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All right, Sam, we're just over top of you now

at 1,000 feet.

He's way behind the lidar truck.

I don't know, something's going on.

You should have been able to see that.

My goodness.

Wow.

Nothing should be frickin' flying up here.

It's crazy.

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.

I can't wait to see that drill rod

poking up out of the mesa.

I bet it was a lot easier when Cameron

just flew y'all up here in the helicopter.

It was quite nice, actually.

- Hey, look at that. - Yeah.

I can't believe this thing is finally out the top.

This has been the strangest

and most revealing year ever

for our team on Skinwalker Ranch.

We still have a ton of questions

about all the phenomena that we've documented out here.

But last night,

during a high-tech ranch-wide experiment...

Whoa. Check that out.

The crew from Mark Construction

was finally able to finish the first step

of an operation that we've struggled with

for the last several months.

Travis, we have broken through.

And that was to drill an eight-inch borehole

all the way up through the rocky mesa

where ground-penetrating radar

has detected a huge, possibly metallic dome-shaped object

that's surrounded by a debris field

of smaller anomalies.

How far is it from here to down there?

From the drill, it's 675 feet.

Dadgum. Wow.

Once we have that hole cased,

we'll be able to study the hell out of that question.

We'll drop beacons down there, radio transmitters,

gamma ray sources,

everything we can think of, we're gonna put in that hole.

This drilling operation has been plagued

with bizarre equipment failures,

so it was a huge relief to finally get this hole done.

But now it needs to be reamed... or widened...

several more inches, and then cased.

After that, Erik and I can insert some scanning devices

to hopefully identify

what these things truly are.

Whatever's inside that mesa may be critical

to figuring out the mystery of this place.

This is a 600-foot shaft now

that we can see through this mesa.

Can't wait to do that, but it's gonna

start snowing before long, Erik.

Talk to us about options.

Um, what we can do is,

we can pull everything out,

come back when it's summer, and we get

right back to that hole.

What do you do to make sure

it doesn't collapse

or the weather doesn't fill it in?

As good as the hole is, and as many times

that we've been in and out of it,

I-I promise you I'll get back in that hole

when you guys want us back.

While it's looking like

time's not gonna allow us

to do much more on this hole this year,

we've at least got it drilled,

and Alex is very confident

that this hole will stay intact, and that,

next year, when we kick our investigation off,

they can come back and, using the same hole,

they can begin to bore it bigger.

I'm super excited to get back to this spot.

We're gonna get a lot of equipment down there

and we're really gonna start to figure out

what's lying in this very hard to reach spot

in the mesa at Skinwalker Ranch.

I... You know, I'm so anxious

to get some instruments down into this hole,

trace it all the way back to the origin.

It looks like we'll be coming back to this.

You ready for that?

We'll fight as long as we have to

for you guys.

We came here to do it,

and I'll be damned if we don't finish it, so...

All right.

We're gonna get there.

This is awesome, guys. Thank you.

Next summer,

we're gonna get to the bottom of this.

Amen to that.

All right, everyone.

Welcome back.

It's good to have our core team

back together and joined by Brad Crispin,

Ryan Graves,

Jay Stratton.

I'm anxious to see the data and get your eyes

on what we've recently discovered.

A few days after we halted our operations

for the year on the ranch,

we gathered in Salt Lake City

to meet with ranch owner Brandon Fugal

and review all of our latest developments.

And joining us were retired U.S. Intelligence official

Jay Stratton, who helped oversee

Robert Bigelow's ranch investigation

more than a decade ago,

as well as retired Navy pilot turned UAP whistleblower

Ryan Graves and his business partner Brad Crispin.

They now study the UAP phenomenon in the private sector

with their organization called Americans for Safe Aerospace.

These are historic times.

As we all know, Skinwalker Ranch

has become ground zero

for not only studying the phenomena,

but really the world's attention on these topics.

Right. Having worked this topic

so long for the U.S. government,

I think the ranch

and civilian research into the topic

is going to break through.

It's opening up so many minds.

We're moving beyond the stigma to actual study.

- Yes. - People don't like

to have their paradigm

completely turned upside down, but it's time.

And I think this most recent experiment

is arguably the most comprehensive

scientific experiment of its kind

at our own Skinwalker Ranch.

