with our eyes

but seems to show up
on equipment.

So, I know that you're looking
to see what's underground here.

Would it be able
to pick something up, say,

in the air as well?

Definitely. So, the way
these sensors work

is they measure both the far
field and the near field.

We'll actually be able
to measure

the air column directly above
the triangle as we ascend.

Well, there's our reason
for putting it in the triangle.

Absolutely. We've...

we've had some strange things
happen in that particular area.

This area above the triangle
has high strangeness to it.

We've seen rockets try to go
through this area and explode.

ALLEN (over radio):
Three,

two, one.

Oh, uh-oh. That motor blew.

TRAVIS:
It exploded. Oh, no.

BRYANT:
There is something in the air

above the triangle
on Skinwalker Ranch

that's causing all sorts
of strangeness to happen.

TRAVIS:
Oh, we got a malfunction.

Everybody, watch out.

BRYANT:
But why?

We're trying to find answers
to what's going on here.

If you want to follow me out,

I'll lead you out
to the area where we can

-get you set up.
-Sounds great.

ERIK:
I have high expectations about

what we may be able to detect
with this Lunasonde technology.

Well, antenna one
is the B field antenna,

which is that guy there.

ERIK:
I'm hoping
that we'll be able to see

if, in fact, we have
any interesting structures

beneath Skinwalker Ranch.

Or even metal deposits
in the mesa.

And perhaps an answer
to the anomaly

just above the triangle.

I really don't know
what to expect.

CLAYTON:
Okay, balloons ready
for the fill.

Beginning fill.

(air hissing)

So each of these payloads
you see here,

they each have
a very particular function.

-ERIK: Okay.
-So, up here we have

a couple payloads
that are involved

in the actual tracking
of the overall balloon setup.

Uh, down here,
this is another setup.

So, this, actually,
is a, uh, camera setup

as well as some other
tracking equipment.

-Wow.
-Each payload

has a specified function,

and so our actual
experimental sensors,

each of them measures
a different part

of the electromagnetic field.

We have several cameras on board

that actually will
record the flight.

Wow, look at that.

Are we getting close to launch?

Yep. Balloon's almost
ready to go.

Perfect. I need to get back
to the control room.

I want to keep our assets
trained on, on your payloads.

Absolutely.

ERIK:
As we near launch,

I'm heading back
to the command center

so I can train some
of our surveillance cameras

on the sky and watch
that balloon as it ascends,

and observe whether there is
any strange interference

on the way up.

CLAYTON: Okay,
we're releasing the balloon.

-Very careful.
-BRYANT: Hey, Erik?

Just giving you a heads-up,

we've started
to deploy the balloon

and slowly letting up
all the payloads.

Copy you.
I can see it ascending.

BRYANT:
Fantastic.

CLAYTON:
Okay, I think we're good.

Go for launch.

KANDUS:
And off it goes.

That is a heck of a payload.

Wow.

CLAYTON:
Now those payloads
are recording,

and we'll start
the tracking effort.

TRAVIS:
The Lunasonde team will
remotely control the balloon

as it ascends
to about 70,000 feet high

and scans the skies
and the grounds

of the entire ranch,

with a specific focus
on the triangle,

the mesa and Homestead Two.

Fantastic.

TRAVIS:
Once the survey is complete,

Jeremiah will remotely deflate
the balloon

and retrieve it
along with his devices.

It could take days
or even weeks to get

the aerial and underground data
fully processed,

but hopefully this will
get us the best data yet

of not only what could be
causing anomalies

above the ranch
but also underground

and in the mesa as well.

I'm impressed.

-(laughs)
-Hopefully the data

that comes back
is as impressive as

getting that thing in the air.

-KALEB: Hey, Bryant. Hey, guys.
-Hey, man.

TRAVIS:
While Lunasonde conducted

the aerial survey
of the entire ranch...

This is a really good
friend of mine Kori Reed.

-BRYANT: Hey, Kori. I'm Bryant.
-How you doing?

...Tom Lewis and Kandus Linde

met outside the command center
with Dragon

along with Kaleb Bench
and his colleague,

local deputy sheriff Kori Reed.

I worked with Kori
through law enforcement,

and he actually
investigated some things

over here on the west side
of the ranch.

