The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch

That we can't explain, we need to know what's there.

Absolutely.

We are going to try to stimulate phenomena above the triangle,

all through the anomalous zone.

Those two hit! Holy cow, look at that.

From the moment they launch the rockets,

you can see all of them come up.

We're looking at something formation flying.

That thing took a major detour.

We are about to launch the big rocket.

My goodness!

Hey, anybody got the rocket?

You seeing anything?

It's gone.

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Is anybody seeing the rocket?

I'm looking.

Where... anybody got the rocket?

Are you seeing anything?

Did anybody ever see the chute pop?

I didn't hear a pop. I didn't see anything.

It's gone.

If it was lawn darted,

we'd have probably heard that thing thud big-time.

Yeah.

During our last and most ambitious

experiment of the year,

one of the strangest things we've ever witnessed

on skin walker ranch just occurred.

You guys, why don't we go under the tent?

I think the sky elements guys are coming over to join us.

Sounds great.

A high-powered rocket,

capable of reaching a speed of 800 miles per hour

and an altitude of 10,000 feet

seems to have just vanished after we launched it

up through the anomalous zone above the triangle.

Who knows what happened to that rocket?

Who knows where it went, I mean it went out of sight

and I never heard it come down.

- Nope. - I don't know what happened to it.

So, we're talking about 10,000 feet or higher?

- Yeah. - Yeah.

Probably right over 10,000 feet

- at mach 1.5. - Okay.

So you broke the sound barrier.

Broke the sound barrier.

- That's awesome. - Wow.

What's most incredible about this

is that 10,000 feet above the triangle

is right where a radar balloon scan

that we conducted earlier this year

detected a shift in time of a quarter of a second.

Go for launch.

Off it goes.

We lost a quarter second of time.

Really? For data like this, a quarter of a second is huge!

And believe it or not,

that actually offers evidence

of what many scientists, including Albert Einstein,

have believed would be a side effect

of a nearby traversable wormhole.

Could that be what we really just discovered

high above skin walker ranch?

The rockets were acting way more erratic than I was expecting.

I mean, corkscrewing...

Yeah.

You know, just something we normally never see.

- Yeah. - And then the fact that you couldn't

launch them all at once,

and all of a sudden you can launch them all at once.

It-it... none of this, it just doesn't jive.

Well, how you guys doing?

Tell us about, in the first flight,

it looked like he had about three or four drones

that seemed to fail.

And then the second one, there was ten.

- Is that typical? - No, not at all.

We've never had them fail that early.

- Really? - Never.

That's absolutely unheard of.

Wow.

So just think about it, we have just conducted

the most ambitious, most complex,

really the largest scale collection of experiments

that we've ever done here so far.

And, you know, as you've mentioned, we've probably

got about a terabyte of data to look through.

That's not an exaggeration.

Erik, I can't wait for us to download that

and play back through it, frame by frame.

Yeah. I'm anxious to go collect those trackers.

Retrieve those from the drones, and then I'm ready

to break it down, go take a look at the data.

Yeah, I-I think so. I think it's time for us to pack it up.

Yeah. I'm ready.

All right. Great work, everybody.

Thank you very much.

After Erik spent several days

reviewing the massive amounts of data we collected

during our final experiment,

Brandon fugal asked the team

to meet at his offices in salt lake city for a briefing

and to discuss everything else we documented this year.

It's great to be back with everyone,

thank you for coming together.

I, appreciate governor Herbert

joining us for this historic briefing.

We were joined not only by

former governor of Utah Gary Herbert,

but also Jim royston, the ceo of omniteq

and former executive director

of the international space station laboratory,

as well as Jay Stratton,

who worked with Robert Bigelow to investigate the ranch

in the early 2000s and...

Was a career defense intelligence senior leader

who was my boss when I took part

in the federal government's uap task force

between 2019 and 2022.

I think it's important

that we dive right into the material

and the findings, from the recent months

of investigation and research, which has been

more groundbreaking and historic than ever before.

As principal investigator since the beginning,

Erik, would you, mind taking us through

some of the observations?

Yeah, so what I have to show you

are data hot off the presses.

This is something we've just done,

one of our biggest, if not the biggest experiment

that we've ever performed on the ranch.

This was done at the triangle and involves powerful lasers,

many rockets being launched and we added the element

of hundreds of drones

being flown at the same time in formation.

And I have the-the GPS positions

of some of those drones represented here

in the colors that you see on the screen here in the model.

So, what you see, um,

are the raw data from those trackers

and what may jump out at you immediately

is that there are some anomalies.

Okay.

Those are the yellow points that you see

that appear to go beneath the ground.

Wow!

Whoa. That's insane.

This was only one of many experiments

where we've seen GPS trackers above ground

somehow appear to go deep under the surface.

I think we are right at about the spot

where we started to feel the fear.

In fact, earlier this year,

Jay Stratton toured hot spots with us

where he, himself, experienced strange phenomena

more than a decade ago.

And the GPS tracker we had on our vehicle

collected data that went more than 1,000 feet underground.

I have no idea what could possibly cause that.

Now, during this drone experiment,

- we were also collecting thermal imaging. - Yeah.

We had the flir camera set up looking

at a portion of the mesa and at a swath of the sky,

and there are in fact some things that show up

in that footage that really catch my attention.

Yeah.

I-I do want to share one of the rocket launches

in the thermal footage.

Okay.

- So here we see the rockets have launched. - Nice.

This was a simultaneous launch of a pair of rockets.

Yeah, that's awesome.

So, besides the rocket launch itself,

you may notice that there are things showing up

in-in the thermal that we did not see with our eyes.

So, I'd like to show you this in a different representation.

Here we have a relief.

It gives it a three-dimensional quality.

And some of the features show up a little more clearly

when we look at them this way.

- Whoa. - Wow, look at that.

Yeah, you can clearly see the object.

Are you seeing it move across?

I see it.

I mean, you see it when it appears.

So I'm going to take us back just a little in the timeline.

That object is clearly there but it didn't fly in.