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00:15Hey, Cameron, it's Caleb. Do you have a copy?
00:19Cameron, do you have a copy?
00:22Skinwalker Ranch Command Center, Caleb, how do you hear?
00:24This is Cameron. We're on the outskirts of the ranch now.
00:27We're just about a couple minutes out.
00:32Copy you, Cameron. Got eyes on you.
00:35After all these years of investigation,
00:38I'm more motivated than ever to get back to the Skinwalker Ranch.
00:42My hope is this year will be a breakout year
00:45where we will finally determine the truth
00:48associated with unidentified aerial phenomena
00:51and high strangeness on the property.
00:56Over the years we've been investigating the ranch, I've seen some crazy stuff.
01:00But none of it comes close to what I witnessed last year.
01:03Every time I try to push through the barrier, look what happens.
01:06It's pushing you back.
01:07We're talking evidence of invisible forces.
01:10You seeing this?
01:11Yes.
01:12Strange signals.
01:14Mysterious flying objects.
01:17I saw something.
01:18What is that?
01:19Ceramics.
01:20And of course, possible proof that something from out of this world is buried in the mesa.
01:26This is artificial.
01:27Yes.
01:27Holy crap.
01:31I'm really looking forward to this year's investigation.
01:34It's time to start connecting new dots and take things even further.
01:38Caleb, it's good to be back, brother.
01:42We now have what we can rightly call hotspots.
01:46Areas of interest where we have seen strange events repeatedly.
01:51Much of our work this year will focus on studying these areas.
01:55We are all anxious to bring some kind of understanding, if not closure, to the mystery of Skinwalker Ranch.
02:04Hey, guys.
02:05Brandon.
02:06It's good to be back.
02:07Good to see you.
02:07After years of gathering data, we have more questions than answers.
02:12But we're driven to push boundaries like never before.
02:17It's good to see the team assembled, I think, more than ever before.
02:21Not only do we have answers coming off of this last year, but I have to believe that we're getting
02:27closer to understanding what is happening,
02:30both below and above Skinwalker Ranch.
02:33Exactly.
02:34Speaking of what is below the property, we have ceramic material that Chris found in the Mesa this last year.
02:43Not only is this ceramic material not naturally occurring, but it also has some strange electromagnetic properties,
02:50all of which have been verified with scientific equipment.
02:55Yeah.
02:56The ceramics we found while drilling in the Mesa last year were an absolute game-changer.
03:01Based off the test we ran, they appear machine-made and super-heat resistant, just like the ceramics used to
03:08protect man-made spacecraft.
03:10I'm gonna reposition this.
03:12When we bombarded a sample with electrons, a bunch of holes formed on the surface.
03:17Are those holes getting bigger?
03:20Yes, I think so.
03:21Yeah, yeah.
03:22Let's turn it off to see if it goes back to normal.
03:25Here we go.
03:26But when we stopped, the material appeared to repair itself.
03:31Look at that.
03:32I've never seen anything like that before.
03:35This stuff is fixing itself.
03:38That's exactly right.
03:40Unbelievable.
03:42It raises the question, what the hell is there in the Mesa?
03:44Yeah, I mean, let's not forget, a tungsten carbide drill was damaged inside of that Mesa.
03:51I want to find out if it is connected to the manufactured ceramic material.
03:59Oh, my gosh.
04:00Yeah, look at that thing.
04:02Half that tooth is gone.
04:03Last year, as we drilled the second of two boreholes, the drill bit hit something that destroyed it,
04:10about 470 feet into the Mesa.
04:13And that was when we found the ceramics in the spoils.
04:16So far, we know from the ground-penetrating radar that there's a 400-foot-long object,
04:21possibly made of metal, and surrounded by several smaller objects.
04:26Did the ceramics come from one of these things?
04:28And if they did, what the heck is it?
04:31Chris Roberts, our archaeologist, has been busy at work over the last several months
04:36in preparation for this meeting.
04:39Yeah.
04:40After last year's investigation concluded, I did some cleanup of the deposits that came out of borehole 2.
04:48When I was actually sorting in the 60- to 90-foot section, I found something else in there as
04:54well.
04:55And what I've determined under magnification is that it's a ceramic.
04:59But this is the head-scratching part.
05:02It's a little bit darker, and it's more dense.
05:05Okay.
05:06So we have two different ceramics in the Mesa.
05:09Wow.
05:10Wow.
05:10Did you test it with any other instruments?
05:12I did not.
05:12But I have a test we can run here on the ranch to see how they compare under a special
05:17UV light.
05:18Let's do that.
05:19Let's do that.
05:19Yeah.
