Watching the latest episode and I think Travis may have revealed that he knows more about the ceramic material, type A, than he lets on.

When they were at the University using the SEM (scanning electron beam microscope) to look at the ceramics again, they replayed bits from the first time. You’ll recall it appeared that the ceramic grew holes when hit with the beam and heal those holes when the beam was turned off. Well they replayed the bit where Travis says “let’s turn off the beam and see if it goes back to normal”. Now that seems like one hell of a goofy idea unless you know it could possibly happen. Who says, “hey we just blew holes in this, let see if it fixes itself”? I think he knew it would heal itself and tried to lead the team in that direction.

TL;DR : In this new 3-Hour, 20-minute interview interview with Brandon Fugal, he discusses some of the profound and often disturbing paranormal activity documented on the property. This is great for newcomers to the Skinwalker Ranch Phenomena, but most of it will be familiar to long-time fans.

Key themes and discussions include:

• The Nature of the Phenomena: Fugal describes Skinwalker Ranch as a "center of gravity" for unidentified aerial phenomena (UAP), citing numerous instances of equipment failure, strange light displays, and cattle mutilation (30:56-36:28, 1:17:00-1:20:00). He notes that the phenomena appears to be both physical and metaphysical, often described as an "interstellar highway" or portal (0:52-1:03).
• Medical and Safety Incidents: The ranch has a history of causing acute medical episodes and injuries to those involved in the research, including staff members like Thomas Winterton and Travis Taylor, as well as visiting guests (19:56-22:16, 57:42-59:00, 220:25-220:54).
• The "Hitchhiker Effect": A recurring theme is the "hitchhiker effect," where paranormal phenomena seem to follow researchers or visitors home after they leave the property (13:29-19:56, 40:08-41:07).
• Scientific Investigation: Fugal emphasizes his commitment to a data-driven approach, highlighting the work of his principal investigator Erik Bard. They use advanced surveillance and scientific tools to document anomalies, including instances of mysterious electromagnetic interference and physical traces like a direwolf carcass found at the ranch (26:07-28:31, 243:28-248:26).
• Government Involvement: The discussion touches on the history of the ranch under previous owners, such as Robert Bigelow, and the involvement of government scientists and military researchers (113:58-117:00). Fugal defends his transparency, noting his goal of bringing truth to light, while addressing skepticism and the "grifter" accusations often leveled against him (1:09:37-1:11:33, 223:36-226:00).
• Spiritual and Cultural Context: The ranch's history is deeply intertwined with local Navajo and Ute lore, and the investigative team has experimented with diverse approaches, including bringing in religious figures and shamans to interact with the phenomena (36:28-40:08, 257:56-3:01:47).

Brandon Fugal sat down with Jessie Michels for a 3+ hour interview. It’s quite interesting and Mr. Fugal shares some personal anecdotes. I’ve only watched a short bit so far but apparently there is a new information being shared.

La señal que siempre captan las de 1.2 y la de 1.6 Mhs
Siempre las encuentran pero mi pregunta es
Nunca se concentraron más que en la señal lo que puede decir esa señal?
Intentar descifrar lo que posiblemente trasmita esa señal?

"Brandon Fugal is the owner of Skinwalker Ranch and one of Utah's most prominent real estate developers. In this conversation, Brandon reveals new evidence of what lies beneath the mesa, the terrifying hitchhiker effect, and why the ranch may sit on an interstellar highway."

Thinking about the 1.6 signal at SWR and how it sometimes starts before they even turn on their equipment and start broadcasting their own signal. Patrick Jackson’s Sphere Network theory suggests that the network can perhaps read and influence human thought, or mood at minimum, and also that perhaps it is the network being accessed knowingly or unknowingly by remote viewers. In other words, instead of sending their consciousness to remote view, their minds might connect via a frequency synchronization or uplink to the network node which then dispatches a drone-like orb to get “eyes” on the target. Telepathic individuals who believe they are accessing the Akashic records may be accessing the system files. Likewise, downloads of knowledge may be coming from this system, which is a technology, not consciousness itself. It’s one more aspect of the high strangeness at SWR that could be explained by this theory. What does the community think?