I'd like to turn the time over to Erik to provide an overview

and the data relative

to this most recent dramatic experiment that has taken place.

Well, I think you put it well. I mean,

the experiments that we've done

throughout this entire summer have been ambitious.

Now, speaking to the most recent experiment,

of course, in scope and scale.

We're doing things in the sky above the ranch.

We're doing things on the ground.

We have a tremendous amount of data

coming out of lidar surveys.

With this experiment, we deployed

four different, lidars running

all at one time.

So, we really covered the entire ranch with this experiment.

We've gathered so much evidence

these past few years that suggests

the UAPs, strange energy signals

and other phenomena we've detected on the ranch

are caused by things we can't necessarily see

with the naked eye.

So, a few days ago,

during our final experiment of the year...

we had a mobile infrared lidar vehicle

scanning back and forth across the entire property

while Cameron Fugal flew his helicopter above it

equipped with night vision technology

and specialty cameras.

We had Kaleb Bench

stationed in the east field

with a handheld lidar SLAM scanner...

Drone going up, Pete.

While Jim Royston of OmniTeq

flew his lidar drone back and forth

from the triangle to the mesa.

And finally, technologist Pete Kelsey

was scanning near the triangle

with a terrestrial laser scanner.

Can't wait to see that post-processed.

Earlier this year, using the same device,

he detected a massive, cone-shaped anomaly

that stretched from Homestead Two

over to the east field

and was centered right above the triangle

nearly 2,000 feet high.

So, we couldn't wait to see the processed data

from these scans and find out if any of them

would reveal what causes all the phenomena

we keep seeing on Skinwalker Ranch.

I know that Pete Kelsey is anxious to share

the findings, from those lidar surveys.

We've got him on video call.

I'd like to bring him up and have him share with us

what he's found in his, post-processing of the data.

Hello, Pete.

Hey, guys.

Thanks for jumping on with us.

But we're all in suspense.

Sure.

We'll go to

the terrestrial laser scanning first.

I don't think you're gonna be disappointed.

And I'll just cut right to the chase.

We've got data out to the northeast.

And it's probably gonna look really familiar.

Yeah.

Pete, I can see that there's structure

all around.

You can see lines off in the distance

that go all the way around the triangle.

So, Pete, do those lines appear

looking straight up?

Travis, this is looking straight up

from that terrestrial laser scan.

My goodness.

So...

what we're seeing now

is the same data that we got from the data set

prior to this that suggests

there's an invisible cone

surrounding the triangle that the lidar is perceiving.

Correct.

Wow.

Yes, and now we've

seen it twice.

Wow.

That... I mean, that's key.

A lot like,

some invisible barrier.

- Or field. - Yeah.

Some type of... maybe a force field over the ranch.

So, what in the world are we seeing here?

Earlier this year...

when we first detected the huge cone,

a laser beam that was projected straight up from the triangle

was stopped by something that we couldn't see

2,000 feet in the air.

You really don't see that unless it's hitting

some sort of mass.

The same exact height of the cone.

So, Brandon's suggestion of it being

some kind of force field isn't crazy.

But since we don't have that technology,

then what the hell could it be?

It really makes me wonder

are we a part of an experiment?

You know, from someone or something?

Yes, it does.

That's a good question.

All right. What else you got, Pete?

So,

this is the first look at the mobile lidar

SUV that scanned

back and forth from the east field.

It's well over 100 gigabytes of data.

I have not had as much time

as I would like to go through all this data.

But I want to show you a few interesting things.

Can you see this yellow and red point cloud?

- Yes. - Yes, we can.

Okay, so,

see these right here in the sky?

Yup.

Yeah!

That's looking back toward the photogrammetry anomaly

that we saw two years ago.

Exactly.

Once again, to the northeast,

to the east field,

there's data that

frankly shouldn't be there.

Wow.

- Yes. - Yeah!

That's looking back toward the photogrammetry anomaly.

Exactly.

There's data that, frankly, shouldn't be there.

How about that.

So, now we're getting data

from multiple sensors

and witness, experiments.

That's right.

Wow.

We really hoped that our final experiment of the year

would get us more data on the wild phenomena we've seen.

And, man, did it ever.

