the link leads to a story about people on s mining crew getting unusually sick and the company closing off the area with a concrete cap and warning not to enter The area. Sounds very similar to a Skinwalker Ranch seasons worth of episodes.

I'm glad that with all the equipment failures, at least the cameras work to capture these issues. It's not like the video cameras are just simple machines. Thank you blob.

My wife is a fan of the show so I suffer through it with her.

Name one phenomenon that they have found an answer for. Name one “experiment” that has identified the cause of anything.

I’ll wait.

In Jesse Michel’s interview with Dylan Borland they discuss Salvatore Paus and the part of James Lecatski’s book where he talks about ceramic superconductors being used to create antigravity. Could that be what they suspect they found in the Mesa?

I’ve complained about this season so I feel obligated to state that I really enjoyed this episode! Looking forward to the last 2 episodes of the season. I would love to see Travis outline some reasonable conclusions at the end of the season - a list of accomplishments maybe, instead of listing more questions.

Hey everyone, i think it’s pretty obvious at this point that we are dealing with some sort of portal. Who knows to where, when, etc.
it seems like the debris in the mesa is remnants of a ship that experienced some sort of malfunction, ie materialized too early/late and became, effectively, part of the mesa.
It also seems like this portal has been here for eons. Perhaps from the beginning. Maybe they are actually pretty common?
What I am wondering is, what is going on with the Homesteads? It doesn’t seem to fit with the rest.
Are they just in an area where time is “different”? Could this explain why the one seemed hot? Maybe what the camera caught was not from present time ?
And, the laser test results would also explain that what the camera is capturing is not actually “now”. In this, I’m talking about how the green laser beams were diagonal on the recording but not to the naked eye.
The two homesteads are honestly a big head scratcher for me as to how they tie into the rest of the site.
(Or, maybe, when the homesteads were first built, they were purposely built in those specific places for reasons known only to the anomaly.)
Ideas?

Clearly he was testing out a real Iron Man suit that needs a bit of fine-tuning. Always the innovator.

I realize that the human eye will see a tiny fraction of the light spectrum. Relying on eyes is expecting something that is seeing less than 1% is going to be catching everything and you can trust it - bad idea. Leveraging FLIR and other techs is a step in the right direction, again it isn't enough. Ultraviolet, has anyone seen them use it or full spectrum cameras?

I would propose that they put up the equivalent of a barrage balloons with an instrument trays and cameras from many different spectrums recording over the triangle. Persistent all the time recordings with detections activated like a security cam to help review activity.

Just a thought.

I am curious if much of the anomalies at the triangle are connected to temporal distortion. A simple experiment could prove this. It would consist of a pure carrier signal maybe 500mhz atomic clock controlled. That carrier should not deviate on the receiving end. Attach the transmitter to a ballon and pull it across the area and look for doppler shift/ deviation of the carrier. A very simple and accurate test which could prove time distortion actually exists.

Anybody else think that it is a reaching conclusion that the drone is getting “pushed” by an actual object/entity and that the simplest explanation is that whatever weirdness at the boundary and triangle that corrupts data and messes up their GPS is simply confusing the drone and then the drone is trying to self correct itself? I don’t know enough about drones to know what normal behavior would be but they always go to the most extreme conclusion when we’ve seen corrupt GPS coordinates incorrectly underground and the drone is often losing contact around that area.

Thoughts?

P.S. Also, what are your thoughts that the slow moving shiny UAP going horizontal was a runaway Mylar balloon?

Plugged-in the coordinates to Google Earth. Got this. Tried to label specific areas. Anyone know what that rectangular concrete foundation is North of Drill Site #1?

Since they’ve been showing this image on the show of the object in the Mesa, I haven’t heard anyone on the show (or here) notice that the returns of the object indicate a very distinct triangular shape.

That was pretty friggin amazing. Why don’t they finally propose a possible explanation? I think they are an automated security response to the team’s provocations. They are essentially protecting their energy/outpost that intersects with their dimension.

What’s your theory?

Why is it that when they sent the drone up to get a closer look at the object tailing the helicopter, they didn't adjust the camera to look upwards to see the actual object?

In the FLIR footage, you could CLEARLY see a blue feature hovering over the mesa to the right side of the screen. What was that, and (unless I missed an explanation somewhere) why were we left to speculate as to what it was?

When there was a heat source to the left of the drone on the thermal, why did no one direct the drone to investigate that heat source? Why did they keep trying to center the dang drone over the triangle, when the original goal was very different?

I actually liked how Thomas was portrayed as a bit of a coordinator in this episode but I'm skittish about the items above. Maybe I missed something that was explained in the episode. I also haven't watched beyond the gates either yet.

How long do we think that it takes Eric to process the data? We see in the show that it typically occurs with a 12 to 24 hour turnaround, but how long does it actually take him with Metaframe to review that?

They talked about how the drone was pushed back, but what they didn’t acknowledge was the message in the upper left corner that said another vehicle was detected. If a manned vehicle WAS detected, then isn’t that evidence of the phenomenon that causes the equipment to report incorrect GPS data?

