Invisible Force Field Uncovered in Utah Mesa!: The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch (S4)

We got the hole empty, so we’re ready to drill again. Yeah, Eric Thomas and I headed out to the Mesa where Aaron Blunt and his team from Straight Shot Drillers were about to continue another major investigation that we recently started.

Well, this drill, would it drill through steel reinforced concrete? Yes, it would. Yeah, we do it quite a few times.

Okay, we’re having Aaron drill from above the dome-shaped anomaly in the hopes that from this angle, he can penetrate it and reach the vertical object behind it to help us figure out what in this world they could be.

I have one more question: the beacon on the end of the drill, is it always on, or do you guys just turn it on when you’re looking to find it?

It’s always on while we’re drilling, and you’re at 33 megahertz?

Yeah.

Okay, so when we’re out drilling, we have a beacon that you’re running with the bit, and the locator will be up on top of the Mesa. So, it’ll send a signal up to the locator, and it’ll tell how deep it is, where it’s at, what direction it’s going, so we know where that bit is at all times.

Yeah, so you start drilling.

Okay, okay. All right, did you get that one working?

Yeah, I got them all working now.

During the drilling operation, we were using our Spectrum analyzer to detect various energy signals. That’s the beacon now. This included the drill beacon’s 33 megahertz signal, which we were monitoring for any changes that might suggest some kind of phenomena was affecting it.

Right now, we’re just about right here, right below your feet. The drill bit’s right here, yep. That’s where it’s at. He’s trying to work it down, but it’ll let him drill forward, but he’s not able to work it down as much as he’d like.

Okay, what causes that?

Um, just really tight ground or other objects pushing him in certain directions, so…

Okay, guys, you got a copy?

Go ahead, Thomas.

We hear you. I’m up here on top with Gavin. The drill bit is approximately 40 feet below where we’re standing right now. There’s something that’s been pushing the drill up.

If you remember last year, there was something pushing it down. So, he’s been trying to turn that drill and level it out, and it’s just pushing him up higher and higher, similar to what we experienced last year, just the other direction.

Maybe we’re on top of it instead of the bottom of it this time.

That could be.

So he’s hitting resistance right now. You can hear that drill’s hitting something hard.

Oh yeah.

What’s going on, Thomas?

After drilling more than 270 or 280 feet of going through sandstone like butter, the drill has encountered a hard object that it cannot penetrate.

Wow, well, if that’s the case, um, what I want to do is see if I can pick up that beacon.

Travis, you hear me?

Copy that, Eric. I got you. I’m looking for the beacon signal at 33 megahertz right now.

Copy that.

Let me go to that signal and see where it is.

All right, I think that’s him. Let’s see all that activity right there.

Oh, what is that?

Something’s going nuts there.

See a small peak in the middle. That’s the beacon from the drill bit.

Yeah, but these other three peaks on either side were not there until the drill bit hit whatever it can’t go through.

Hey, Travis.

Yeah, go ahead, Thomas.

We would like to do an experiment based on what you were seeing with that amplifying. We want to try something where the driller goes and pushes up against it and lets you see it, then backs off, and pushes up against it, and then backs off and lets you look at that and see what you see.

I like that experiment a lot. Let’s do it.

All righty, so what we’re going to have you do is…

Okay, and then come back into contact with whatever’s hidden.

He should be coming back into contact with it here right now.

Boys, suddenly got strong as crap.

Sure enough, when Aaron pulled his drill bit away from the obstruction in the Mesa, the 33 megahertz signal returned to normal frequency on the spectrum analyzer. But then, each time it made contact with whatever is inside there, the signal would be amplified again.

Look how strong it got.

Man, it just really started broadcasting. I have no idea what could be in there that would do that. There’s something in there, and we hit it, and the drill cannot punch through it. There is something in there.

Hey, you hear that? I think the sound is making.

Yeah.

Probably just hitting something really, really hard.

I don’t know if I’m getting through this, seeing we’re at 8,000 pounds of push. Hardly any rotation off of it, so either my bit’s broke up, or it’s just spinning on something smooth.

I’ve just been sitting here rotating on it.

No movement?

Nope, and he even put his augers down so he’d have more push, so he can’t push any harder.

Uh, not right now.

Nope, not without… I gotta tell Travis.

Oh my gosh.

Well, that’s exciting. It means there is something different in there, and it does match the GPR data, and we need to figure out how to get to it and see what it is precisely. We know we’re on track, and what we didn’t know from the GPR data was how far south and north it went. I think we just got our answer.

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And see what’s in there.

I agree with you. 8,000 pounds of push, and it wasn’t budging. That’s a lot of pressure. What could be hard enough to be pushing back on that? I don’t know.

Because we cut through everything all the way up to the top just fine.

I didn’t move even a little bit through it, so that’s the thing. What in the world is that?

Well, I want to see what’s in that pit, because you might have got some chips off of it. That would be nice to see what it is.

I think we should get this sucked out and go.

Yeah, and I’d like to see the end of the bit too, to see if it dulled it or what happened to it.

Once we were done drilling, we vacuumed all the spoils out of the pit where the drill bit entered the Mesa so they could be screened for possible clues of what this dome-shaped object could be.

Meanwhile, Aaron began retracting the drill bit so we could see what kind of damage it incurred after grinding away on that huge, impenetrable object for so long.

Here she comes.

Getting this cleaned off.

These teeth are all perfectly intact. It’s not missing a single tooth.

Yeah, I mean, it looks like it’s in perfect condition. You’d think if you were grinding that against something for a half hour that it would dull it at least.

It should have heated up and at least worn it down flat.

That’s crazy.

Yeah, that is. After all the grinding that the drill bit did against the top of the dome-shaped anomaly inside the Mesa, it showed no sign of damage at all. It was like it had been spinning on an invisible frictionless force field. That’s like the stuff of science fiction. It made no logical sense.

That’s good.

Let’s hope we have some.

So, as the drill team dumped the materials that were collected inside the spoils tank, we were hoping that once we sifted them through a screen, we’d find evidence that might tell us what the object inside the Mesa could be.

Hopefully, we can still learn something about what could be inside there, especially since we detected a possible communication signal when we were drilling up against it.

This is a head-scratcher, right? There’s something in the Mesa. The drill bit won’t go through it, though. That’s the thing. So, I don’t… What in the world could that be that you’re putting that much pressure on, and you’re not chipping pieces of it off?

Yeah, there’s clearly something there. We’ve got three tests now that tell us there’s something there.

Appreciate you guys doing this. This was a lot of hard work. Thanks a lot, guys.

Yeah, we appreciate the call. Let’s do it.

I agree.