05x01 - What's Up?

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[wind whistling]

TRAVIS:
I'm Dr. Travis Taylor,

and I've spent
nearly four decades working

as a scientist
for the federal government,

and also in the private
sector, trying to understand

the nature of our universe and

to answer a
question that so many

across the world have
contemplated for centuries.

Are we alone?

And for the past five years,

I've been a part of a
team investigating a place

that is infamous for
UAP or UFO sightings,

mysterious animal mutilations

and even incredible reports
of interdimensional portals.

It's known as Skinwalker Ranch.

- This just changed directions!
- ERIK: Wow.

- Did that go right behind the mesa?
- There's more.

TRAVIS: During
our investigation...

It came right out of the mesa!

We've obtained
shocking evidence...

Whoa! We got
something on the FLIR.

- ERIK: Wow. I think that may be formation flying.
- Really?

Of not only those phenomena...

That's a nuts-and-bolts
aircraft, and it was flying.

But much, much more.

Erik, are you doing
something at 1.6?

I'm not broadcasting.

TRAVIS: That's a communication
signal or something.

So, now, as I rejoin the team

to launch the most
ambitious phase

of our investigation yet,

I wonder just what we'll
find next at Skinwalker Ranch

and what answers
might be revealed

about the true
nature of our universe.

NARRATOR: There is
a ranch in Northern Utah.

It is considered the epicenter

of the strangest and most
disturbing phenomena on Earth:

animal mutilations,

bizarre UFO sightings

and unusual energies that
have proven harmful to humans.

For 20 years, the
federal government

tried to find
answers and failed.

Now a new team of
dedicated scientists,

researchers and
experts has taken over.

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

The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch.

CAMERON: Skinwalker
Ranch command center,

this is Cameron with Brandon
inbound in the helicopter.

We'll be landing here shortly.

BRYANT: We got
eyes on you. Copy you.

Command center
awaiting your arrival.

CAMERON: Excellent.
Thanks, Dragon.

BRANDON: I'm really,
really anxious to get to work.

It'll be great to set down

and to kick off this next
phase of the investigation.

You know, I think
about everything

that's been accomplished so far,

and every time we push
the ranch, it pushes back.

And we get more
and more information

and more and more data,
and strangeness, quite frankly.

Yeah. Well, if last year's
results are any indication

of what we may see
here in the future,

I think we're in for
some exciting times.

BRANDON: What drives us
this year is a quest for answers.

So, I think it's important

as we pull together the
agenda to be addressing

what is a constantly changing
set of variables and problems.

Also, who are we
going to be engaging?

And what kind of equipment
are we going to be deploying

in service to
getting the answers?

- Well, Jim.
- Hey, Brandon.

- Nice to see you.
- Anthropologist.

ERIK: We're enthusiastic to
get back to work, of course,

but I sense the lingering
and sobering effect

of all that we found last year
and of what it might mean.

Let's jump in.

ERIK: But there are some things

that we want to try that have

not been on the table until now.

BRANDON: It's good
to be back together.

This last year's
investigation and research

yielded, as we all
know, historic results.

So I think we all know

how important this is, and

- the world is watching.
- Absolutely.

BRANDON: As we know, bringing

third-party experts in
collaboration with us has

really helped bring, I
think, greater insight

and better focus
to these efforts.

So, I'm really excited
to have Jim Royston

and the team at OmniTeq

joining us full-time as
a technology partner

and has helped us instrument
the property like never before.

ROYSTON: Yeah, absolutely.

You know, we're just
glad to be part of it.

Our goal was to really
look at Erik's vision

for having a distributed
array of instruments

that are at all these unique
locations within this property.

- Um, I'm excited to see what it yields.
- BRYANT: Yeah.

ERIK: Well, you know,

no shortage of anomalies
out here at the ranch.

So, you know, we've got

a lot of planned activities, um,

some of them based in the
work that we did the last time

we were all together.
Looking at the triangle,

the east field,
east canyon area,

Homestead Two,

- and of course, the mesa...
- Great.

Where we've talked
about the possibility

that we're going to do some
exploratory drilling so that

we can look around inside
better than we have before.

But, you know, to date
we're still just beginning

to get our heads around
what we might be running into.

TRAVIS: Whoa! Whoa,
whoa, whoa, whoa!

Middle of the day, an orb like
that showing up? That's crazy.

TRAVIS: Last year, we
documented more phenomena

than ever before all
across Skinwalker Ranch.

