Why don't they just drop a couple sticks of dynamite down the bore holes and blow the face of the mesa off? I get it's not really archeological but I think they'd be forgiven if there was a damn UFO inside the mesa. They could settle this and we could all stop obsessively watching them fire rocket after rocket into the sky.

This new episode brought nothing to the table. More rockets, more “wow our drones aren’t working,” more of the same stuff. Am I the only one sick of this show feeling like it’s becoming a money grab?

She picked the exact right combination of events in Episode 1 so Congratulations! But you don’t win anything other than our reluctant respect 😜

Actually many of us came close, the only thing that didn’t happen was someone getting injured, thank goodness.

But the show pattern is so familiar now to regular viewers that many of us predicted almost everything!

Still, there were a few surprises - like that ceramics luminescence test - thousands of years old?! WTF!

Checked History channel (just a preview) and Prime (only has up to S6) but the new episode wasn’t on either.

Vote for your favorite! Multiple choice is allowed and no cheating (answering after you watch the show).

A. A UAP appears
B. Something malfunctions
C. A rocket is launched
D. Legit evidence of physics defying phenomena appears
E. An animal or person is impacted
F. Something unexpected is found

The winner who picks the right combination of answers will be announced tomorrow! lol

Hi All:

I’ve never seen the show before but my aunt is a huge fan. There is someone on TikTok pretending / claiming to be Travis S. Taylor. he only has ~500 followers but has convinced my aunt that he is the real deal. He has been messaging her and pressuring her to download Telegram and add him there. Does Travis have an official TikTok or Instagram account? Do you guys have any advice about how I can support my aunt? She was pretty excited that “Travis” had taken such an interest in her and is reluctant to believe this person isn't legit….

ETA: hey all! I showed my aunt the post on the official instagram account warning about scammers, and I think I got through to her. She was pretty disappointed because the scammer had her convinced that Travis S. Taylor was aware of her existence and appreciated her support 🥲 you guys seem like a great community and I plan on watching the premier(?) with her tonight.

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Back in the days of old, the only one who could openly tell the truth to the king and the assembled masses was the court jester.

Now if you want to discuss secrets you know or have caught wind of, you write fiction or more precisely Scifi.

If you are Travis Taylor and have access to some really cool information, do you write a Sci-fi book? Of course you do.

If this has you intrigued, look into his novels published by Bane Books. In particular:

1. Warp Speed. Published in 2004

2. The Quantum connection. Published in 2005

Also you may want to watch him as an expert in the Nat-Geo mini docuseries "When Aliens Attack" is a 2011 docu-fiction miniseries produced by National Geographic that explores hypothetical scenarios of an extraterrestrial invasion. The show consulted scientists, military strategists, and survival experts to war-game how humans might react to, and fight back against, an advanced alien

I watched the interview with Shawn Ryan and Branden Fugal. They discussed Travis’s position at the government UAP committee and he was doing that while working at Skinwalker Ranch without the team knowing. He did not tell them due to security clearance and taking an oath.

Question is what point in the show did the team learn Travis Taylor was also working for the US government?

So I’m watching an interview with Dan Farah and he says Jay Stratton said he has seen these crafts and non-human remains. Is it a coincidence that Stratton worked at Skinwalker Ranch for years with Bigelow and has now returned to “help” the team???

So what is he really doing out there?

Forgive me if this has already been asked and please delete. TIA.

TL;DR This 1-hour and 40 minute roundtable discussion features members of the Skinwalker Ranch scientific team as they reflect on their experiences, the nature of their ongoing investigation, and what viewers can expect in the upcoming Season 7.

Key Discussion Points:

• Initial Expectations vs. Reality: Each expert describes their initial skepticism before joining the project. They discuss the moment they realized they were dealing with genuine anomalies, ranging from equipment failure to witnessing unexplained phenomena (0:04:00 - 0:12:00).
• Collaborative Science: The team emphasizes the importance of cross-referencing data across different disciplines—archaeology, biology, and technology. They explain that when multiple sensors (like LiDAR, GPR, and biological monitoring) converge on the same data point, it validates the existence of an anomaly (0:18:17 - 0:20:00).
• The Mesa Mystery: A significant portion of the conversation revolves around the Mesa. The experts confirm they have identified non-geological anomalies there, which they continue to study (0:21:00 - 0:30:00, 0:38:11 - 0:40:35).
• Medical and Physiological Effects: The team touches upon persistent, unexplained medical issues experienced by cast and crew, noting that while shocking at first, these events often become "normalized" due to the frequency of activity on the ranch (0:47:57 - 0:50:00).
• Biological Anomalies: Ben Woodruff (biologist) discusses evidence of unusual wildlife behavior and cryptid activity, including findings related to jaguars in the area and a documented case of a peregrine falcon's GPS data appearing to move through the Mesa (0:52:30 - 0:56:00, 1:20:43 - 1:24:00).
• Scientific Humility: A recurring theme among the group is the "humility" required to work on the ranch. They acknowledge that they do not know the full "rules" of the phenomenon and remain dedicated to the scientific method, prioritizing the evidence over speculation (1:27:12 - 1:30:30).

Looking Ahead:

• Season 7 Premiere: The new season is set to premiere on May 19th. The team promises that the evidence presented in the new episodes continues to pile up, offering even more compelling data than before (1:28:11 - 1:30:30, 1:35:13).

In its finale, Sleeping Dog reveals Corbell’s lawyer is Michael Atkinson, former Inspector General of the Intelligence Community. Atkinson is the official who handled the whistleblower complaint that led to the first impeachment of Donald Trump. In his role, Atkinson had oversight responsibility for all 18 U.S. intelligence agencies.

I only just learned Beyond Skinwalker Ranch was cancelled. I actually liked it better than the original. Bummed. 😞

Proposed field test for “time anomaly” near carcass sites

Design a passive experiment with no electronics to test whether time (or entropy progression) is locally altered.

Place identical setups in three locations:
-carcass site
-nearby control (10–50 m)
-regional control (km-scale)

Each site contains multiple independent “passive clocks”:

-decomposition stage tracking (biology)
-chemical reaction strips (oxidation/pH/polymerization rates)
-diffusion gel (physics-only time marker)
-environmental film dosimeters (temp/UV/humidity)

Optionally include a sealed radioactive decay reference as a hard physics baseline.

After fixed time intervals, compare effective elapsed time inferred from each system.

Key test:
If a true time anomaly exists, all independent physical processes should scale together consistently at the test site compared to controls.

If only one system (e.g., biology or electronics) is affected, it’s environmental—not time distortion.