And this happened, wha--

-how long ago did this happen?
-This was in the early 2000s

-when this happened.
-BRYANT: Okay.

KORI: I was with the tribal
fish and game at the time.

Tribal. Okay.

It's on the neighbor's property,

but you can see it
from your property.

BRYANT: Okay, so it's on
the west-side tribal property,

-but we can see it
through the fence from our side.
-Correct.

TRAVIS: Kori also happens
to be a member

of the Indigenous Ute nation.

So, given their
well-known aversion

to speaking about
Skinwalker Ranch

or even coming near the place,
we were really eager

to hear what he investigated
and found in this area

as an officer of the law.

Yeah, well, let's get out there.

All right, yeah,
we'll follow you down.

KORI:
I worked for the tribe
as a conservation officer

for 13 years, and that's when
I had the experiences out here

around the west side
of Skinwalker Ranch.

KALEB: This looking
familiar to you, Kori?

KORI:
Yep.

That's the spot right there.

BRYANT:
Okay.

KORI:
Uh, owner of the property
reported

they had two horses
that were dead.

They were dead
for about a couple days.

-Okay.
-And they were
in this spot by the post.

Were they mature horses?

KORI:
They were.

One horse was kind of right in
the center of all three posts.

The other one was on
the southeast corner.

They were cleaned out
from the inside.

There was no tissue,

no organs
or nothing like that on them.

-Crazy.
-BRYANT: Hmm.

It's interesting.

KORI:
And there was just
some strange footprints

in the ground
that were around it.

TOM:
What kind of footprints?

KORI:
We found some

that had three toes on 'em.

KALEB:
And they were big?

They were about six inches.

BRYANT:
Whatever it is,

nothing that we know of
that can make prints like that.

Right.

KANDUS:
That's creepy.

Describe these
three-toed footprints.

Are we talking, like, wide toes,
are we talking, like,

-bird-looking tracks?
-They were probably about

the size of my hand right there,
just putting it down.

But they were all
equal-size toes.

KALEB:
So, there was like,

three digits off of one foot?

-Off of one foot.
-And they were,
and they were big?

They were about six inches.

Wow.

TRAVIS:
Bizarre animal mutilations

have been reported
on Skinwalker Ranch for decades.

We've seen cows mysteriously
die out here ourselves.

What in the world?

And just in the last
couple weeks,

we've found
two mutilated deer carcasses

in the south field next to
a strangely burned fence post.

What the heck
would have burned this post?

TRAVIS: And that was also where
we recently documented two UAPs

during nighttime experiments,

and then another one
in broad daylight.

-What?
-I don't know
what to think about

the strange footprints that
Deputy Sheriff Reed reported,

but given what other
investigators

and our own team
have seen out here,

we need to keep
investigating everywhere,

from the mesa
to the south field,

in order to find out
the truth of what's causing

all these phenomena to happen.

We're both shaking our heads
when we left

'cause we didn't know
what happened.

KALEB:
Do you have photos or the report

-or anything like that?
-So...

I did the report,
printed off all the pictures,

um, went back
a few months later,

I could not find my report
or the pictures.

BRYANT:
Someone didn't want

anyone to know about this.

-Could be.
-Hmm.

KALEB:
I've heard stories like that,
where someone has pictures

or they have an experience
like that

and they get video or something,

and they talk to someone,
um, above them

and they're told
to get rid of it.

I've heard the exact same thing.

BRYANT:
I could tell
it was uncomfortable

for Kori to tell these stories,
but we really appreciate

these individuals
coming forward with these

what seem like outlandish tales,

but I can tell he believes it
and he experienced it.

We appreciate so much
your willingness to come out

and talk about
this different kind of stuff.

'Cause I know
it's not comfortable

-and it's not easy,
so thank you.
-KORI: It's not,

-so, yeah.
-Thank you a lot.

-Appreciate it very much.
-You're welcome.

-Thanks for having me.
-Cool.

TRAVIS:
How's it going, guys?

-That is a lot of equipment.
-He's ready to roll.

He's got some
really cool stuff here.

TRAVIS:
A couple of nights later,

while we were waiting
for the data results

from the Lunasonde
ranch survey,

we invited
technologist David Mason

and local fire management
officer Don Mitchell back out

to help us with
a pretty ambitious experiment

we wanted to conduct

between the triangle
and the south field.