Whoa. What was that
purple light over there?

TRAVIS: Look at that.

What is that?

But one of the most
perplexing mysteries

is something we first
encountered two years ago.

A 400-foot-long,
dome-shaped object

that's proven to be impenetrable

during two different
drilling operations.

But we did recover
small metallic fragments

in the spoils that,
believe it or not,

are made of similar
materials to what NASA uses

to protect the surface
of our own spacecraft.

So, what could this thing be?

This year, we
intend to find out.

So, the anomaly in the mesa...

I think that's something
we got to find a way

to examine in much more detail.

- Yeah.
- THOMAS: We've now gone at it a couple times

with a smaller scale drill.

We definitely need to get in
there with something bigger.

We're trying to game-plan of how

we could find a way to safely

get more data on what possibly
could be inside the mesa.

And I have to say how
dangerous of an operation this is.

ERIK: Yeah. Even
in recent weeks,

we've observed that that

mesa face has become
even more unstable.

THOMAS: Well, then, you
know, unfortunately, as we went

into late fall last
year, we had yet

another cow just drop
straight down and, uh, and died.

- Wow.
- Just right down here

under this large tree
here in the corner.

It literally looked like

she walked over
there and just dropped.

Do you have pictures
of this cow, Erik?

I've got them here,
actually, 'cause I knew

- this was going to come up.
- I would love to see that.

ERIK: So if you'll
turn your attention

to the center portion,

you'll see that black mass here

that is, in fact, the cow,
just beneath the tree.

What was really fascinating
to me was the way

that the legs were
tucked up under the cow.

It was as if she came
straight down on 'em.

TRAVIS: Well, you know,
the other cow passed away

probably 50 meters from
where you're talking about.

- Right?
- Mm-hmm. Yeah.

Maybe there's something
about that part of the field.

Yup.

BRANDON: So,
plotting the course ahead,

establishing the agenda,
what do you have planned?

Well, given that the center
of all of our experiments,

at least in the sky, has
been right over the triangle,

it only stands to reason,
we got to follow up on that.

The triangle is an epicenter

of high activity,
high strangeness.

TRAVIS: There's no
place on Skinwalker Ranch

where we've documented more
phenomena... from energy spikes

and GPS anomalies to
UAPS... than at the triangle.

TRAVIS: Oh, we
got a malfunction.

Everybody watch out!

Last year, we were
literally blown away...

Check this out. Got a reflection
or something right there.

TRAVIS: There's something
in the sky above the rocket.

When we captured high-speed
footage of a mysterious blob

that may have caused a rocket
to explode just 31 feet in the air.

And later on, Jim Royston
and the OmniTeq team

helped us obtain infrared
lidar images of a perfect circle

surrounding a black void right
in the middle of the triangle.

There was a really
interesting image

from the Hubble in


the Event Horizon telescope
in '22, and what it shows...

- Erik, if you have that, would you bring that up?
- Yeah.

TRAVIS: Uh, those are
pictures of a black hole,

and if you look...

ERIK: Wow.

TRAVIS: Those look almost
just like the lidar ring that we saw

around whatever the heck
the anomaly is at the triangle.

- Wow.
- TRAVIS: And so,

this is even more exciting to me

in that, if it were
a black hole,

it would've ripped
the Earth apart

and k*lled everybody.

And since that didn't
happen, it's something else.

But it's something else
that creates a phenomena

- very similar to a black hole.
- ROYSTON: Absolutely.

We're really close to
learning how to detect

what it actually is.

BRANDON: Yeah, so,
I'm excited to kick off

the most aggressive
experiment to date.

ERIK: Yeah, this is unlike any
experiment we've done before.

- Yeah.
- ERIK: Today, we're going to have,

uh, sky-ops, meaning
we're going to have

- two helicopters involved.
- That's correct.

And we are also going
to have ground ops.

We're going to be observing
things down at the triangle.

Monitoring this experiment

involving sending
signals back and forth

between the two aircraft,

as well as down to the ground.

- Speaking of which...
- I think I hear him.

BRANDON: Right on cue.

CAMERON: He'll be
landing in just a moment.

ERIK: Once he gets on the
ground, we'll go and take a look

at mounting points
and get set up

and get our equipment installed

and get ready for
the experiment.

CAMERON: It's the first
time we've put two aircraft up

circling over the anomaly.

- I'm excited to see what it yields.
- BRANDON: Yeah.