05:20I haven't identified the different ceramics as to a known type.
05:25So it'll be really interesting to test both ceramics to see if they're related.
05:30This second possible ceramic is all the more reason for us to get back inside that Mesa.
05:35Yes.
05:36But how do we get in there?
05:37How can we do this differently?
05:39Uh, well, so far we've done horizontal drilling.
05:42Right.
05:44We were only 33 feet from the top of the Mesa when we hit that object.
05:51And you look at that depth, that's really achievable if we were to come from the top down.
05:58I think that the time is now to go in vertical with a much bigger diameter drill bit.
06:04Uh, we're thinking maybe around four feet.
06:07What is this anomaly?
06:09What's this hard substance that stopped a drill bit cold in its tracks?
06:14By going to a vertical drilling operation this year,
06:17we're gonna be able to be a lot more controlled in exactly where we're drilling.
06:21In addition to that, it'll allow us to carefully examine foot by foot as we go down
06:26so we don't damage whatever it is inside of there.
06:29Can you imagine a four-foot diameter hole going down 30 feet?
06:34We could do a lot with that.
06:35Yeah.
06:35I know you're thinking how many instruments we can put down there
06:39and all the data we can collect.
06:40So we're gonna have to be bringing somebody in from outside the area,
06:43which will take two or three weeks to happen.
06:46Well, that's exciting.
06:47I'd love to get to the bottom of what is in the Mesa.
06:51So I want to make sure that we are carefully engaging the digging activity
06:57and excavation over the course of the next few weeks.
07:00Absolutely.
07:01Also, I think one thing I want to explore is this bubble.
07:04Why is this exotic anomaly over Skinwalker Ranch?
07:09Yep.
07:09Of all the strange stuff we've seen out here, the bubble has got to be one of the biggest mysteries.
07:16The only way I can describe it is it's like a massive invisible ball, almost like some kind of science
07:23fiction force field.
07:24It's got a 2,000-foot radius, and it reaches both above and below ground.
07:31Its epicenter is at the place we call the triangle, and it even covers the Mesa drill site.
07:37So far, we've seen its barriers block drones and even rockets from passing through it.
07:42We've picked up possible communication signals inside of it and documented a ton of UAPs going in and out of
07:50it.
07:50Well, I'm anxious to hear what are the immediate action items to begin this year of experiments.
07:57I think the first place we should focus is at the center of the bubble, where we saw what we've
08:02been calling the blob.
08:03Right.
08:04One of the most curious spots inside the bubble is 31 feet above the triangle.
08:10That's where we captured high-speed images back in 2022 of a blob destroying a rocket midair.
08:19We don't know what this thing is or how it connects to the bubble.
08:23So the hope is that, by concentrating on key areas like the blob, we might unravel this entire bubble mystery.
08:31As we've been preparing for this year's activities, Eric and Travis have tasked me to erect these two different new
08:39towers,
08:4030 feet high, right there in the triangle.
08:43I'm pleased to report that we're ready to erect those towers and move forward.
08:47We're going to be able to put instruments right in the heart of that 30 or so foot spot over
08:53the center of the triangle.
08:54That's right. I reached out to Lock Precision and asked them to design a thrust stand.
09:02So we can put rocket motors upside down at the 30 foot mark that would put huge amounts of light,
09:08heat and smoke into that spot.
09:11It might reveal the blob again and we might be able to get a better image of it.
09:15I've developed a piece of software, I'm calling it MetaFrame.
09:19Now this is a piece of software that allows us to catch fleeting events.
09:24They're so fast that we wouldn't catch them with the naked eye.
09:27So now we have the ability to study any unusual lights or UAP over the ranch.
09:34Also, it allows us to review all of the events that take place on the property over the course of
09:3924 hours.
09:40So if something's going to happen, you know, on the ranch or in our airspace, we're going to catch it.
09:46That's good. Excellent. Excellent.
09:48That tool is going to be really valuable.
09:52Absolutely. Yeah.
09:53Well, let's, let's move forward. Thank you, everyone.
09:56As always, we've got our work cut out for us as we get started.
10:00Looking forward to getting the answers.
10:02All right. Very good.
10:03Thank you, gentlemen.
10:14So first things first, let's take these bolts out of the hinge.
10:19Okay.
10:22Before starting our first experiment of the year, we needed to install two new towers at the triangle, which is
10:28the epicenter of the bubble.
10:29Right there. Right there.
10:31These 30-foot towers were specifically designed to run tests right in the spot where we saw that strange blob
10:38before.
10:39That's all tightened down.
10:40It's locked in, dude. This thing ain't going nowhere.
10:43I'm going to give you this.