Because we've documented
so many phenomena this year,

between the triangle,

where we saw
the blob-like anomaly,

Homestead Two,
where we uncovered lines

of strange materials

similar to what
we've found in the mesa,

and the south field,
where we've seen numerous UAPs

and found
mutilated deer carcasses,

we're hoping we can stimulate
more strange things to appear

but this time
identify just what they are.

DAVID:
So, what I've done

is I brought eight, uh,
thermal-imaging cameras

and, uh, two of them
are high-resolution.

So, if anything
anomalous appears,

just a-a slight
temperature change,

we'll be able to see it,
uh, much more clearly

than just we--
using conventional, uh,

-thermal camera technology.
-THOMAS: That is cool.

That is real cool. Awesome.

So, if it's got a thermal
signature, we're gonna get it.

Well, we've got
the truck loaded up,

the rockets are ready to go.

We're gonna head out
to the triangle

and get ready
for the first launch.

And, uh, we'll give you
a call when we get out there.

-Okay. Sounds good.
-All right, guys.

Good luck, good hunting.

Kaleb and I have
converted a truck

into a mobile rocket
and mortar launcher.

We're gonna fire off
payloads reaching

more than 100 feet in the air,
starting at the triangle.

Meanwhile, David Mason,
Erik and the guys

will observe everything
using eight thermal cameras.

They'll be able
to detect anything

that might suddenly change
in temperature

and that we can't see
with the naked eye.

Depending on what happens after
our launches at the triangle,

we'll move to the south field
and repeat the experiment there.

KALEB:
It fits on there pretty good.

TRAVIS:
Oh, it's ratchet-strapped in,

it ain't going nowhere.

Since we're still waiting

for the aerial
and underground data results

from Lunasonde's
balloon experiment,

we're really hoping
that tonight we can get

the blob, more UAPs,
or who knows what to appear

and help us identify
what these phenomena are

and why they keep occurring
on Skinwalker Ranch.

All right.

This will be right dead center
of the triangle,

right under where...

-Right where
the big one blew up.
-...the rocket blew up. Yeah.

Right where the big rocket
blew up last year.

-(grunts)
-(laughs) All right.

This is good to go here.
All right.

-We're gonna do both
launch and mortar?
-KALEB: Yeah, why not?

So, I'll get on this side
and launch it

if you get on that side
and fire off the mortars.

-Yep.
-That make sense?

Complete.

-TRAVIS: Erik, you copy?
-Yeah, go ahead, Travis.

Yeah, man, we're ready
to, uh, launch a rocket,

and we're gonna fire
mortars at the same time.

Okay, stand by.
I'm gonna turn on

the 1.6 gigahertz sweep
and I'll give you the word.

Over the years,
we've encountered this signal

near 1.6 gigahertz.

I'm still trying to sort out
how that signal

is related
to the ranch phenomenon.

As if the rockets that
we're going to be launching

are not stimulus enough,

we will be broadcasting
a sweep of signals

around that 1.6 gigahertz range

that has drawn our interest
in the past.

All right, Travis,
we are broadcasting

the 1.6 gigahertz sweep.

We've got eyes
in every direction

and at every available
wavelength.

All right, then,
we're good to go.

-BRYANT: You ready to go, Dave?
-I'm ready to go.

Okay.

Go ahead and launch.

TRAVIS:
Rocket is hot.
Mortars are ready.

In five, four,

three, two, one.

Yeah, there go-- Oh, there go--
they're running into each other!

KALEB:
Oh, that one just hit.

(Travis shouts)

TRAVIS:
That rocket flew
right into that mortar.

How did that happen?

Oh, wow.

KALEB:
That's crazy. I-I don't know
how to explain that.

TRAVIS:
Oh, it's falling pretty fast.

That's not good.

Oh, wow.

Did you guys see that, too?

I got it on camera.

Yeah, Thomas had eyes on that.

TRAVIS:
The mortar went off right about

that 31-foot mark.

It looked like
the mortar went off

as the rocket
was flying through it.

Right after we launched

a rocket and a mortar
to stimulate the blob anomaly

31 feet above the triangle,

something clearly made
the mortar explode prematurely

and the rocket
break into pieces,

and it looked like
it happened exactly

at that 31-foot level.