What an extraordinary way

to kick off this next
phase of research.

TRAVIS: With this
first experiment,

Erik and I hope to
finally get answers

about what the blob

and the bizarre ring and void

that we documented
last year could actually be.

Could they really be related

to some kind of
traversable wormhole?

And if so, does that
explain all the energy spikes,

UAPs we've seen
appear and disappear,

and all the other
crazy phenomena

that keeps happening
at the triangle?

BRANDON: The next few
hours are gonna be interesting.

CAMERON: Gentlemen, I'd like
to introduce you to Brock Wilson,

- with Wasatch Helicopters.
- BROCK: Hey. Nice to meet you.

- BROCK: Good to meet you guys.
- Hey, Brock. I'm Bryant.

TRAVIS: To help us conduct
our first experiment of the year

at the triangle,

Cameron Fugal
arranged for his colleague

Brock Wilson to fly a second
helicopter out to the ranch.

Thanks for your help
and bringing your beautiful

- machine out.
- Thanks for having me.

I know we've spoken before
and talked a little bit about

the experiment that we
want to perform in the air

- over the triangle out there...
- Yes.

Broadcasting some signals

between the helicopters and,
also, down into the ground.

As Travis likes to
say, you'll be flying

a push-broom pattern
at various altitudes,

starting at low altitude
and going to high.

- How high up are we going?
- Five to six thousand feet

at the top end.

Okay.

- Great.
- THOMAS: Well, let's get these birds in the air.

- All right. Let's go to work.
- Let's do it.

TRAVIS: I will be in
chopper one with Brock,

and Erik will be in chopper
two with Thomas and Cameron.

And we're going to ascend
in a synchronized pattern

to identify the actual size of
the area above the triangle

that we call the
"anomalous zone."

I got a GPS tracker here

- that I want to tape to your skids.
- BROCK: Okay.

TRAVIS: This is where we've
documented many anomalies,

or strange occurrences,

like UAPs, bizarre radio
signals and GPS errors

between about 31 to


So, as we ascend
to various altitudes,

I'm going to transmit a 1.6
gigahertz frequency signal

over to Erik.

That's a signal we've
been detecting frequently

on the ranch during
many of our experiments.

And it's left us baffled

because that frequency
is reserved by the military

for tracking communications
between satellites

and the ground.

So it's got us questioning,

who's making those transmissions
on the ranch and why?

During the experiment,
if we see any breaks

in the 1.6 gigahertz signal

going between chopper
one and chopper two,

we're hoping that the
GPS devices we've attached

to the helicopters
will help us identify

just exactly where it happens.

And, also, if it's
one big anomaly

or something that's moving
around above the triangle.

TRAVIS: Now, while
we're in the choppers,

Jim Royston will
be on the ground

scanning the triangle
with his infrared lidar drone.

- ROYSTON: That looking good?
- KALEB: That looks good on the top.

TRAVIS: So if
there are any breaks

in the 1.6 gigahertz signal,

hopefully, Jim can
capture clear images

of what we're dealing with.

I'll have you hold onto that.

TRAVIS: And since
it's been an effective tool

in past experiments,
we're also planning

to launch rockets
to probe the area

and try and stimulate phenomena
to occur above the triangle.

CAMERON [over walkie]:
Think we're ready to roll here.

Yeah, you go ahead
and start it, buddy.

BRYANT: Looks like
they're about ready to go.

All right, five, four,

three, two, one.

Light up.

He's coming up.

BRANDON [over walkie]:
He's coming up, too.

BRYANT: Last year, we ended off

with so many crazy things,

so to be back here with the
guys to kick off this investigation,

I'm excited, and yet,
a little bit cautious

about what we might come across.

ROYSTON: We'll let 'em know
I'm gonna put the drone in the air.

Hey, helicopter, he's
about to launch his drone.

He's gonna stay
at about 60 feet.

BROCK: Yeah?

ERIK: I was watching very
closely for that 1.6 gigahertz signal

being broadcast from
Travis's RF signal generator

as we flew around,

and at one point, it disappears

for-for a rather extended period
of time, and then reappears.

I don't know what that is.

Okay.

Uh...

TRAVIS: It was odd when Erik
saw a break in the signal at 200 feet.

So when the signal
between the helicopters

was broken again as we
reached the 500-foot level,

it made us wonder if
there's one huge anomaly

causing the disruption,
or was it something

traveling upwards with us
from one altitude to the next?