10:44Okay.
10:45Once the towers were up, Alan Isdell from Lock Precision Rockets and his daughter, Katie, arrived to install the most
10:51important piece of tonight's experiment.
10:53This is a fun table right here, man.
10:55This is.
10:56They've brought custom-made rocket motors, which we're going to mount upside down on top of one of our new
11:02towers.
11:03These will allow us to blast flames and smoke directly into the spot where we first saw the blob.
11:11Since it appeared for just a moment when the rocket was destroyed in 2022, we're hoping long-sustained heat and
11:18flames from a rocket engine will make it appear again.
11:21But for longer this time, so we can figure out what the heck it actually is.
11:26Put the igniter in and connect it, and then get clear.
11:29Okay.
11:30All right. Thanks, man.
11:32During our experiment...
11:34That's booted up.
11:35We'll be using a whole bunch of specialty equipment.
11:38All right. So we got power.
11:40We've got LIDAR, which can capture infrared images of things you can't see with the naked eye.
11:45Then we also have thermal FLIR cameras, which will identify anything with a different temperature than the surrounding environment.
11:53Let's put this one right there, looking that way.
11:57We've also set up several high-speed video cameras, aimed where we saw the blob before.
12:03So what am I looking at here?
12:06Those will feed into Eric's new MetaFrame system.
12:08So if the blob appears, even for a moment, we should be able to catch it on camera.
12:14All right. We should be ready.
12:16All right. How we doing over here, guys?
12:17We're ready.
12:18All right. Thank you.
12:20Eric, we're gonna now shut down until dark.
12:23Copy that. Drive is perfect.
12:25All right. Cool.
12:26Appreciate it, guys.
12:32While we were waiting for nightfall, what you got here?
12:36Well, guys, Chris has been looking at the properties of these materials that we brought out of the Mesa.
12:41Eric, Thomas, and I joined Chris Roberts in the command center.
12:44He wanted to show us the new kind of ceramic he told us about yesterday.
12:48He also wanted to run comparative tests with the ones we found last year.
12:53So actually, I've got four pieces in here.
12:56The camera up in the top here, looking straight down.
12:58Okay. Got it.
12:59So that's what I'm seeing on the screen right here, then.
13:03So the three larger pieces that you can see...
13:08Uh-huh.
13:09Those are type A.
13:11The type A ceramic is the material that we examined at the university last year.
13:18Type A ceramic is what we found in borehole 2, is that right?
13:21Yes. Okay.
13:21Yes.
13:22And then what is that thing above it?
13:25So the one above it, I found after last year's investigation while I was doing winter work and resorting through
13:34the drilling spoils of borehole 2.
13:36And that came from 60 to 90 feet in.
13:39Okay. And so that's what you're calling type B?
13:42This is type B.
13:43Now, what's interesting about it is it is very similar and characteristic to type A, meaning it has a similar
13:50glaze to it.
13:52All right, so explain to me your experimental apparatus here.
13:56We're going to use a special kind of UV light called UV 365 to see how different or similar the
14:02two ceramics might be.
14:04I've got this in a photo box here, and I've got the UV 365 looking into the box, and I've
14:09got gloves on, and I've got safety glasses on that are safe for those rays.
14:13To be clear, because I've played with black lights a lot, you're saying that you should be wearing safety glasses
14:19with a black light?
14:20For this level, you should be.
14:22It's at the wavelength that will cause severe sunburn, right?
14:27And so it would sunburn your eye, sunburn your skin, and it's the wavelength that likely is what causes skin
14:32cancer.
14:32So it's just a preventive thing.
14:34UV 365 is something you've probably seen on crime shows where they wave it around and reveal all the stuff
14:41you can't see with the naked eye.
14:42But what Chris wanted to do was to use it to look for subtle differences to confirm if they are
14:48in fact different kinds of ceramics.
14:50Well, let's take a look at it.
14:52So you guys watch it on the stream here.
14:56Most ceramics actually absorb ultraviolet light.
14:59They don't do any fluorescing at all.
15:02What's interesting about it is that all of a sudden, type A is fluorescing.
15:09You're saying that typical ceramics that you see don't glow under a black light like this?
15:14Correct.
15:15Now, what's interesting about type B is the coloring doesn't fluoresce the same as type A.
15:23Well, I would say, looking at that, that the type A ones are fluorescing blue-green, right?
15:29Mm-hmm.
15:29And then the type B one is fluorescing yellow.
15:32Yes.
15:34I would like to see that compared to, like, what a real archaeological ceramic would look like.
15:39Do you have any samples of that?
15:40Yes.
15:41This is a piece of ancient indigenous pottery.
