Travis Taylor: “We Finally Have PROOF of Aliens!”

It bounces back and forth and I don’t know what’s going on. Could it just be a natural phenomenon based on the geography and the geology of this place?

Based on our previous GPR scans, we believe that there’s a massive dome-shaped object in the mesa, and we’ve also recovered metal fragments made up of the same materials that NASA uses to protect spacecraft—and have weird messages and that sort of thing.

And then that’s one working, you know, it’s more of a fun fantasy as opposed to a hypothesis. Because until we get in there and find something, you—you know—you can’t test that.

It’s reaching out to try and find the crew, to do something. And that’s why people are seeing weird stuff—because our brains aren’t like the brains of whoever came with it. We can’t decode it, and so we see weird things that they threw out.

And I’ve begged—I’ve asked them many times to let me see their data and look for bad data points, maybe even have an AI go through it and look for it. And, uh, they want nothing to do with us.

They—could it truly be a higher intelligence that’s communicating?

One thing I do know is, there are things happening here that we can’t explain—that, uh, can detect gravitational waves. It’s possible that there would be a bad data point in some of their record—gravitational anomalies being created when these things occur.

It’s possible that the LIGO interferometer—that’s the big interferometer, we have two of them, one out in Washington, one down in Louisiana—they won’t, they won’t communicate with us, won’t talk to us about it, and won’t—won’t allow us to see it.

And they say, “You guys aren’t doing real, real science.” I’m like, “Well, how about that? Why unidentified anomalous phenomena?”

Yeah, why did they do that? And UFO was so much easier.

And then some of these things, if I—and I may be oversimplifying it, because I need to—is they say, “We don’t know what these things are. We’re not coming down on them. We even changed the name now from UFO to what? To UAP.”

“Hey Travis, you copy?”
“This is Travis and Dre, what you got?”
“So we picked up this signal, but this thing is bouncing all over the place. That is, releasing things.”

You know, we got all these pilots that have seen strange—Rick wants me to say tick-tock—tic tac, tic tac, tic tac. But I mean, he’s leading me to say tic tac.

Skinwalker Ranch, shrouded in secrecy, steeped in legend, has once again found itself at the center of something unprecedented. Following a disturbing and unexplained discovery beneath the surface, the entire ranch was unexpectedly evacuated.

The abrupt decision has left many asking: “What did Dr. Travis Taylor and Eric Bard uncover that forced them to shut everything down?”
“What anomaly could be so unsettling that the team, seasoned in the bizarre, had no choice but to flee?”

For years, the team has documented phenomena that defy explanation—strange aerial lights that dart across the sky, electronics that fail under mysterious circumstances, cameras that glitch or go dark right when something significant is about to be captured.

But this time, something was different.