Using multiple lidar scanners,

we not only detected more evidence

of a 2,000-foot-high,

cone-shaped anomaly covering a huge area

in the center of Skinwalker Ranch,

but our mobile lidar vehicle also captured images

of something in the east field,

right in the area where a 300-foot-tall,

column-shaped spire was detected by Pete Kelsey in 2021.

So, was it the same thing?

If so, what the heck could it be?

So...

there is potentially some correlation

with some data that we're seeing at the same time.

- From your lidar drone? - Yup. Same area.

- Erik has a bunch of the data. - Yeah.

What you're looking at here on the screen

is some data that was collected in real time

using a GPS tracking unit,

as Jim was flying his lidar-enabled drone

through a pattern

that we sometimes refer to as the "in-and-out pattern."

Based on that video footage

that we saw last year from the helicopter,

where it appeared that something went into the mesa over here,

and came out of the mesa over in this area.

One of the most insane events

that our team has documented was in 2022.

A camera on the helicopter captured images of a UAP

flying into the mesa in the east field,

and then out the other side a couple seconds later

as it continued right toward the triangle.

Since then, Jim Royston has flown his lidar drone along

that so-called "in-and-out path" numerous times,

and repeatedly experienced strange voids

in his aerial GPS data,

just like the drone was momentarily disappearing.

We've retraced that pathway as best we can

without, obviously, flying through the mesa itself.

But, through that airspace at an altitude

of about 300 feet above ground level.

And what you see here,

there's this gap in the data right here.

- Down by the "in" point? - Yes.

So, it happened again the other night?

Exactly.

And I think what's important is the repeatability.

Because this wasn't one case you're looking at.

Multiple times, as we come through that area,

we lose the GPS.

And probably 40 flights over the whole summer

- that we did. - At least, right?

Yes, we have. These are... these are 40

instrumented drone flights where, at the very least,

we have a GPS sensor that goes silent.

And the interesting thing, I think,

- the best way... - Is to overlay 'em, right?

Yup. Wait till you see this.

I have a few of those drone flights illustrated here.

And look at the pattern that emerges.

Stunning.

Here's a wonderful example

where we see repeatability.

You know, what we're seeing here

are repeated interruptions in data.

The biggest of which is over at the "in" point.

Yeah, and that's very close

to the anomaly area that we saw in the lidar data.

- Right. - Yeah.

Wow.

The mobile lidar data

which captured possible new evidence

of the 300-foot-tall column-shaped anomaly

was right in line with the so-called in-and-out path

the UAP took through the mesa.

So, could the column we previously detected

in the east field be

what has also been blocking the GPS sensor

on Jim Royston's drone during all those flights?

You know, again and again,

we keep seeing things right over there

where he's showing us these anomalous points.

At drone-ageddon,

we had drones falling out of the sky right there at that point.

- Right there. - And-and rockets disappearing.

Here we go.

Two weeks ago, we launched

illuminated drone swarms in order

to simultaneously probe the airspace above the triangle

and the east field.

And just after a UAP appeared above the mesa...

Whoa!

It's raining drones over here!

All hell broke loose...

Holy mackerel.

We got drones dropping like crazy.

As hundreds of the drones at both locations

just started falling out of the sky.

My God.

It was like

something on the ranch had taken control of them.

And then, right after we launched a rocket

to see if we could hit whatever it was up there,

the rocket disappeared for a split second.

Could the column-shaped anomaly be what blocked our view

of the rocket and caused all the chaos during the experiment?

And could it also be connected to all the GPS voids

we've repeatedly detected?

I think we might be getting close to figuring this out.

I mean, given the environment that we're in,

you know, whatever it is we're seeing,

it seems unnatural.

- Yup. - Yeah, well,

hopefully, there's a lot more to come, because,

as I say, we're just at the tip of the iceberg

of diving into all this mobile lidar data.

So, more to come.

Well, Pete, you know, already, I'm sure you can tell

from the discussion around the table,

as usual, you've given us a lot to think about.

Um, dare I ask

if you found anything else anomalous

in those scans that were performed on your lidar systems?

Yes, we have.

And this time,

in the east field, as a result from

the SLAM scanner, which Kaleb was running. So,

have a look at this.

Why are there data points underneath the surface?

Exactly. That is impossible.

Lidar can't see through the ground.

The lidar system we're using

is infrared light technology

designed to produce a 3D image of the environment,

as well as things

that aren't necessarily visible to the naked eye.