15:44It could be around 1,000 years old.
15:47See it right in the middle?
15:51Well, it doesn't fluoresce at all.
15:53It looks completely black on the screen with a few...
15:56Almost like it's charcoal or something.
15:57A few bright dots.
15:58It does.
15:58So this is highly absorbent.
16:00But here's another thing I found.
16:02Under a microscope, I saw some buildup and erosion that happened on both the type A and the type B
16:09ceramics
16:10that would take a long, long time to occur inside the mesa.
16:14How much time? Is it tens of years or hundreds of years?
16:17If I were to guess, based on my experience, conservatively, it's in the thousands of years.
16:24Thousands.
16:26It's thousands of years old.
16:28And that's conservative.
16:29This material has got machined edges on it, which would usually mean it was made sometime in the last 50
16:35to 75 years.
16:37Yeah.
16:38If what Chris says is correct, that suggests some really crazy possibilities for what's in the mesa.
16:44Maybe the ceramics are like the heat shield tiles on the space shuttle, but were part of some secret government
16:51program.
16:51Or another, even more insane idea, is that there's some kind of alien technology that's been buried in the mesa
16:59for thousands of years.
17:00I really don't know what to think at this point.
17:03I think our next move is to send off some samples and we need to get these tested.
17:08I know a lab in Colorado that can perform thermal luminescence testing.
17:13What do you mean by that?
17:14Well, that's where they will tell you how old it is, but it's a destructive process, meaning the Type B
17:21sample could be totally destroyed.
17:23And we're fortunate that we have so many samples of the Type A ceramic.
17:26I think it's enough for us to do some pretty aggressive testing.
17:30But I don't think we should send the Type B in since we only have one piece.
17:34Well, you know what? As we get the new drill, core drill rig up on top of the mace and
17:39start going down, maybe you'll be able to find more pieces.
17:44That's what we need to do.
17:45We want to get this material off the lab as soon as possible.
17:48I agree. I agree.
17:50All right. Good stuff, man.
17:52Yes, yes.
18:00You have continuity?
18:03Yep, we're good.
18:04Okay.
18:05Once the sun went down, it was finally time to start burning our rocket motors to see if we could
18:11get the blob to show up.
18:13Hey, be advised, the rocket is good to go.
18:16All right, that sounds good, man.
18:18We also decided to launch an actual rocket at the same time since that's what we think caused the blob
18:25to appear before.
18:27Thomas, I got to tell you, man, the towers look cool.
18:31So here's what this means, guys, the color code.
18:34The green means it's passive.
18:36If you're on that side, you should be safe from any potential pyro or rocket motors or anything.
18:42The red tower means it's dangerous to stay away from because this is where we've got active pyrotechnics. Make sense?
18:49Yeah. All right.
18:51Well, let's get to it. I'm going to call Eric and tell him we're going.
18:53Hey, Eric, we've got everything ready to go out here.
18:57Hey, Travis, copy that.
18:5940 seconds.
19:06What's that noise?
19:08Something's coming through the computer, man. I don't know what it is.
19:12So what changed?
19:13I don't know.
19:15But I can't get it to turn off.
19:19Let's try something.
19:23I don't know what that was.
19:24I think it's some sort of weird technical glitch going on.
19:28Something's not playing nice.
19:29Yeah, something's not playing nice.
19:31That's weird.
19:33Whatever happened just then made all the signals went away.
19:37My laptop jammed up.
19:40All of a sudden, out of the blue, my computer, which monitors all my instruments, glitched in a way that
19:46we've never seen before.
19:48And right when we started our countdown.
19:50Now, we have seen equipment fail many times out here the second we start our experiments.
19:56From my POV, that feels like too many times to be just a coincidence.
20:03There's one little peak right here at 1.2.
20:07Suddenly, I got 1.2 showing up.
20:10This is strange.
20:12This 1.2 gigahertz signal was really weird.
20:16It's been showing up ever since Eric first broadcast it last year during an experiment.
20:22Like someone or something cloned the signal and then broadcast it back at us.
20:28I don't know if it's meant to taunt us or to communicate with us.
20:32Hey, Eric, be advised, I'm getting a 1.2 signal showing up.
20:37Copy that, Travis.
20:38Yeah, I can confirm several 1.2 peaks.
20:43Hey, y'all, let's see if I can see where that thing's coming from.
20:46Let's see.
20:49My spectrum analyzer was connected to several antennas here at the Triangle.
20:53So by checking each antenna feed individually, I wanted to figure out where this signal was coming from.
21:00Well, that's sky facing.
21:04That's Mesa facing.
21:07That's facing the Mesa?