BRYANT: So, they're basically

doing their push broom,
they're moving up about 200 feet

- at a time each pass.
- Right.

And then Cameron's tracking,
and it sounds like, a few times,

they've lost the signal.

- Right here.
- BRANDON: Really? It keeps blinking out?

ROYSTON: Getting a little
bit of a weird signal right there.

BRYANT: Like what?

I was starting to lose
GPS just right in this area.

- BRYANT: Interesting.
- Strange.

TRAVIS: It was strange
enough that we kept losing

the signal connection
between the helicopters

at each 200-foot
increment above the triangle.

But when the drone started
getting GPS interference,

that really suggested
that everybody's equipment

was being affected by
some kind of phenomenon,

and we needed to
keep going higher

to see if it would continue.

TRAVIS: When the two helicopters

reached 700 feet
above the triangle,

we finally saw
that a clear pattern

in the signal disruption
was indeed occurring.

Every time Cameron's
helicopter passed through

the northern region
of the anomalous zone,

the signal between the
choppers was broken.

So, that made me
think we should go up

a lot higher to see
what would happen next.

BROCK: Yeah.

Copy that.

We'll go ahead and
launch the rocket here.

TRAVIS: Once we got up to 3,000
feet, it was time to launch a rocket

to see if we could stimulate

whatever this
anomaly was to appear,

or at least see if we
could get some GPS data

to pinpoint its position.

BRYANT: Rocket's
going up in five,

four, three,

two, one.

The rocket's away.

- You see that GPS jump?
- Yep.

SAM: Looks like he, uh,

instantaneously
changed altitude.

KALEB: I don't
think Brock did that.

The GPS data is
showing the helicopter

making this big jump,

and what we're looking
for with these blue dots

is a consistent movement
across the screen.

So if there's anything
outside of a regular interval

between these dots, that's
some anomalous activity.

Uh, so, we have a pretty good...

- Yeah.
- GPS anomaly right there, I'd say.

CAMERON: I don't know
what's going on with that GPS,

but something is not right.

KALEB: Looks like we're
missing some data already.

BRYANT: So, we're
missing GPS points?

Is that what you're
saying, Kaleb?

KALEB: Yes.

SAM: Yeah, you are
missing a lot of data.

TRAVIS: Just as
we were conducting

our first new experiment

of the year on Skinwalker Ranch,

almost immediately

we encountered something very
strange high above the triangle.

BRANDON: Is this typical, to
see these kind of gaps in the data?

SAM: No.

TRAVIS: While I was
broadcasting the 1.6 gigahertz signal

from the helicopter

over to Erik's spectrum analyzer

in Cameron Fugal's helicopter,

something strange
consistently broke

our connection in
the northern region,

even as we kept climbing
higher and higher in altitude.

And then, right after Dragon
launched a rocket up through

the center of the
triangle, Cameron reported

that the helicopter's GPS system
immediately stopped working.

So, the question was,
were these things related

to the blob that we
saw here last year?

TRAVIS: My 1.6 gigahertz
signal stopped being blocked

once the helicopter
that Erik was in

left the north side
of the triangle.

So, we couldn't wait to
see what would happen

once he got repositioned
in that area 4,000 feet high.

So we've lost the signal.

TRAVIS: Once I figured out
that Erik was receiving my signal

when his chopper was on
the south side of the triangle,

but then was
blocked by something

whenever he reached
the north side...

All right.

I wanted to see

what would happen

when I broadcast a signal

from my generator on the ground

to Erik in chopper
two in the air.

BRYANT: Okay.

Okay.

Hey, Cameron,

can you get 300
feet above the triangle

and see if you can
pick up Travis' signal?

Go ahead and radio
up to them, Dragon.

Tell them I'm in position.

I am broadcasting.

Hey, Cameron,
Travis is in position and

he is broadcasting to 1.6.

Confirming if you can
see that signal or not.

- They're getting something?
- No, they're getting nothing.

They're getting
nothing right there?

Sam! They're not getting
anything right over us,

and we're broadcasting
from right here to there.

They've got


So, there's something
right there that's scattering it.

We couldn't see
anything in the air,

but there had to be
something that was

blocking our signals,
and that seemed to be

moving higher and higher
with us above the triangle.

Copy that. He'll stand here
and transmit till you're done.

TRAVIS: I didn't
know what to think, so,

I wanted to try one more thing

to make sure we weren't all
just going out of our minds.