The odds of that happening
are crazy.

We couldn't be sure
what it was,

so I wanted to immediately
launch a series of mortars

directly through
that 31-foot zone

to see if they would hit
something or make something

clearly appear
for David's thermal cameras.

Hey, Erik, you copy?

Yeah. Go ahead.

We've got a, uh, incendiary

that we've got mounted
on top of the launch tower

and we're gonna fire it,

and we're ready if
you guys are.

Ready. Go ahead with the launch.

All right, here we go.

-That's about
the right height.
-KALEB: Yeah.

TRAVIS:
Yeah, that's got to be
the right height.

DAVID:
There's something right there.

ERIK:
Travis, we're
examining a feature

in Dave's
differential FLIR camera.

This remarkable
differential thermal camera

forms an image,

we get a color that corresponds
to the temperature.

If anything should
come out as warmer,

it will become bright yellow
or even white.

What we're seeing here
in the thermal is an anomaly

that shows up warmer
than the surrounding area.

This is very interesting to me.

Where's the feature?

This would be to the southwest
of your position.

-Southwest of my position...
-KALEB: So it'd be over the...

over that way.

We've been watching this thing
evolve for a while,

but it just doesn't make
a lot of sense to us.

TRAVIS:
When Erik and Thomas said
they could actually see

some kind of anomaly between

the south field and the triangle
through David's thermal camera,

I immediately looked
through a night vision scope

to see if I could spot it, too.

Yeah, I'm not seeing it
right now. Keep looking.

Yeah. That's kind of
an odd shape, too.

TRAVIS:
Since I couldn't see
through my night vision camera

what David's thermal camera
was imaging,

I thought it might be something
out of the ordinary.

Hey, Erik,

-do you guys copy?
-ERIK: Yes, we do, Travis.

-Go ahead.
-So, I think
we're gonna drive down

to the southeast corner
of the ranch

and launch this last rocket
almost due north

toward the helicopter pad
and see if we can bring it down

somewhere
in the east field here.

Copy that.

We'll reposition cameras.

All right, talk in a bit.

I really wanted to know
if we may have stimulated

another blob anomaly in the sky

between the triangle
and the south field.

So we needed to head closer
to that location

and conduct more launches to see
if we could get it to reappear

and verify what it was.

-BRYANT: Whoa.
-THOMAS: Huh?

BRYANT:
What was that?

THOMAS:
There's a big plane
that just flew over us.

BRYANT:
Yep, there it is. You got one.

THOMAS:
Hey, Erik, what flight was that

-that just went over us?
-Well, you know,

I don't have anything
directly over us.

THOMAS:
I can still see it.
It's right there.

But it didn't have
normal aviation lights.

-BRYANT: No, it didn't.
-Okay.

ERIK:
So, I do have a couple
of aircraft off to the east.

THOMAS:
I mean, it-it was
over top of the ranch.

ERIK:
Okay, well, I didn't have that.

Did you hear anything?

A little bit,
but it was mostly silent.

As the plane is flying
across the ranch,

it's very low
and it's not blinking

like an aircraft usually does.

And it's not showing up
on any of our ADS-B receivers.

It definitely makes it feel
like we're being surveilled.

Hey, Travis?

Do you have eyes
on an aircraft?

We had a plane go
over top of us,

and it's not
on the flight tracker.

TRAVIS:
Uh, there is something.

ERIK:
Travis, this aircraft

is not transponding.

TRAVIS:
There's so many bugs,

I can't even tell
what I'm looking at.

But it's something right there.

What made this mysterious plane
incident even more eerie.

Oh, we got a malfunction.
Everybody, watch out.

The last time something
like that happened was when

the blob anomaly first appeared
above the triangle

and the rocket exploded.

We have a helicopter

right over
the triangle right now.

ERIK:
I am getting no helicopter

above the ranch
on the ADS-B receiver here.

TRAVIS:
Then, later, we found out

through Utah Attorney General
Sean Reyes

that it was actually a military
Black Hawk helicopter.

It's yet another experiment

where we have aircraft
in the air

that's not accounted for
on the ADS-B.

It's starting to become a habit.

