Tonight's episode, "Darting Around," was described as, the team uses a high-tech radar system above the ranch only to find new clues about the bubble and what might be inside the mesa.
The episode began with a command center meeting. Jeremiah from Lunasonde looked over previous data from a scan that showed electromagnetic energy above the ranch. It showed very high electromagnetic energy - about 10,000 times the normal environment levels. We have no technology to create this. The readings were at 3000-5000 feet level (above the bubble). The technology was utilized 2 years ago and they have better updated tech, so they will come back out and measure.
The team checked in with the drilling of borehole #2. They drilled through something 4 foot thick that damaged a drilling bit. They tested more drilling spoils and found more magnetic metals. This was blackish greenish and layered.
Lunasonde's Jeremiah did a survey above and below the ranch. It sends out low-frequency radar and uses sensors above and below the DART that is dangled below a helicopter. They sent a helicopter up at 12,000 feet in a push broom pattern and the radar would bounce off the potential invisible bubble. It can also look deep into the ground, possibly shedding light on the mesa object(s). Travis and Cameron flew in a helicopter at the 1000 foot level in and out of the bubble to monitor. This DART utilizes an 18 MHz signal. This is in the infrasonic range.
They started the study when a 1.6 GHz signal came across their monitoring.
Oddly, no one within the bubble were picking up the signals shot out by the DART device. The DART payload said it was overheated, though it was cold outside. They decided to abort the experiment and go down and study the problem.
Thomas went to the edge of the bubble for them to see is their own signals transmitted on Cameron's helicopter going back and forth through the bubble, were intercepted. Thomas did not pick them up as they went through the bubble, audio cut out.
Erik asked Jim to take LIDAR drone and monitor. Just as the helicopter went back into the bubble, Thomas lost all their signals. The LIDAR radar went completely black as the helicopter flew through the bubble.
Jeremiah got the DART working again, so they brought it back up in the air above the ranch, continuing the push-broom pattern. Erik let the team know he was not picking up any of the 18 MHz signal from the DART. It seemed the bubble was blocking all signals.
Back at the drill site, the drillers got through yet another obstruction that was tough and issues with the beacon. Chris Roberts, the archaeologist, called the team to the drilling spoils site. He found more magnetic metal bits. These pieces were 85 feet further in from the last ones recovered.
Three days later, the team converged on the command center to discuss the data from the DART. Electromagnetic imaging showed strong jumps in energy in the center of the ranch, above the bubble. There is no technology there to create such a strong spike. This spike of energy follows along the river. That was another area of the ranch that had bizarre readings.
The next data set showed something even stranger. It was subsurface data. There was an area that was lighter that showed a tunnel going from the triangle area into the mesa. There were darker regions that showed air pockets underground and one was at the drill site.
Erik brought up the data he studied. There was a very fast-moving UAP in the sky. The helicopter dangling the DART had a "foo fighter" like small round metallic orb flying real close to it. It was caught on fast speed camera. They caught another one of these flying past the helicopter close by at supersonic speed.
The team decided to hit the drill site as they get within 200 feet of finishing the second borehole and the ability to drop instruments down the two boreholes to study the contents of the mesa.
I was very pleased with this episode. I felt like they found a new tool other than rockets and drones. I started to think that these UAPs way up high are possibly a kind of vehicle that utilizes these spots on earth where there is high electromagnetic energy like filling stations of a kind or beacons to know where to study.
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