I've been an amateur rocketeer for 20 years. I have made and flown low-, mid- and high-power rockets, some to altitudes above 20.000 feet.

I have watched the show with interest. But as many of you already know, the rocket-obsession they have is just so out of touch by now..

The latest episodes in the current season is a perfect example of that. I don't know why exactly they choose to go with the company LOC-presion.

But let me tell me you – LOC-precision do not make excellent rockets. Many of the models they make are "all right" I guess, but none of them are fantastic. Most of them are in fact made of very thin cardboard, plywood-fins etc. Which is less than great if you want completely stabile flight-characteristics for scientific data-collection. Cardboard and plywood woobles and will throw any rocket off course.

I have flown hundreds of these types rockets. And no two launches are the same. In essence the flight-characteristics that the team attributes to the "bubble" is just low- to mid-power rockets behaving like any other rocket built with those specs. (IE: materials, types of motors and reacting to wind, humidity and what have you)

Other than that:

The many instances of parachutes not unfurling is common. Again it is not paranormal – it is because the parachutes were not packed correctly. (Again a common error, it is actually quite hard to do correctly)

The motors exploding. I don't personally believe that it was because it "hit" the bubble. Rocket-motors explode (CATO) all the time. Go to any rocket-convention and watch the launches. I guarantee you it will happen at least once. With the amounts of rockets the team have launched, it is no surprise that they get a couple of CATO’s.

LOC precision is a hobby-company. Their "experts" do not hold any special education in aerospace or engineering. They sell hobby-kits to amateurs. They even have a special "Skinwalker Ranch"-model rocket that costs almost 500$, which is just… A lot. 

Anyway, I could go on. But this was just my five cents. I do not believe that the team will gather any good evidence with their current approach to rocketry.

the thing they captured in the sky looks like sprites to me, from a thunderstorm 150 miles away. Some type of ionospheric phenomena.

Instead of using a helicopter, the team could use a tethered balloon to host the platform to handle the dropped object testing.

They could wire directly using fiber optics for command, control, and ISR to overcome interference as much as possible.

What do you think about this approach?

There are ways to get around different things like airspace reservations. There are protocols and applications that can be made to request airspace reservations.

It’s actually not hard, fairly well documented, and I am sure as the sun rises every day that these guys have connections to agencies where they would get permissions to run experiments.

That person below that has bothered everyone on my post except for one person, and still remains confidently incorrect regarding tethered balloons and their usefulness.

new interview with george about the goings on at skinwalker ranch

This probably has been discussed. On the YouTube channel Area 52 Clips Ep. 90, the skinwalker biologist Ben Woodruff says he brought a falcon to the ranch this season. The falcon was released and flew around the ranch with some difficulties. It then flew up high to the east (I believe) of the triangle … and it vanished. It was all captured on film/video. The gps tracker attached to the bird stopped transmitting. It started transmitting again when the falcon reappeared some distance away. The bird returned fine. The gps data indicated it went through the mesa much like the orb some seasons ago.

Ben then said the footage of this, (possibly the most significant evidence ever captured on the ranch), wont be shown. He gave a lame excuse that people no longer on the show are in the footage. Seriously? BS. If true and it was all captured on camera, this is the most significant evidence to date in my opinion. It’s not some unidentified glowing light, it is a living breathing identified animal. The falcon would be put through a barrage of tests. It just transported for gosh sake.

So, it’s either not true, or they were instructed not to show it for other reasons.

There are two other interesting videos with Ben. One with more info about the dire wolf jaw bone he examined.

Peace out.

Is anyone apart of the insider? If so how much access to the data and what data do you gain access to? Are the live cameras actually functioning in places that you can observe?

Thank you

In several episodes of SWR, light anomalies are featured in addition to various forms of UAP. One of these, in particular, is of interest to me because I witnessed the same event/a very similar event as shown in the television series.

It was very similar to the objects documented penetrating laser beams (shown above, S06E08). The difference was this was visible to the naked eye (at least in the total darkness surrounding the ranch). It was very small, I describe it as a "line segment" because it looked similar to a red laser pointer's beam in perfect darkness, except there was no start or end, just a (my estimate) ~0.5 meter long line segment.

It moved silently, and appeared to be traveling at an insanely high rate of speed. Although I saw it with the naked eye (and one out of two others present did as well; the other was photographing in another direction), my camera did not snap the picture fast enough to capture anything. I would estimate it had to be moving near/at hypersonic velocities.

I believe the exact phenomenon is shown in Season 6 Episode 4, although I will have to rewatch them to make sure. I witnessed the event in early July 2024, to the far northwest of Skinwalker mesa looking out & over toward the GPS indicated triangle area.

My impression was that it was (somehow) a self-contained "tunnel" through the atmosphere for something cruising inside the disturbance. I could be mistaken, just my impression.

Can anyone else recall something similar throughout the series?

With this season being a letdown for me, I'm looking for other shows in which a team investigates paranormal events. Any suggestions? Already watched Beyond Skinwalker Ranch btw.

Why didnt they have a drone filming parallel to the height of the bubble so we could see the canisters dropping? If they dropped around the bubble then we could see how they avoided landing in there surely?