The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch

We've got a clear anomaly

right outside the aircraft.

There's something in the sky above the rocket.

Yeah, look at that. No way.

-That's only 30 feet above us. -Oh, my God.

Yeah, they're going-- oh, they're going-- running

-into each other! Well, that one just hit.

Right about that 31-foot mark.

It looked like the border went off

as the rocket was flying through it.

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 know some of these guys.

-Hey, there. -Bring it in right here, man.

How you doing? Haven't seen you in forever, man.

Appreciate you guys coming out.

We got a lot of stuff planned for this evening.

We've seen more phenomena this year

than ever before all across Skinwalker Ranch.

Best way to describe what we're gonna do tonight

is a multiphysics experiment over the triangle.

One place that we now believe

could be a possible source for a lot of those anomalies

is a spot in the middle of the property

that we call the triangle.

-Do you see this? -Oh! Yeah!

Wow!

It's moving way too fast

for it to be a satellite.

We've not only seen UAPs above it

that suddenly vanished into thin air...

And gone. That's insane.

...but during a recent radar balloon experiment...

These are huge anomalies.

You now have actual data telling us

there's a quarter of a second time anomaly over the ranch.

Mm-hmm.

Are we seeing evidence of a portal?

...at an altitude of about 10,000 feet,

we actually recorded multiple time shifts

of a quarter of a second

that, according to Einstein's theory of general relativity,

could be evidence of a gravitational effect

on time itself that would be seen

around things like black holes or even traversable wormholes.

Nobody's ever measured any anomaly

like that on the planet.

Exactly.

But the craziest thing we've witnessed

happened two months ago,

when something that looked like a cloudy blob

caused a rocket to explode above the triangle

just 31 feet in air.

There is literally something--

We may be looking at the anomaly for the first time, guys.

So, to figure out just what the heck the blob is,

we invited pyrotechnic expert Nathan Whitehead,

along with my friend Cameron Prince,

an electromechanical engineer,

to help us poke the spot 31 feet above the triangle

harder than ever before.

So, tell us a little bit about what you brought,

and all that kind of stuff.

What I brought with me is a-a flamethrower.

We're gonna shoot out 110, 120 feet of fire.

Wow.

Wow. So how hot, uh, is this gonna be burning

When-when, uh, when the flame's being projected?

Yeah, it's almost 2,000 degrees.

-Wow. -Yeah, so it's-it's pretty hot.

Cameron, did you bring, uh, a Tesla coil?

Oh, you know me. I got the lightning.

All right, good.

I've got two different cameras with different things

that we can do with those to see what kind of anomalies

-that we can catch. -Yeah, and there will be plenty of heat and light,

-uh, for your cameras to be illuminated at night. -Yeah.

-Plenty. David, you brought

several different cameras, right?

-Mm-hmm. -For-for infrared

-and thermal imaging, right? -Right.

Well, I know that Thomas

and our fire marshal Don Mitchell

are down in the triangle setting up everything otherwise.

Well, hey, look, we're burning daylight.

-Yeah, I'm excited to show y'all. -Awesome.

Once the sun goes down,

using mechanical lifts, we'll raise Cameron Prince

to that spot where he'll use a handheld Tesla coil

to project more than 600 volts of electricity through it

to see if that causes the phenomenon to appear.

Yeah, check this out, guys.

And if that doesn't work, Nathan Whitehead will also

be lifted to the 31-foot zone, so he can literally fire

2,000-degree flames through that anomaly.

We're gonna shoot about 110 feet with this thing.

Oh, boy.

All right, everybody follow me out.

Let's be honest about this.

Almost every experiment that we have performed to date

out here at the triangle has produced

some kind of exceptional, even anomalous result.

With this experiment, we are hopeful

and even optimistic that we'll have the opportunity to see

the anomaly over the triangle as has never been seen before.

Oh, here we are.

All right.

You guys got a lot of it already set up.

Yeah, we're halfway there.

For tonight's experiment,

Burdette Anderson will be recording

with his high-speed cameras,

which take 5,000 frames per second.

And technologist David Mason

will also be filming the experiment

with his high-resolution thermal FLIR cameras

that can visualize anything with an anomalous

heat signature that the naked eye can't see.

Everybody start getting set up, do whatever you got to do.

If anything affects the shape of the flames

or if the blob itself

appears again from the electricity stimulation,

hopefully tonight, we'll finally be able

to figure out what in the world it really is.

All right, great, I think we got this station set up.

Yeah, looks good.

You ready over there, Travis?

Yeah, man, I am.

Even though we were eager to see

what would happen when the Tesla gun

and the flamethrower were used at the triangle,

in all of our previous experiments there,

we've had great success stimulating phenomena

to occur by launching rockets.

So to be consistent,

Erik and I decided that's the best way to start tonight.

Burdette,

-are you set up? I'm ready to go,

I'm ready to trigger when you guys are ready

to fire that rocket.

After all,

that's what we believe originally triggered the blob

to appear at the 31-foot level earlier this year.

What we're planning to do now-- certainly, if there's something

at 30, 40 feet above the center of the triangle,

-we're gonna get its attention. -Let's go do it.

-All right, Dragon, let's go get it set up. All right.

During this observational exercise,

we will be monitoring any response that we get

from the anomaly using our standard kit,

including the spectrum analyzers,

our TriField meters, of course. We also have

our GPS loggers that allow us to determine

whether anything unusual

may be happening with space-time itself.

Of course we'll be watching from the ground.

All right, let's do it.

I don't know what's going to happen.

I don't think anyone does.

Cameras ready!

-Burdette, you good? -Good.

You guys ready to roll?

-We're ready to roll. David, you good?

We're ready.

Three, two, one.

-Did you get that, Burdette? Oh, yeah.

Hey, guys, you should take a look at this.

-You're gonna want to see this. -Yeah?

Look at that.

There is our 31-foot mark.

Takes a distinct turn right into it, and, like, around it.

That's right where it exploded last time.

Exactly right there, it exploded.

How about that? At the exact same height.

And then, as soon as we get up at about 75, 80 feet,

it starts going straight again, right there.

It's crazy.

-Did you see that? -Yeah.

We do not have a good explanation for this.

That-that defies rocket science.

That is not what that was supposed to do.

You know, seeing this makes me want

to get that Tesla coil up there,

because if there's something there...

-Yeah. -...uh, who knows what we'll see.

Let's do it. Let's get on with it.

After the bizarre diversion

of the rocket's trajectory,

we immediately wanted to get Cameron Prince

lifted to the 31-foot-level so he could shoot electricity