Hey, guys, we're in place,
uh, down here.

We're about to shoot,
uh, some mortars

just to kind of get an idea
of the windage

on how to launch
the rocket from here.

Copy that.

You ready?

-Dave, are you set?
-DAVID: Yeah.

ERIK:
Yes, we are ready.

All right, we're gonna light
the mortars in five,

four, three,

two, one.

There you go.

Oh, yeah. Got it.

Do you see that right there?

-ERIK: Thomas?
-THOMAS: Yeah.

I'd love to get
your eyes on this.

This one here.

We have been
tracking this light.

THOMAS:
Travis.

Uh, we're trying
to identify an object

down on the south side

above the trees.

Uh, we're not quite sure
what we're looking at.

I think I'm picking it up
on the differential, uh, FLIR.

-You're picking it up, too?
-Yeah.

DAVID:
That was where Erik was
seeing something in his camera.

I want to see this.

So, Travis,

we're also picking up
something on the thermal.

It was right, right here,
and that's where you saw

the luminous object
in-in one of your cameras,

that's where I po--
that's where I aimed it.

THOMAS:
So, we have something
that's got a heat signature.

What could be down there?

Hey, Travis.

We're not quite sure
what we're looking at.

TRAVIS:
So, there's something somewhere.

I ain't seeing nothing.
I don't know.

Right after Kaleb and I
fired a mortar

from the southeast corner
of Skinwalker Ranch...

There it is again.

TRAVIS:
...David Mason's
thermal cameras picked up

something strange
above the south field,

in the same area
Erik started seeing a light

on his infrared
surveillance camera.

And this is near the spot
where we've recently seen

a number of UAPs
and discovered the burnt post

and two mysterious
deer carcasses.

This is where you were
seeing that light source,

and I-I got it aimed.

THOMAS:
This is a vehicle.

DAVID:
This is Travis.
These are the cows.

Now watch it again.

You'll see it
just start to manifest

just in that spot.

And you can see it pulsing.

Just blinks in and out as cold.

And now it's hotter.

It's changing temperature.

It goes cold or warm,
cold or warm.

ERIK:
Yeah, but why is it varying?

Wow.

We have something

in the thermographic camera

in the same location we saw
a light in the near infrared.

So, what are we seeing here?
What's causing this to happen?

That's what makes
this experiment

so interesting to me,
personally.

TRAVIS:
You see it?

KALEB:
Yeah, I'm not seeing it.

TRAVIS:
Hey, Tom, listen, do you copy?

Yeah, go ahead, Travis.

TRAVIS:
Well, so, we are
trying to find the light,

but we're not seeing it
right now.

Are you guys ready
for us to launch a rocket?

Maybe we'll scare it out.

Yeah, go ahead.

TRAVIS:
All right, let me lock it down.

None of us knew what to make
of the thermal anomaly

that David's camera detected.

But we wondered
if it was something

that we had stimulated
with the mortar.

That just told me that we needed
to launch another rocket

and see what would happen next.

All right, we're getting ready
to launch this rocket.

Rocket is hot.

Five,

four, three,

two, one.

-Oh.
-Oh.

DAVID:
Got it.

TRAVIS:
I see the rocket trail,

but I don't see the rock--
oh, there it is.

BRYANT:
It's coming in hot.

-ERIK: Oh, I could hear that.
-Oh, yeah.

ERIK:
Gosh.

Uh, do we still have it?
Are you seeing it?

It's faded out.

DAVID:
I don't think
it's there anymore.

Did it fade out
after the launch?

ERIK:
Yeah.

THOMAS:
It disappeared.

ERIK:
Where'd it go?

Hey, Travis, that object
that we were looking at...

(insects chirping)

...it's completely gone.

That's just so weird.

I say we, uh, load up

and head back that way
and see what they've got.

Sounds good to me.

TRAVIS:
I think tonight was a success

because the experiment appears
to have triggered phenomena

both at the 31-foot altitude
above the triangle,

where we saw the blob-like
anomaly earlier this year,

and over the south field,

where so many other strange
things have recently happened.

Did you guys find whatever
that was down there?

-No.
-ERIK: We can't

-identify this thing.
-TRAVIS: A-And so,

the thing that you're seeing
in your instrument, David,

do you think it's either cold
and getting hot...

