Brandon Fugle

Skinwalker Ranch continues to be the most scientifically studied paranormal hotspot on the planet.

This 512 acre piece of property is part of an active ongoing scientific investigation that continues 24 seven, 365 days a year.

We have engaged experts, everyone from an onsite

credentialed anthropologist full-time to physicists with credentials and expertise that bring a level of focus and scientific rigor that is unparalleled to this investigation and to these topics.

And we look forward to answering many of these questions that have been posed for thousands of years relative to the nature of our existence and the nature of our world, hopefully on this property.

It is quite literally a living laboratory in service to studying the phenomena.

Yeah, good question.

We, in partnership with Newsweek, or no, it wasn't Newsweek, it was in partnership with Reddit this last year, had a live stream.

I think it was a 24-hour live stream where the public...

really saw through you know many of our surveillance cameras what we are monitoring on the ranch and we're we're given a sneak peek at really the day-to-day activity on the property i'm not sure if that is set up if that has been coordinated for uh

this coming week with the team.

I mean, these things take a level of coordination in order to live stream and really in order to access our proprietary systems.

And we've established a scientific platform there on site in the command center that is unique and opening that up for a live stream and for public access or at least viewing is something that requires a little bit of coordination.

I am more than willing to do so again.

And if not this coming week, we look forward to having that be a part of future engagement with the public.

So we're looking into it, but I'm not sure whether we're doing that in connection with Season 2 launch as of yet.

Yes, all the time.

But it's transient, it's unpredictable, and it moves to different positions on the property.

Even though we see repeated occurrences and we've been collecting data on those events on a regular basis, it is completely unpredictable and transient.

Yes, we have actually been studying the geology.