21:08That's facing the Mesa.
21:09That's facing the sky.
21:10So it's not coming from the sky.
21:11It's coming from the Mesa.
21:14Hey, Eric.
21:16The 1.2 gigahertz is coming from the Mesa.
21:20Copy that.
21:21And my antenna is pointed at the Mesa north-northeast.
21:25Now that's interesting.
21:26I wasn't expecting to hear that.
21:28I'm gonna see if I can confirm that.
21:36Okay, Travis, I'm looking at the direction-finding system.
21:40And I show a peak, but it isn't coming from the Mesa.
21:44That 1.2 is very strong.
21:46It is dominant, it is constant, and it is from the south-southwest.
21:51That's weird, man.
21:53My antenna shows it coming from the opposite direction.
21:56All right, Eric.
21:58I don't know what the crap's going on there.
22:00How could Eric and I be getting the same signal from opposite directions?
22:05Could we be seeing multiple broadcasts at once?
22:08If that's the case, what's doing this?
22:11Is this signal bouncing off the bubble and coming back at us?
22:16Look at that.
22:17Oh, there it is.
22:19What the hell is that?
22:21That's crazy.
22:22That is a lot of energy.
22:23The whole dadgum spectrum is doing that.
22:27Oh, Lord.
22:30Eric, I just started getting from the Mesa a signal showing up from 1.59 to 1.60 gigahertz.
22:39It's that whole baseline jumping up and down that we've seen before.
22:43I can confirm the whole thing's bouncing up and down.
22:47Yeah, and I can tell you that is not common.
22:50Yeah, makes you wonder what's going on, don't it?
22:52Yeah, exactly.
22:55Well, that's wacky.
22:56It's crazy.
22:57I'm gonna keep watching it.
22:58Let me know if y'all see anything weird.
22:59All right, let's launch a rocket and a motor at the same time.
23:03Yeah.
23:03Let's do it.
23:05Hey, Eric, you copy?
23:07Yeah, Travis, go ahead.
23:09Yeah, man, we've got everything ready to go out here, and we're about to get this thing fired up.
23:14Yeah, copy that.
23:16Five, four, three, two, one.
23:22Tower motors ignited.
23:24It's smoking.
23:28The rocket didn't go.
23:31The rocket beacon signal's going off, but why didn't the rocket go?
23:35I don't know.
23:37All right, well, let's go down with it and just go check it out.
23:40What caused a perfectly good rocket not to fire?
23:43I mean, I've fired thousands of them and never had that problem.
23:48It never even fired.
23:50Weird to see, the igniter didn't burn.
23:52It didn't even burn.
23:53It was like it was dead.
23:55There were no signs of anything physically wrong with that rocket.
23:59So did whatever broadcast those signals stop it from launching?
24:05All right, she's hot again.
24:07All right.
24:08Hey, Eric, you copy?
24:10Travis, go ahead.
24:11So then we're going to attempt the simultaneous rocket launch and motor fire at the same time again.
24:17Well, that should be interesting.
24:18I'll stand by.
24:20Finally, Alan managed to get the rocket engine on line again.
24:24Hopefully, this next launch will go as planned.
24:27Pads clear.
24:28In five, four, three, two, one.
24:37Tower motor smoking.
24:41Yeah!
24:43I got it right here.
24:45Straight up.
24:46There it is, right there.
24:47I want the chute charge.
24:50Hey, we got a light right there.
24:52Right through the smoke.
24:54You did?
24:57What the heck is that?
24:58See it right there?
24:58Yeah, yeah, yeah, I see it.
25:00Oh, that's probably the chute one.
25:02No, no, no.
25:03It's right there.
25:03See in the different one right there.
25:07Was that a UAP?
25:14Was that a UAP?
25:16Was that a UAP?
25:17Where?
25:19Where? I don't see it.
25:21Just as our experiment was finally going according to plan, Caleb suddenly spotted some kind of light moving through the
25:27sky right where we launched our rocket.
25:30Was it a UAP?
25:32Now it's gone.
25:38Whatever Caleb saw, it vanished as fast as it appeared.
25:41So hopefully, we caught it on one of our specialty cameras.
25:45All right, let's get that rocket before the screamer battery dies.
25:47Watch for holes, guys.
25:50Before we conducted another test, I wanted to track down our rocket from the last launch.
25:55It's equipped with a screamer device, which gives off a loud sound to help us find it in high weeds
26:01or even in the dark.
26:04Good recovery.
26:06Well, wait a minute. Where's the rest of the rocket?
26:09Well, we got some of it.
26:13Alan, I'm going to head out on the road and walk down the road a little bit.