-It's fluctuating.
-Okay.

-Huh.
-Don't know why.

We had several different things
that, uh, were confusing to us.

One was the first
rocket launch we did,

we believe that we heard
the, uh, the chute deploy.

-We heard it.
-But here's the thing.

It looked to me like the rocket,

right at about 30 feet
above the launchpad,

hit the mortar shell.

That-That's, you know,
the odds of us...

We couldn't aim
and plan and do that.

That's like shooting
a bullet with a bullet.

That's-- so shooting a bullet
with a bullet.

But think about that.

What are the odds
of that happening

right there
at 31, 30-ish feet...

-Hmm.
-...right where we've had
this other phenomena happening

with other rockets
in that same spot?

-THOMAS: That is weird.
-It's so weird.

It's not what we were
expecting to see,

-but, again, we see something...
-It rarely is.

(chuckles)
We see something unexpected

-but weird, right?
-Right.

Well, let's clean up.

TRAVIS:
Were these anomalies connected?

What were they?
And where do they come from?

Since moments
after they appeared,

they simply just vanished.

Hopefully, once we see the data
recorded earlier this week

during the balloon radar scan,
we'll start to get some answers.

BRYANT:
Thanks for coming out

and for your amazing equipment.

-This has been fantastic.
-Thank you.

ERIK:
Hey, Jeremiah.

JEREMIAH: Hi, everyone.
Great to talk to you all.

Hey, man, how you been?

Good, so we're really excited.

We've been working
and-and number-crunching.

We haven't even finished
processing the data

and we're seeing all these
strange things in the data

that we can't readily explain.

TRAVIS:
A few days after our incredible
nighttime experiment

between the triangle
and the south field,

we had a meeting with
Jeremiah Pate from Lunasonde

about the balloon radar scan.

Although the underground data
he and his team

collected earlier this week
wasn't ready yet,

Jeremiah had already processed
some of the data

that they collected in the air
above the triangle and the mesa.

We're excited
to see what you've got.

Yeah, absolutely. Share away.

So, the balloon launch itself
was a textbook flight.

Uh, the actual flight
was completely flawless.

Well, that's good news.

JEREMIAH:
This gives you a sense

of how the balloon rose
over time.

Uh, surprisingly, uh, this
was an extremely smooth ascent,

so you would think nothing went
wrong with this balloon, right?

Uh, everything looks
completely perfect here.

We should have had
a flawless data capture.

That brings me to
my next point.

What you're looking at is
actually the raw data output.

And if you look closely,
you can see

there are these strange jumps
in the data set.

TRAVIS:
Looks like you have jumps
in the magnetic field

while at the same time
drops in the electric field.

They seem to almost
correlate with each other.

Exactly.

It's-it's unbelievable.
That's amazing.

BRYANT:
Mm-hmm.

TRAVIS:
Jeremiah's data
truly defies physics.

We're seeing
the magnetic field increased

while the electric field
decreased.

That doesn't naturally happen.

Typically, we would see both
fields rise and lower together

and the levels
would be nearly identical.

But the data shows,
as the balloon ascended,

it came in contact
with an extreme level

of magnetic energy that we have
no conventional explanation for.

This is something that Erik
and I have also seen happen

during other experiments
above the triangle.

CASEY:
Ignition.

TRAVIS:
Two years ago,
we launched rockets

over the triangle and watched
as the entire spectrum jumped.

That is unreal.

TRAVIS:
Oh, my God, during the launch,

the electromagnetic spectrum
is going crazy, guys.

I've never seen
anything like it.

So, now that Lunasonde
has also measured

this crazy magnetic
and electromagnetic anomaly

above the triangle, what kind
of phenomena could it be?

This is something
that we really can't explain,

and our team has spent,
uh, hours upon hours

looking over this data
trying to come up

with an explanation
for what's causing this.

So, somewhere in the near
field, there were these
very strong,

transient
electromagnetic fields.

What altitude were you at
when that happened?

The bulk of this data
was captured below 10,000 feet

where we encountered
these anomalies.

The data, um, evened out

and started to make
more sense above that.

So this really puts in context
the anomalies versus altitudes.

It gives you a sense
of where we started

to encounter those anomalies.