But it's not supposed to be able to see through the ground.

And like Pete said,

this is the second time we've seen this happen.

Earlier this year,

he detected a mysterious ring of data

directly below the triangle,

which lined up perfectly

with two different ring-shaped anomalies

that Jim Royston previously detected on the ground

and in the air above the triangle.

Taken together,

those anomalies resembled the physical structure

of what scientists have theorized

a traversable wormhole or portal might look like.

Now, we don't know if that's what could be at the triangle.

But it made me really curious

to see the rest of the data Pete captured in the east field.

I have one other view of it I can show you.

Right there.

Okay? Now, we've seen that before,

but what's unique about this one

is that the anomalous data

that's underground corresponds to anomalous data in the sky.

It has utterly astonished me.

I don't know what to make of it.

That is amazing.

I mean, the textbook definition of anomalous.

Wow.

Is this a sphere?

It just has utterly astonished me.

I don't know what to make of it.

That's amazing.

I mean, look how far underground that is.

And notice how

the returns in the sky correspond

in a circular shape

to the returns underground.

I mean, this is nuts.

So, what you're saying

here is we have sort of a donut

above the ground and below the ground of odd data points.

Yes.

Just like what we found

at the triangle.

We've been trying

to figure out how the triangle and the east field

on Skinwalker Ranch might be connected,

based on a lot of the phenomena

we've seen between those two locations.

And this experiment may have revealed a major clue.

Using Pete Kelsey's handheld SLAM scanner lidar device,

Kaleb detected ring-shaped anomalies

both below and above ground in the east field.

And this is exactly what we've detected at the triangle.

Are these, in fact, two separate anomalies?

Or could it be something that moves around

within the massive, cone-shaped phenomena that we've detected

and encompasses both locations?

The more of this stuff I see, the less I understand it.

Wow.

Well, and how would that be connected to the UFOs?

To the unidentified aerial phenomena

that we've captured on camera,

and seen, even with our own eyes?

Is there some type of interstellar

portal or some other

- phenomena happening? - Well, if there's

a "doorway" there, a portal,

a wormhole, whatever you want,

it's got to be designed in a way that's

not destroying everything around us, clearly,

so it's more advanced than

the physics we have right now.

But in order to make the doorway transition into

normal space, you would have bends in space and time.

And we did measure a time anomaly

above the triangle

- with Lunasonde last year. - Yeah.

Yeah.

Go for launch.

- Off it goes. - In 2022,

a company called Lunasonde conducted a radar scan

using a weather ballon more than 10,000 feet

above the triangle, and got stunning results.

Really.

For data like this, that's huge.

Exactly.

According to scientists such as Albert Einstein,

portal-like phenomena would not only resemble

the ring-like anomalies we've detected on the ranch,

but could also create instantaneous shifts in time.

So, could something like a portal or wormhole

explain the cone and the ring-like anomalies?

Is that why we've detected voids in our GPS scans?

And could that explain how a UAP could fly

through a mesa that is composed of solid rock?

I don't know,

but this is all incredible data.

This is frontier science discovery.

Wow.

So, we have so much data,

it's going to be weeks and months

of analyzing this data, Erik.

Yeah. You better believe

I'm going to dive into this.

You know, with Pete's help, I think we're going to

be able to peel back these very different

layers that we're seeing.

You know, the above ground, the below ground, and I'm sure

we'll be coming back to the table to talk about

more results like this.

Yep, I agree.

Well, Pete, I can't thank you enough, as usual.

You've blown all of our minds.

I look forward to connecting again.

Thanks for spending some time with us here in the meeting.

Yeah, likewise. Thank you, guys.

- Thanks, Pete. - Thanks again, Pete.

Bye, Pete.

Well, certainly, guys,

a key component of the experiment,

this large-scale experiment that we did

was, the work that we did with

the helicopter flight,

so this is following your flight

- directly above the triangle. - Yeah.

This is actually night vision goggle footage.

This is my perspective flying over the ranch at night.

This is interesting.

So, I'm going to play this through

at its, normal speed.

There was something. What was that?

What did we just see?

Yeah, something came through

the screen, that's for sure.

What flew by here was not a bird,

and it was also at

5,000 feet AGL, which there's not

anything up there in the middle of the night flying.

