New Season of "The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch" on History Channel Tonight!

 

A new season (#5) of "The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch" begins tonight on the History Channel!

It looks like this season the team has throw about every experiment and instrument at the phenomenon as is possible. 

The opening episode involves a daring helicopter experiment revealing multiple UAPs.

I've been contemplating an issue they have on the ranch when they are trying to observe phenomenon or plan an experiment. It seems as if there is some intelligence that senses they are watching or plotting and it reacts. 

I'm reminded of the Double-Slit Experiment - 

Upon observing the experiment, the results change. 

I suspect I will just have to do summaries of what I think of what they're doing. 

My instincts tell me that the anomaly of a circular shape in the triangle area and a curving anomaly making a funnel shape around it screams "portal." If Travis is right about this, Perhaps digging in the mesa should be secondary to digging in the triangle. 

It would also seem that if there is something 30 feet above the ground interrupting rocket launches, perhaps building a tower there or erecting a 30-foot pole with instruments might be a good plan. 

I'm excited for Omnitech to come in and monitor many areas all at once around the clock including seismic and then utilizing AI technology to collate the results. 

From the preview showing the green jelly-like substance from the mesa, it appears to be a cyanobacteria, "nostoc." The only problem with this is - well, it gets its energy from photosynthesis and that isn't happening in the mesa, or is it? 

Nostoc flagelliforme is an edible blue–green alga found in arid or semi-arid regions. This vegetable is most popular in China and Southeast Asia. N. flagelliforme has been used as a health food for more than 2000 years, and its herbal value was recognised more than 400 years ago.

Might this be cultivated for an underground civilization's food supply? Or other use? 

Nostoc takes nitrogen gas from the atmosphere and 'fixes' it into a form that plants and animals can use. This process is known as nitrogen fixation. All organisms use nitrogen to make amino acids, proteins, and other building blocks necessary for life.

Expect me to share some insights after the season opener.