But you describe it
as suddenly calming down

a-aft-- beyond
a certain altitude.

Um, what does that
make you think?

Well, it makes me think
there's a, a phenomena

that-that the instruments
are passing through.

-There's boundary layers
to the phenomena.
-Right.

We wanted to know,
if it went through the anomaly,

if it may pick something up.

Obviously,
something messed with it.

We're looking at two
of the most important plots

-we've seen
since we began, guys.
-Ever. Ever. Ever.

And this is right, uh,

you launched
from the triangle, right?

-Yes, we did.
-And so, you went from zero

up through 10,000 feet,
and while you're doing that,

you're measuring huge increases
in the magnetic field

and huge decreases
in the electric field.

Exactly.

Wow.

TRAVIS:
It was unbelievable.

Above the triangle,
where we've seen

all kinds of strange things
between 31 and 5,000 feet,

like a blob, energy spikes
and UAPs,

Jeremiah's balloon scan
is showing something

that may be even stranger
at about 10,000 feet.

Are these separate anomalies
or are they all part

of the same phenomena?

From a physics perspective,

we do not know
how you would change

the entire electromagnetic
spectrum at once

across every frequency.

We don't-- The only thing
that would do that

would be something
that affects everything.

All colors of light,
all-all radio dial--

and the only thing
that is, is gravity.

What could be there that
we don't see with the naked eye

that, for some reason,
we see in lidar, radar

and in
the electromagnetic field?

That's not natural.

-No.
-That's not
a natural phenomenon.

Never heard of it, ever.

I mean, what the hell
is up there?

TRAVIS:
The preliminary data

that Jeremiah Pate and his team
from Lunasonde collected

above Skinwalker Ranch
is shocking.

They've detected something
above the triangle

that raises the magnetic field

while lowering
the electric field

of the environment
almost simultaneously.

That can't be natural,
and it could explain

all the GPS anomalies
we've experienced there.

The questions now are:
what is it,

how might it be connected
to the strange

communication signals
we've also detected,

and why do we keep
seeing UAPs there?

THOMAS:
I think it'd be interesting
to correlate

the flight path
that you do have,

i-if that could somehow
be correlated

with the data that's showing up

-in this location.
-Yeah, absolutely.

JEREMIAH:
As you see here,

this is the approximate
flight path

that the balloon took,
and we were able to fly over

some of the really important
features in the ranch,

including the triangle
as well as the ranch itself,

so we were able to collect
some very crucial data

-over these locations.
-TRAVIS: Hey, hold it
right there for a minute.

Thomas, correct me
if I'm understanding

what I'm looking at,
but is the...

the drill site
not about right here?

-THOMAS: Yep.
-Right here,

where the balloon crossed over,

where the GPR data tells us
there's an anomaly in the mesa,

right as it's over that,
look what happened.

The electric field jumped.

THOMAS:
Right over where the metal's at.

Right over where we pulled
the metal out of the mesa.

When it's right there,

boom, the electric field
goes up.

-How about that?
-ERIK: Wow.

-BRYANT: This is unbelievable.
-Oh, wow.

Think about that.

ERIK:
It's just the abruptness
of these changes

that has just got me so floored.

-I mean...
-And the changes are from, like,

you know, one to 10,000,
not like one to four.

Sure enough, Jeremiah's data
has now identified

gigantic magnetic anomalies
above the mesa.

And this is right over the spot
where we've been drilling

because we detected
two possibly metallic objects

inside the mesa.

One of which we believe
is shaped like a dome

and appears to contain materials
similar to what NASA uses

on the surface
of the space shuttle.

And the other is vertical
and over 100 feet tall.

What are we dealing with here?

These are huge
discontinuities, um,

and both the discontinuity
and the scale of it

is very surprising.

At the same time, we did have

some clock anomalies
of the triangle.

Uh, I've never seen anything

in any other data set
that resembles this.

Can you quantify it for us?
Because that might be important.

Yeah, so we lost
a quarter second of time.

TRAVIS:
Really?

That doesn't sound like much.

Oh, it does.
For data like this, it's huge.

Yeah, if light travels,
you know, a foot per nanosecond,

a quarter of a second, think
how much could happen there.

Absolutely. It's a, it's an
eternity for these electronics.