26:15Okay.
26:16The bottom fell off of the chute shroud.
26:19Oh, really?
26:20The bottom of the rocket should be there somewhere near it.
26:24Hey, look here.
26:25Hey, look at this.
26:26It was right here.
26:28It looks like it's in decent shape.
26:30We're having taken a spill.
26:33Look at that.
26:34It looks like the parachute cord just broke.
26:38That's not burned.
26:39No.
26:40I mean, if that was burned, you wouldn't see these little fibers.
26:43That is not burned.
26:44That is unbelievable.
26:46That's 500 pound cord.
26:47It should not break like that.
26:49That is bizarre.
26:52Did the rocket crash into something?
26:55The only way a parachute cord could break like that is if something deliberately severed it with a lot of
27:01force, more than 500 pounds.
27:04So what happened here?
27:06Did it hit the blob?
27:07Or did whatever Caleb just saw cause this to happen?
27:12Hey, Eric, do you copy?
27:14Yeah, Travis, go ahead.
27:16So the rocket launched beautifully, went to recover it, and what we found was a 500 pound cord, and it
27:24was broke.
27:25Not burned, broken.
27:27And it's bizarre.
27:30Copy that.
27:31Who knows what we're gonna see for the rest of the night.
27:34We're gonna reset for the next rocket motor launch on the tower.
27:38After everything we just saw, we wanted to run another burn to see if it was possible to get more
27:43evidence of the blob.
27:46All right, we're getting ready to do the last experiment.
27:48We're gonna have a giant motor we're gonna put on top of the tower.
27:52Okay.
27:52It's gonna be pretty spectacular, I think.
27:59When we ran the experiment this time, we decided to use a larger rocket motor with a bigger burn.
28:05We were hoping that might get the blob to appear.
28:09Alan and Katie also prepared to launch a rocket equipped with a tracking system that could transmit real-time data
28:16like GPS, speed, and elevation during its flight.
28:19If this rocket also hits something, it could tell us exactly where.
28:32Alan, are you guys ready with all the other rocket stuff?
28:36Sorry, this is not communicating properly.
28:39We can't launch the rocket.
28:42It won't transmit data?
28:44Uh-uh.
28:46All right, but you are gonna be able to launch the motor on the tower, right, Katie?
28:49Yes, sir.
28:49All right.
28:51This was the second time tonight that the rocket launchers had a malfunction.
28:55And if Alan couldn't get his controller to connect, there wasn't gonna be any other way to launch this rocket.
29:03Why are you giving me a phone or anything?
29:11Eric, for Sam.
29:14Go ahead, Eric.
29:15What's going on with your multi-sensor box at the Triangle?
29:18Yeah.
29:18It's not wanting to transmit to the server.
29:21It's having an issue.
29:22It's not streaming data.
29:23Copy that.
29:25It's really strange right now because you can see live data coming from all the sensors around the ranch, but
29:31this one's refusing to send data back to the server.
29:36Jim Royston, Sam Derusso, and I have distributed these multi-sensor boxes at key locations with known interesting phenomena across
29:45the entire ranch.
29:46The technology contained within these ruggedized boxes allows us to see data from all of those sources while we are
29:54running this experiment that allows us to conserve changes in real time.
29:58So why are we seeing the multi-sensor box not working as expected and more specifically at the Triangle?
30:07I've troubleshooted it and I can't figure out what is blocking it.
30:11The problem is it wasn't connecting with our network, so there's no backups to the data, which would cause data
30:17loss.
30:17So something's blocking the signal of this one.
30:20Yes.
30:21And Alan said they lost the igniter to the rocket.
30:23Really?
30:24Yep.
30:25Almost everything we've got has had some kind of malfunction tonight.
30:28And it all has to do with transmitting data.
30:30Yep.
30:31It's like something's jamming our equipment.
30:40It's like something's jamming our equipment.
30:43That makes no sense.
30:44Yeah, it doesn't make sense.
30:45Right as we were about to start a larger rocket burn at the Triangle, a bunch of our equipment malfunctioned
30:52again.
30:52It's almost like something was purposely sabotaging our experiment.
30:59Yeah, Travis, I'm seeing an increase in that 1.6 gig signal.
31:04I just want to see if you see the same thing.
31:08Yep, absolutely.
31:12It looks like it's gone up in strength.
31:15Yeah, I mean, there's been an uptick in just the last, you know, minute or so.
31:19That is all over the map.
31:21That's strange.
31:24This is crazy.
31:25Could the source of this 1.6 gigahertz signal be what's been messing with our equipment all night?
31:32Launch status.
31:33Pyro, no go.