Tell him to wait. Tell
him wait. Wait, wait, wait.

BRYANT: Wait. Hold on, Cameron.

TRAVIS: Tell him to stay where he is now...
- Okay.

And I'm going to walk
out in the middle of the field,

away from the triangle
with the transmitter,

see if they can get it.

So, Travis is going to walk
out to the south of the triangle

and have you pass over him

and see if you pick it up

away from the triangle.

Are they getting anything?

Are you guys picking
anything up from here?

- Yeah, he can see it now.
- He can see it here...

That's crazy.

So you were only about 300 feet

above the triangle and
couldn't pick it up, but now,

at 1,000 feet away,
you're picking it up.

That's interesting.

- BRANDON: So you've got your control.
- Yup.

This is a successful experiment.

TRAVIS: So, once I got out

far away from the triangle,

the signal connection
worked perfectly.

As scientists, this
is the kind of data

that really excites Erik and me
because it showed repeatedly

that something we couldn't
see was blocking the signal.

But now, we have a
lot of data to crunch

and video files to scrub
through to see if something

even more impressive

was captured today
above the triangle.

- What is going on above us?
- It was right here.

TRAVIS: It means there's
something right here,

about this spot,
between us and them

that's attenuating the signal,

or scattering it, or something.

That's fascinating.

- Good work.
- Perfect.

BRANDON: Amazing.
Amazing results.

Thanks, Cameron.

Thank you guys.
Thanks, everybody.

ERIK: So, I've got Jim Royston.

I got Brandon and
Cameron on video call.

Hey, Jim, Cameron, Brandon.

- Hello!
- How we doing, guys?

After our experiment
flying two helicopters

above the triangle,

Erik went back
through all the data

and video that we obtained.

So we couldn't wait to see else

he may have found
that we missed.

What I'm going to show
you is the live GPS data

that was wirelessly streamed
down during the flight.

This is from Brock's helicopter.

I've located the command
center, or the helipad here,

with a white feature

on this side of the screen.

KALEB: This was the first time
we've had something like this

during a major
experiment where we were

actively tracking the GPS
on a large object like this.

So, you know, the elephant in
the room here, of course, um...

- Where'd all the data go?
- ERIK: is... is...

Well, the gaps, exactly.

Clearly, we don't have a
fully continuous path here.

TRAVIS: We knew that
Cameron's GPS was malfunctioning,

or being blocked by something
during the experiment,

but seeing the gaps in Brock's
GPS data was really baffling.

According to our
tracking system,

Brock's helicopter
literally disappeared

and then reappeared.

So, what in the
world did that mean?

And, guys, I have to ask you,
are you seeing anything here

that I may have missed?

The only thing that really
caught my attention was,

you see this break
on one of their turns,

when they were heading up

into the anomaly further.

ERIK: You know, I
noticed this feature here.

TRAVIS: Oh, yeah. It drops
down a significant amount.

KALEB: You can actually
see it on this side right here.

TRAVIS: Yeah, big
break right there, isn't it?

Wow.

I don't think they did
that kind of maneuver.

Bizarre.

ERIK: This is a
very non-physical,

unrealistic type of a maneuver.

- It's a discontinuity.
- A discontinuity.

And aerospace vehicles
do not like discontinuities

in the trajectory.

It will rip the wings
and things off of them.

That's true.

The dramatic dip
between the GPS points

above the triangle was baffling.

Since we definitely didn't fly
straight down, it looked as if

we instantaneously jumped
from one location to another.

- I will say that this is what I recall happening.
- Mm-hmm.

Every time you guys were
on the south side of us,

you told me that you were
receiving a strong signal.

But when you would
move to the north side of us,

you could no longer receive

the transmitter signal.

- ERIK: Yes.
- And there's no reason

you shouldn't have been
picking up that signal.

- Yeah.
- Wow.

Do we have video
footage or anything

of what was happening that day?

Like from the cameras
on the helicopter?

ERIK: Yeah, we
have tons of clips.

So if we can get all of our eyes

on those clips, you know,
we might be able to come to

- a consensus about what we're looking at.
- Yeah.

TRAVIS: Where is this camera?

Is the helicopter sitting
still on the ground?

- CAMERON: Yeah.
- ERIK: Yes.

Looks like it's on the helipad.

ERIK: Okay. I'm going
to play this through at

the normal frame rate.

Stop me when you see it.

