Brandon Fugle

I take those claims, I take those statements very seriously.

And so we're very careful about what we introduce to the ranch.

We're very careful.

with the investigative protocols that we're putting into place and really the nature of the experiments that we're bringing to the table and frankly unveiling to the general public.

It's not just instrumented rockets and balloons.

and ground-penetrating radar studies, but it's also bringing in other experts that can help us better understand potentially what is at play.

What does it work here at Skinwalker Ranch that will help us advance the investigation?

And I think being very careful not to invite or to provoke potentially negative phenomena is something that we are sensitive to.

Good question.

People ask me all of the time whether what I have been experiencing and conducting at the ranch conflicts with my faith, with my religious upbringing.

And the honest answer is that I was raised to believe that there are worlds without number and that we're not alone in the universe.

And I believe that what we're observing at Skinwalker Ranch is actually faith-affirming.

And faith promoting in a lot of ways.

The idea that not only we may be visited, but also that there are other dimensions of reality, just as real, that sit just beyond our perception, but that may be interacting with us.

I think...

I think it's exciting, it's thought-provoking, and it calls into question the very nature of our existence on this planet.

I mean, where did we come from?

Why are we here?

Where are we going?

Those time-honored questions that have been asked by people for thousands of years, I think, to a degree, may be answered.