It's not going to be a bug or a bird.

No.

I have to freeze it

and play it through with frame advance

because it is so fast.

And it's only there for a split second.

Okay.

As I'm looking at this thing,

you know, it's really hard to make out

any kind of structure.

If I had to guess what the shape of

this thing was...

- Maybe spherical? - A sphere. Yeah.

And it's at the same altitude

that we were at last year

when you reported seeing those other objects.

That's right.

In 2022, Cameron flew Brandon, Kaleb

and Erik nearly a mile high

to collect data above the triangle, and through his

night vision goggles, Cameron saw several UAPs

similar to the ones he saw the other night.

So, what in the world are these things?

Where do they come from,

and then, where do they go?

I've been pouring over video footage

from those cameras that were mounted

directly under the helicopter.

Yeah.

So, one of those cameras, as you know,

was pointed directly straight down the ground.

We've got one clip in particular

I think you guys are going to find interesting,

coming from the bottom of

- the helicopter camera. - Okay.

- Um... - Want me to bring that up?

Yeah.

There's something that happens here near center screen.

Yeah. Right there.

Can you adjust the contrast on that area?

I-I can, that's a good idea.

So, to give you a reference of where we're at here,

you can see the triangle

on the right-hand side of the screen.

- Yeah, you can see the river. - Yeah.

You see the river snaking across there?

Exactly.

And watch what happens.

What the hell?

There's a light

right in the middle of the river...

- Wow. - Ouch.

Another place where we've seen

a ton of crazy things.

What?

Yeah, what is that?

Right in the river. I mean, that's so bizarre.

I'll increase the magnification.

That's a good idea.

What could that be?

During our ranch-wide experiment a few nights ago,

just as Cameron Fugal saw

several orb-like UAPs about 5,000 feet

above the triangle from inside of his helicopter,

a camera mounted to the bottom of the chopper

caught video of a strange light in Dry Gulch Creek,

which runs through the south field of Skinwalker Ranch.

And not just anywhere in the river, but,

I think that this spot in the river

has special significance based on our excursion down the river.

That's where we had the dead zone in the equipment,

- and-and... all of that. - That's right.

Remember the Russian olive?

- The tree, yeah. - It's not too far from there

that, you know, I have to keep going back to

one of the strangest things that we've found,

that wolf creature that was described as

a possibility of an ancient dire wolf or something like that.

That's not very far around the bend from there.

No, it's not.

Over the last couple of years,

we've seen a number of strange things in the south field,

including the mutilated carcasses of deer,

a post with very odd charring on it

and even an image of a silver orb-like UAP.

So, earlier this year, we put GPS devices in a kayak

and walked it down Dry Gulch Creek

to see what else we might find in that area.

According to the GPS, you're at

5,000 feet underground.

That's crazy, man.

It was worth it, because we not only collected GPS data

that showed the kayak appearing to go

thousands of feet underground...

Look at this tree right here.

But we also discovered

a Russian olive tree

with burns that were very similar to those

we found on the nearby post.

- What is that? - What is it?

And strangest of all,

we discovered a dead animal with huge fangs...

It looks like it is a young dire wolf.

That according to biologist Ben Woodruff,

might have been a dire wolf,

a predator that scientists believe went extinct

more than 10,000 years ago.

So, could the glowing light we saw during this experiment

be related to all of those things?

Maybe I'm wrong, but it looks like, from my angle,

- that it actually leaves the river. - Yeah.

So, anyways, that was the main one

that I wanted to point out, is this one.

- Wow. - Yes.

I mean, we've been talking about

how challenging it is to observe

what's happening on the ranch,

so if I could pick one spot

that was the hardest to try to understand,

- it would be at the mesa. - Yeah,

and that's where we saw a lot of crazy things this summer.

While we were struggling this year to

get the borehole drilled up through the mesa,

a really crazy string of events happened.

All right, guys. The 1.6,

measured by the Kraken, is coming from

- Homestead Two. - I'm going.

It started when Erik detected

a radio frequency signal at 1.6 gigahertz

on his antenna system that was

coming from Homestead Two.

Yeah, it's coming from this direction.

Now, because we've detected these signals many times

and suspect they could be some form of communication,

Kaleb, Dragon and I rushed over there to investigate.

It is coming from straight overhead.