31:35I know because we're not using it.
31:37Any luck with the rocket?
31:38You think you're going to be able to get it?
31:41No.
31:42You're not going to get it?
31:42She keeps doing the same thing.
31:44All right.
31:45Hey, Eric.
31:46The rocket is not going to connect, so this will be just the motor on the tower for now.
31:52Copy that.
31:53Standby.
31:53All right.
31:55All right.
31:55We're starting the countdown for the rocket motor firing in 5, 4, 3, 2, 1.
32:12Wow.
32:14Boy, that put a lot of smoke up, didn't it?
32:18Look at the fire on top of the tower.
32:21Oh, I got to see that in Dave's camera.
32:25Looks like a smokestack, man.
32:28Yeah.
32:29Yeah, you can see it in the thermal real good.
32:31Yeah.
32:32That's a good shot.
32:35Yeah, just one out.
32:36All right.
32:37That's it.
32:38Hey, Eric, if you want to come back out and let's wrap this evening up, let's do it.
32:44Copy that, Travis.
32:45I'll be right out there.
32:47I think we're all looking forward to reviewing the video data of various kinds, including
32:52conventional video and thermographic, high-speed video.
32:56There's a lot coming out of this.
32:58I think everyone is curious as to whether we will see a repeat of something that we've
33:03seen before.
33:03This, of course, is the infamous blob.
33:07There's Eric.
33:08I have never seen one of our experiments the way I just saw it tonight.
33:12There was so much going on.
33:13I don't know what we've got, but we've got all of it.
33:16From the second that we started, it seemed to be nonstop tonight.
33:20Yep.
33:21A lot of strange things.
33:22Yeah, a lot of strange things out tonight.
33:23We've got a lot of data to look through, but let's call it a night.
33:27Let's do.
33:27All right.
33:28Good stuff, everybody.
33:37A lot of what we're going to be looking at is very visual.
33:40There's a lot happening.
33:41I'm excited to see what we have.
33:44Two days after our rocket burn experiment at the Triangle, Eric called all of us into
33:48the command center so we could review the process data.
33:52I'm going to start us off with our video surveillance assets.
33:57This is an event, Caleb, where you spotted something.
34:00You pointed it out.
34:01Mm-hmm.
34:01This is the one that I remember.
34:02We had the rocket go.
34:04Okay.
34:04And it looked like there was another light that was moving to the west.
34:09Yeah.
34:09It was like a UAP next to the rocket.
34:12Yeah.
34:13But is this the launch where the chute cord got broken?
34:17Yes, exactly.
34:17So this is a great view from the south field of the property looking back towards the triangle.
34:23This is the launch that we're talking about.
34:31There's the rocket.
34:32Rocket goes up.
34:35Yeah, I just saw the rocket body fall over here.
34:37Mm-hmm.
34:38Now, let's watch this from the perspective of Metaframe.
34:42And this will be playing back like a time lapse.
34:46So that's the drone going up.
34:48That we see.
34:49Yeah.
34:51Then that big flash is our rocket motor burning.
34:54But then notice this light right here.
34:57Whoa.
34:58What is that?
34:59That's crazy, dude.
35:01The timing of this feature in the video record with what happened to that cord.
35:08Yeah.
35:09It really raises questions for me.
35:11That's a good point, Eric.
35:13You may have caught whatever caused the rocket to tear itself apart.
35:21You may have caught whatever caused the rocket to tear itself apart.
35:26Yeah.
35:26Yeah.
35:29I can't believe it.
35:30This enhanced video from our experiment at the triangle clearly showed a bright or black object appearing right next to
35:38the rocket we launched.
35:39And just moments before its parachute cord was cut, it didn't look like the blob.
35:44So what was this UAP that suddenly appeared inside the bubble?
35:49Well, Pete, this is a good time to throw to you.
35:51I'll let you put your data on the screen.
35:53Perfect.
35:53I want to show you the drone footage first.
35:56Okay.
35:58You got my attention.
35:59Is this the launch where the chute cord got broken?
36:03This is the exact same rocket launch.
36:06So let's watch for it.
36:13And then I held on the smoke.
36:15That's our region of interest right there.
36:17You know?
36:23What was that?
36:24What caused that shake?
36:27Yeah.
36:27What was that shake?
36:28I haven't seen that before.
36:30Just thinking about that broken chalk cord and that big bright object that we saw in the sky would correlate
36:36really close to that shake.
36:39Could be.
36:40What on earth made your drone shake like that, Pete?
36:45I don't know what caused this rope to break or what hit Pete's drone.
36:50But I do find it interesting that at the same time Eric caught something in the sky, there's definitely something
36:56interesting in the airspace here above the triangle.