TRAVIS: What was that?

- There we go.
- Pause that thing.

TRAVIS: What is that?

That looks high up
there, whatever it is.

Are you guys seeing this?

- I see it clearly.
- Oh, yeah.

CAMERON: Crazy.

- Can you go frame at a time?
- Yeah, we sure can.

ERIK: Two, three, four, five.

- I can try going in a little tighter.
- Yeah.

I can't tell, but I think
it's changing shape.

- Can y'all...
- ERIK: That's the key question.

Is this thing changing
size or shape?

Do we see anything that would
say: a bird, insect, a drone?

It's really hard to say.

I don't think we have enough
data to ever say what it is.

Yeah.

Okay, uh, Brandon, guys.

I've got another clip
that I want to show you

from the skid of the
helicopter looking downward.

I'll just play it through,
tell me if you see...

- TRAVIS: This is Cameron's helicopter?
- ERIK: Yeah.

CAMERON: Oh. Right there.

Brandon was in the car
across the bottom, right?

- Yeah.
- Yeah.

- Back, back up, Erik.
- ERIK: Okay.

Okay, I'm just taking it
back one frame at a time.

BRYANT: There's a little white...

TRAVIS: Oh, whoa,
whoa! There it is.

BRYANT: white
stick right there.

ERIK: Right there, yeah.

TRAVIS: Leave, leave
it there, man, Erik.

I got to look at it
with my eyeballs.

ERIK: Do you see any
internal structure there?

TRAVIS: Well, so what you do see

are two lines in the
middle that are saturated,

meaning they're as
hot as they can be,

or as bright as they can be.

ERIK: So, what
does that tell you?

TRAVIS: Well, so it tells me

one of two things:

There are either
two structures to it

or it's two objects.

Wow.

TRAVIS: There are
either two structures to it,

or it's two objects.

Wow.

TRAVIS: We've seen all kinds
of UAPs in the last few years

above Skinwalker Ranch.

Some have looked
like orbs of light...

and some have actually
looked like they could be

nuts and bolts crafts.

But this one... or these two, if
they were separate objects...

Appeared to be physical crafts.

So...

what was this

and was it related to
all the signal disruptions

that we experienced
during the experiment?

They're offset like this,

- right?
- So we should see

if that persists
in the next frame.

TRAVIS: Yeah, that's
what I was gonna see.

Okay.

TRAVIS: Go a frame
back or forward.

ERIK: Forward.
Okay. There it is.

TRAVIS: Same thing, same thing.

- You ready to go one more?
- TRAVIS: Yeah.

ERIK: Okay, so
you've got it right there.

- Yeah.
- ERIK: Now forward,

- and here we are...
- Same...

Same thing. Same thing.

Do we have an estimation

on the size of the object?

Yeah, you can see that
that's about the same length

as the bed of the pickup truck.

ERIK: That's a great
scale comparison.

TRAVIS: So this is a
short bed, so that's about...

- Five and a half foot.
- TRAVIS: There you go, five and a half foot.

So what you got there
is a five-foot object

in the field of view
of this camera.

KALEB: Yeah.

ERIK: Have we seen anything

exactly like this before?

I don't have a memory
of seeing something like,

exactly like this one.

I don't think exactly, no.

ERIK: You know, a lot of
what we see is either spherical

or approximately
spherical or kind of fuzzy.

Uh, in this case, I just,

I don't think it
has a precedent.

I don't think we know
what these things are.

I'm not sure that
we can classify them.

But we're going to
just continue collecting

data of this kind every
time we go to altitude

and see if they form
some kind of pattern.

BRYANT: I mean,
it's interesting, given

the perspective of the camera
and how short the clip is.

I'm surprised to see it show up.

KALEB: Definitely interesting.

CAMERON: Yeah.

Brandon, Cameron, any questions,

or you ready to move on?

Yeah, let's see if we have any
other video footage of interest.

Okay, so let's take a
look at the next one.

So I have another clip that
I want to get your eyes on.

I'm gonna bring this up, guys.

- Are you seeing this?
- Yeah, absolutely.

Okay, good.

KALEB: Oh,
right there, I see it.

BRYANT: Oh, yeah.

TRAVIS: Is that something
walking on the ground?

That is really
slow-moving, by contrast

to the last thing that we saw.

Okay, I'm gonna
take it backwards.

And again, you know,

I'm looking for any kind
of structure on this thing.

Let's take a closer look.