When we got to the homestead, my antenna

detected the signal coming from somewhere up in the sky,

so we launched a rocket to see if it would make contact

with something that we couldn't see.

- Great launch. - It went straight up like normal,

but as it descended, it suddenly froze mid-air

for several seconds.

Almost looked like it stopped right there for a second.

It looks like it's stuck there. Look!

Yeah.

Hey, guys, you see that?

And then, later, a calf

in the nearby field

suddenly became really sick,

and its eyes turned white,

which is a symptom of being exposed to

a high level of microwave radiation.

So, could it possibly be that whatever's in the mesa

could be the culprit?

Could be what's causing all these different things

around the ranch, and it's just

a manifestation of it

somehow or other?

The GPR data looks like something

came down at a very fast rate

and it crashes into the mesa,

creating a debris field.

Was it an asteroid, a, you know, meteorite,

a comet, an alien space craft?

I don't know, but man, it sure is, suggestive that

something like that occurred.

How else did that stuff get inside the mesa?

So, gentlemen, with all of this resource

committed to delving into the mesa,

what are the next steps, what are the priority items,

as we move forward with this mesa

that is aggravating?

So, gentlemen,

as far as we've come,

there's so much that has yet to be accomplished.

What are the next steps to really get the answers

with this mesa?

We now have a 600-foot-plus

drill hole going right up the side of this anomaly.

A large portion of that hole was drilled

through a very hard substance.

And so, that's not going to cave in,

that's not gonna collapse.

Now...

what that means is, you know,

when we come back to this, Alex

is certain that they can go right up that same hole,

and enlarge that hole and get us

to that 18-inch size

that we originally were going after.

We've got to get instruments into that borehole.

Erik, you know there's so many sensors we can put

- through a hole that size. - Yeah.

Now that we have the first borehole

drilled all the way through the mesa,

we can't wait to widen it next year

to a foot and a half in diameter.

This will allow us to insert technology

like ground-penetrating radar or tomography devices

that could give us a closer and more defined image

of the dome-shaped and smaller anomalies buried inside there.

We can insert gamma ray and other kinds of scanners

to see if these objects are emitting things like radiation.

Once we know more about what we're dealing with,

then we can properly and safely figure out how to uncover them.

You know, we have a-a partial volumetric model

right now of whatever that anomaly is.

Maybe if we can get in there now in that borehole,

we can more completely image this thing

that we've been talking about as a possible dome.

- Yeah. - Or more,

or more completely image what you've described

as a possible debris field.

Well, we have quite,

quite a task ahead of us.

When I talk about the work that we're doing,

you know, whether it's a given experiment or,

or the-the investigation as a whole,

the data payload is enormous.

From data we get patterns.

From patterns, we begin to get understanding.

And so I just want to show you the data

that we've collected in the form of GPS locations.

I'm going to walk you down through the work

of just this summer.

Watch this.

So we have the in-and-out,

experiments that we initially ran.

We had rocket launches.

- Wow. - Yes.

This year, every time we conducted helicopter

experiments...

launched rockets...

Holy crap, look at that thing go!

Or flew drones,

Erik would attach GPS devices to them

in order to collect data on their flight paths.

And incredibly, during nearly every experiment,

the GPS data would show anomalies

such as missing data or voids...

flight paths that were wildly different

from what we saw with our own eyes...

What in the hell is going on?

And even crazy GPS data

that ended up underground or inside the mesa.

We had the dual helicopter experiment.

There was the-the Dry Gulch Creek exploration.

- Yes. - We had the-the pits plane.

You recall Kendra came over and flew over

the ranch and of course with that you were flying, Cameron,

as you have been for so many of these experiments.

Okay, so what you're looking at...

- Wow. - What you're seeing here,

represents but a fraction

of the actual data collected.

- My goodness. - Wow.

That's incredible.

- That's pretty amazing. - That's a lot.

Let me back away from this to give you some perspective

on scope and scale.

So as Erik added more and more GPS data

from all of our experiments this year to his computer model,

it was clear that a very complex pattern

of mysterious errors kept appearing,

but what is it that causes that to happen?

A-As you can see, it's almost impossible

- to-to navigate through this. - It's too much for...

a single small group of humans

to go through and find all of the possible

trends and connections.

We have more data than you could possibly

imagine about this place.