36:59And why?
37:00This mystery only continues to get bigger and bigger.
37:04So the next piece, I want to show you the terrestrial laser scanning.
37:10One of the objectives of this experiment was to figure out if the blob was connected to the bubble in
37:16some way.
37:16So we were all hoping to see if it might show up in Pete's scans.
37:21I want to show you one scan in particular.
37:27Oh, I can see the striations already.
37:29Mm-hmm.
37:30Now, as we go up.
37:33Now look, right there.
37:36See the concentric rings?
37:37Yep.
37:39We might have the bubble in view.
37:42Again.
37:45Is there any way to know exactly the elevation of that?
37:48You want to take a guess?
37:51610 meters.
37:52Yes, sir.
37:56I was excited because 610 meters translates to about 2,000 feet, which is the exact radius of the bubble.
38:04But what caused it to appear?
38:06Did our experiment to trigger the blob actually trigger the bubble to appear instead?
38:10I want to take it?
38:11I want to take us to some of the other records that we got.
38:14I want to get your eyes on the big screen here.
38:17Let's look at the thermal video.
38:19We captured something else, too.
38:21The thermal camera was framed for the blob, but you can see we have the mesa in the background.
38:26You can see the ridge line.
38:28I'm just going to play through at the normal rate.
38:34Whoa!
38:35What in the world is that?
38:38We have this cold zone above the mesa.
38:40The darker the color, the colder it is.
38:43So this area is extremely cold compared to the surroundings.
38:48Whoa!
38:49What is that?
38:49Even when somebody walked in front of it.
38:51But it's still out there.
38:53That's interesting.
38:53So it means it's out there, not up here.
38:56Yep.
38:56You see Thomas on the cherry picker moving around over here, and it's still there.
39:06And it disappears as quickly as it appears.
39:09Did it show up any other time during the night?
39:12Okay, I'm going to take us forward just a few minutes.
39:16Oh, that's almost the exact same shape.
39:19It looks almost the same with a dark spot dead center and the same kind of rectangular-like boundary.
39:24Yeah.
39:24We saw that very definitive, you know, black cold spot above the mesa.
39:30We had no idea what this cold spot was.
39:33But what struck me was it's in the same direction where I got the 1.2 gigahertz signal.
39:38So is this cold spot the source?
39:40And could it be connected to whatever's buried inside the mesa?
39:44Or is it something to do with the bubble?
39:48Guys, this has been one hell of a day to review.
39:51You know, the more we keep studying this triangle area, the more we keep coming up with these crazy results.
39:56But this has really been one to remember.
39:58Absolutely.
39:59Yeah, we've got a lot of work to do and I say we get to it.
40:02All right.
40:02All right.
40:03Good stuff.
40:07Much of our work this year will focus on this bubble and all the phenomena that we're not just witnessing,
40:13but experiencing in the center of the bubble, like the blob, to determine who or what those sources are.
40:22We're just getting started.
40:24And it's already looking like this could be our craziest year yet.
40:28There's more UAPs, more strange signals.
40:31Then there's these ceramics.
40:33Just more evidence that there's something beyond explanation buried inside the mesa.
40:38We're going to find out what these things are and how they're all connected.
40:44Skinwalker Ranch is the most renowned hotspot for all things paranormal and high strangeness.
40:51The team is more motivated than ever to get answers.
40:55Because what we're dealing with here is unprecedented.
41:00I'm prepared to accept whatever the truth is.
41:05Look at this. Something hit the rocket right there.
41:08What is that like?
41:09Something was in the sky.
41:11We want to go down until we hit whatever it is that's buried here in the mesa.
41:15We just broke a hose?
41:16Yep.
41:17You're hitting metal.
41:18There is something metallic buried in the mesa.
41:21Wow.
41:22Hey, we just saw something flying.
41:24Got a light right there.
41:25Look at it right there.
41:26That's a UFO.
41:27Looks like it's following the helicopter.
41:29Hey, Cameron, there's something tracking you.
41:32Look at the heat coming out of the homestead.
41:34We need to get to the bottom of what's going on at Homestead 2.
41:38Something moving around right here.
41:39Yeah, Thomas, I've got a light source in Homestead 2.
41:43I've never had stuff go haywire like this before.
41:47I want out of here.
41:48Turn the lasers on!
41:49Dead nation!
41:51No!
41:52Get in the vehicle!
41:53Hands up!
41:54We want to get inside!
41:56What the hell did we just witness?
41:58What the hell did we just witness?
41:58What the hell did we just witness?
41:58What an we're doing to the world that was broken down?!
42:02You
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