Yeah, and think what
it would do to your GPS signals,

to all of your processing.

Uh, oh, my goodness,
a quarter of a second is huge.

We've been trying
to figure out how to measure

that time anomaly,
and-and you now have actual data

telling us there's
a quarter of a second

time anomaly over the triangle.

There's so-- it's like there's
wrinkles

in space and time over the
triangle.

Nobody's ever measured any
anomaly like that on the planet.

Exactly.

THOMAS:
Are we seeing evidence
of a portal?

TRAVIS:
Well, you know, this may be

the first time
we've actually got evidence

of there being something
above the triangle, the object,

whether it's a portal
or some-- whatever else.

I don't know,
but it's something.

To have these kinds
of electromagnetic anomalies

coupled with a time shift
of a quarter of a second

is astronomical.

Some scientists have suggested
that these types of anomalies

could be telltale signs
of a traversable wormhole,

or what some people
might call a portal.

Could we have just discovered
evidence

of what the Indigenous people
of the area

have claimed for centuries,

that interdimensional
portals exist

on Skinwalker Ranch?

-ERIK: What are you seeing?
-A signal?

TRAVIS:
Could that explain
why Erik and I

have detected energy levels

that we don't know how
human technology can produce?

"1.60000."

Travis, you-you got to see this.

TRAVIS:
Or why we've seen UAPs ascend

from the direction of the mesa
up toward the triangle

and then simply vanish
into thin air?

BRANDON:
Oh, my gosh.

A bend in space-time,
or a wormhole,

would theoretically
explain these things.

And now Jeremiah Pate has
detected the best evidence

I know of in human history
that this phenomena

could be a reality
on Skinwalker Ranch.

There is no part
of our investigation,

no part of the entire narrative
that isn't touched by this.

Everything.
The lidar, the radar,

the ground-penetrating radar,
the, uh, helicopter...

-GPS, the...
-The GPS.

-All of it.
-TRAVIS: Every measurement

-we have taken this summer.
-Yeah.

This is fascinating, Jeremiah,
and I can't wait to see,

uh, the more processed data
and-and when you guys finish up.

Thank you so much
for doing this.

Yeah, the team and I are gonna
continue to crunch the data

and see what we can find.

And then we'll be in touch
really soon

with the results
of our analysis.

All right.

Well, we'll follow up
when you've got

the rest of that, uh,
that data filtered and crunched

and, uh, maybe
we'll have some imagery

of what's beneath
the soil, right?

Exactly.

-Thank you.
-Thanks, Jeremiah.

See you later, Jeremiah.
Thanks a lot.

(clears throat)

TRAVIS:
I think we've got
more and more verification

that there's an optical and
a temporal anomaly taking place,

-which may be
one and the same...
-Mm-hmm.

...over the ranch,
and we need to continue with it.

-Well, all right, man.
-Crazy.

-THOMAS: Thank you.
-Fantastic experiment.

-Unbelievable.
-Absolutely fantastic.

ERIK:
A lot of our experiments
done at altitude

have produced
really strange results.

What could be generating
the strange effects

that we repeatedly experience
in the sky over the ranch?

I'd like the answer to that,
above all else.

TRAVIS:
Seeing this new data
showing anomalies

throughout the skies
above the ranch

really makes you wonder
if all the stories about

portals here over the property
could actually be true.

And moving forward
in our investigation,

we're not gonna stop
until we figure it out.

BRANDON:
Strange phenomena
seems to be at a fever pitch

at Skinwalker Ranch.

What are we going to find
above the ranch

that will help us
find the answers to,

really, the nature
of the strange phenomena

that has plagued this area
for decades, if not millennia?

And now, more than ever before,
we are dedicated

and focused on getting
to the bottom of the truth.

BURDETTE:
There's something
screaming across here.

-TRAVIS: Holy crap.
-Look at this thing.

Guys, that's 3,600
miles per hour.

ERIK:
I want to do focused

sound experiments.

The stone circle is lit up
like a Christmas tree.

That is crazy.

JOHN (over radio):
We keep seeing a figure

that keeps going
back and forth.

Go, go, go, go, go.

-I'm going up on top. Yep.
-THOMAS: Yep, in case
there's somebody up there.

TRAVIS:
All right, we're on our way.