It's going to require an artificial intelligence

and machine-learning algorithm

to go through this and find trends.

There's no telling what nuggets are in there.

Yep.

In order to really

manage all the data,

we'll use what we call our Athena engine,

which is our AI platform.

And then with Athena, we can really look at

what are those patterns?

Did things change just a little?

Did things change a lot?

Well, and you're gonna be using

so many different scientific platforms.

Multi-physics sensor platforms that

in many cases have never been...

deployed in an environment like this.

And they're gonna be collecting enormous amount of data.

- Yeah. - We'll have seven fixed boxes

out there that have multi sensors in each,

five to six sensors in each one of those boxes.

You know, we'll probably get, it's over a terabyte a day.

No human mind is going to get around

a terabyte of data a day

without the assistance of an AI or some other tool set.

We're constantly seeking out and using

cutting-edge technology to investigate Skinwalker Ranch,

like the AI system called Athena

that Jim Royston and Sam Deriso of OmniTeq

are installing on the property.

This will help us to better detect phenomena

when they happen and, just maybe,

finally identify exactly what they are.

Turning the algorithms on,

that's the next step.

This is a big effort, the next step.

- Who knows what we'll find? - Yeah.

I feel like we're just on the cusp

of the greatest discoveries.

Ever, not just with respect

to Skinwalker Ranch, but on the planet.

I mean, this is the new frontier

that we're embarking on here

with these experiments with this research,

and I think it's gonna be interesting to see

what this coming year may end up revealing.

With that, I really want to express my appreciation

for the experts that have joined our effort this past year.

Would love to hear your thoughts.

And also see if you're willing to come back.

Even after seeing some things

that probably left you a little disturbed.

Um, you know, Brad and I,

I think, are-are confident that we would like

to come back next year and be able to share data.

I'd like to learn more about what you're seeing.

And I would like to, you know, follow that up with some

of the other sensors that you're using to correlate this data.

Well, I'd love to see not only your data

but a collaborative approach to understanding the nature

of the UAP aspect

that continues to be

a presence here at Skinwalker Ranch.

Jay, you're a veteran.

You've been at this for a very long time.

You came to the ranch before I had

acquired the property and were

involved with the prior investigation and research.

What do you suggest as we move forward?

The ranch has been a part of my life longer than everybody here

except for Thomas, 'cause he grew up next to it.

With that, I-I really feel like I'm connected to the ranch.

I really think it's trying to communicate.

- And we're trying to understand it. - Wow.

And if I can come up with new ways

to facilitate communication and understand

what's going on out here, so...

I really appreciate everyone coming together.

The sacrifice you've made.

This has been a grueling

series of months, I know

it has been taxing.

It has been fraught with danger.

There's been some real hazards involved

with this activity, and I really want to express

my deep appreciation for all of you.

And I hope that we can continue to move forward.

Love to pull everyone back together and let's

take this to another level and let's make history.

This is the new frontier.

Yeah, this is.

Well, thank you, everyone.

Let's conclude and, onward.

No mercy.

Ever since I was a kid,

I've wanted to know if we're alone in the universe.

I've wanted to understand the strange encounters

and UFO sightings

that people across the world have reported.

Maybe the truth behind these kinds of mysteries and much more

is waiting to be revealed right here on Skinwalker Ranch.

And I can't wait to get back to work with this amazing team,

and hopefully we're finally gonna get

some answers and figure it out.

The more data that we get in our experiments,

the more I'm starting to think that all these places

on the ranch are somehow connected.

Whether it's the east canyons and the triangle,

the triangle and south side of the ranch,

Homestead Two.

There's no limits or bounds as to where we're gonna search next

and trying to find answers to the anomalous things

that are happening here at Skinwalker Ranch.

Initially the question concerning

the ranch was, "What if?"

Today the question is, "What now?"

I think that as we add new capabilities,

new instruments, and the artificial intelligence

machine-learning platforms,

we will better understand this phenomenology

with which we are engaging here on the ranch.

I'm sure that new ideas are gonna emerge

and this is gonna continue to be a compelling problem set

for years to come.

As we conclude this historic year

of experiments and research,

we're left with so much to go back and explore.

We have more documentation than ever

proving the reality of the phenomena.

We are on the cusp of discovering

the secret of Skinwalker Ranch.

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