TRAVIS: It's saturated.
Look how solid white it is.

ERIK: Fully white.

TRAVIS: So it's very
bright to this camera.

ERIK: There are some

apparent bright
objects that go flying

through the field of
view of the camera

right down there
at ground level,

and I find that fascinating,
but at this point,

it's really hard to classify
what we're seeing.

What interested me about this,

is that, unlike so
much of what we see,

this thing is not just zooming
through the field of view.

It seems like it's deliberately
moving through the field

- or just above it.
- Almost floating.

ERIK: Yeah, floating.

- That's a good way to put it.
- Yeah.

ERIK: Yeah, so it's definitely
approaching from the south.

- Now, did you see what happened there?
- [murmured agreements]

It got, it-it got to a
certain point where it,

it seemed to stop

and turns, and
turns for the west.

Now I'll back up.

TRAVIS: Play it
slowly, you know,

- so we can track it.
- ERIK: I'm go-I'm going back

so we can play into this.

♪ ♪

It stops and kind of swerves.

TRAVIS: Oh, Lord, have mercy,

that's on the ground.

BRYANT: It sure
looks like it, doesn't it?

TRAVIS: What in
the world is that?

It looks like the other UAP
that came out of the mesa.

Bingo.

Yeah.

ERIK: The luminous one.

- Yeah.
- TRAVIS: It looks real similar, doesn't it?

- ERIK: Yes.
- KALEB: Yeah.

TRAVIS: Last year...

we saw a very
similar-looking UAP

enter the mesa in the east field

and then emerge from the
mesa right near the triangle.

KALEB: This could
potentially be that same object

or one of those same objects

caught on the camera last year.

Wow.

That's amazing.

KALEB: This could
potentially be one

of the same objects caught
on the camera last year.

Wow.

Yeah.

TRAVIS: That's amazing.

And-and we've got three

separate videos here,

with very similar objects

and these all seem
saturated white,

right?

I find that really intriguing.

Yeah.

I think... to your
point, Travis...

That one looked to me

like it was putting off light

as opposed to just being a
color that is picking up in the lens.

I... And I agree.

And here's the thing...

While the first one is a
little bit more elongated,

there's still the same kind
of color, saturated white.

So we need to get

to the bottom of that.

We got to figure out

where are they going to and
where are they coming from?

Well, it sounds like, as usual,

we have more
unanswered questions.

We have a lot of data
to continue to sift through

and I think we have some
potentially compelling events

that we've captured on camera.

We just need to,

to simply draw some
hopefully correlating footage,

uh, or better insight
into identifying

what we are dealing with.

Yeah, I know this
was a lot to go through.

I appreciate so much attention

given to this data set.

So, how do you gentlemen
think we would, uh,

we would follow up on this?

We do everything we
can think of in these...

If we know there's some
sort of anomaly that repeated

in different locations,

then we need to
flood those locations

with instruments.

ERIK: Agreed.

I want to cover this entire
area spanning this fence line,

you know, going from just
to the west of the triangle

to the east of the triangle

and out at the
east field canyon.

- BRYANT: That's a great idea.
- Yeah. -ERIK: Yes.

And in the east
field by the canyon

is a good place to start.

I like the sounds of that.

BRANDON: And by
deploying the equipment,

the sensors, and the platforms

that Erik and OmniTeq
and Travis are, are leading

on the ranch, hopefully,
we'll get some answers.

- ERIK: We're on it.
- Yeah, let's do it.

- BRYANT: Okay.
- BRANDON: Very good.

Well, thank you so much.

- ERIK: Thanks, guys.
- Thank you, Brandon.

- Thank you.
- See you later.

TRAVIS: Well, uh, we
still got a lot of work to do.

ERIK: Yeah.

So one of the questions that's
coming to the surface for me

is whether we're dealing
with something that is

spoofing or somehow
distorting GPS readings.

When you think about
all the things in our world

that depend upon GPS,

this is actually
pretty dangerous.

We definitely need to
study this phenomenon

in greater depth as the
summer goes forward.

It is no longer a question

of whether the
phenomena is real.

It is now a question
of identifying

the origin, the agenda,

the nature of what
we are interacting with

and documenting
at Skinwalker Ranch.

In our very first
experiment of the year,

we've found more evidence

that there is something
above the triangle

that just may hold the
key to solving this mystery.

And we are determined
to do whatever it takes

to figure out exactly

what it is.