7-Foot-Tall Aliens Reported in Northern California (Season 3) | Beyond Skinwalker Ranch | History

Welcome back.
We’re thrilled to come back together with you.
I’ve been researching a number of other sites over the course of the last few years.
And one in particular that keeps coming up is Mount Shasta in Northern California.
Mount Shasta seems to be a center of gravity for phenomena that is very similar to what we’ve been seeing here at Skinwalker Ranch.
Everything from UFO or UAP phenomena to electromagnetic anomalies, strange creatures, and other activity that has been reported for decades, if not millennia.
And people seem drawn to that area.
It has a very profound impact.
So it sounds like there’s an entire community of experiencers, then, who may be resources for the research.
Indeed.
We have some boots on the ground there that I’ve been collaborating with, in particular, the local Sheriff Jeremiah LaRue.
I mean, this is an area where there’s gonna be a lot of reports.
Whether they’re official, whether they’re on file or not, we’ll just see what we find.
Well, this feels like the moment where we say, “Go forth and conquer.” But I think it’s more like, “Conquer and go forth.” There you go. Good luck, guys.
Thanks, guys.
TRAVIS TAYLOR: Can’t wait to see what you find.
See you soon. PAUL BEBAN: Yeah.
BRANDON FUGAL: Thank you. Thanks, gentlemen.
[suspenseful music] PAUL BEBAN: This place has been really a pilgrimage maybe for millennia.
What’s your take on it?
What is the story of this place?
JEREMIAH LARUE: This mountain puts out a lot of energy.
I’ve talked to a lot of people that have come here.
And it’s all different.
People describe speaking telepathically.
They seek healing.
They seek maybe a revelation of some kind.
I mean, obviously, it’s beautiful.
It’s wide open.
You have a great shot of Mount Shasta.
It draws a lot of people to this area.
Yeah.
And then we, of course, have the aerial phenomena that is unique to the area.
We actually get quite a few calls up here for people that are just seeing things that they don’t normally see, whether it’s orbs in the sky, whether it’s actual craft, or people that have been out hiking, skiing and they report seeing figures seven feet tall and they were glowing.
They don’t have backpacks.
They don’t have skis with them.
There’s no reason that they would see them in some of these remote areas.
And I think this would be a potentially great location for a night investigation.
Because we have equipment to observe the night sky.
Is this someplace we could set up tonight?
– This is an excellent place. – Fantastic.
Let me touch base with Andy.
We’ll get the gear up here and we’ll get started.
– All right. – OK.
Thanks so much.
Thanks.
NARRATOR: With a perfect vantage point at the base of Mount Shasta, Andy, Paul, and Sheriff LaRue will conduct an experiment at night to see if they can capture evidence of a UAP.
So I want to walk you through a little bit of the equipment that we have here real quick.
So what we’re looking at here is a thermal imaging camera.
This is the most sophisticated version of FLIR.
It’s high definition.
And it wasn’t available to us last year at any of our experimentations and it’s never set foot on Skinwalker Ranch.
NARRATOR: The FLIR T1030 is a high definition thermal camera that has a long-range capability to capture the environment’s heat signatures and convert them into digital video images.
This has never been available outside of the military before.
And that’s trained on Mount Shasta.
That’s gonna be our best friend for seeing anything outside of the visible spectrum.
Here and here we got flight tracker data, satellite tracker data.
So we’re always trying to rule out aircraft in any sightings that we see overhead.
JEREMIAH LARUE: Right.
ANDY BUSTAMANTE: Here, we have two tools called UFODAPs.
These are our eyes in the sky, AI-powered machines that are designed to be watching the sky at all times because we’re going to be watching everything else.
And if they find something that doesn’t fit their AI index of pre-recorded data, then they’ll zoom in, record, and alert us.
So if we do see something in the sky, then we’ll be able to actually record it and enhance the light that it’s giving us so that we’ll be able to really see it clearly. – Awesome.
Shouldn’t miss anything, then.
It’s a lot of comfort blankets.
Because we really only get one chance to set it up tonight, right? – Right.
So if you hear something strange, if you smell something strange, start tasting something strange, don’t be embarrassed to say anything that seems or feels strange.
I’m going to search through the radio spectrum, Paul.
PAUL BEBAN: It’s super quiet, huh?
ANDY BUSTAMANTE: It’s a really stable spectrum.
PAUL BEBAN: Not a lot of air traffic either.
You know, we do have one kind of creative thing on standby.
We have a tone generator.
The Skinwalker team has had investigations where we’ve seen some kind of response that comes from actual auditory tones at specific frequencies.
So it might be worth us running a couple of frequencies up against the environment and seeing if it causes any kind of response.
I think at Skinwalker the frequency is 192, right?
192 hertz, I have it set.
NARRATOR: Now, Andy and Paul will play back the same 192 hertz tone here at Mount Shasta to see if they can trigger a similar result.
All right, here we go.
[tone sounding] Oh, Paul, this is totally different.
Look at this.
Where are we now?
1.4.
ANDY BUSTAMANTE: 1.485.
NARRATOR: When radio frequencies from 1.4 to 1.8 gigahertz are seen on a spectrum analyzer, that indicates Earth-to-space or space-to-Earth communication.
It might also signal the presence of a UAP.
ANDY BUSTAMANTE: We’ve got multiple peaks here, 1.52 gigahertz.
And now they’re totally gone.
Let me stop the tone generator.
It did seem to correspond with the tone.
ANDY BUSTAMANTE: It really did.
Oh, there it goes again. Did you see it?
It’s like a– Look at that.
Look at that. Look at that.
Whoa.
What is that?
Whoa.
Look at this.
1.71 gigahertz.
There’s tons of energy.
And you can see how sporadic it is.
It’s not clean.
This is just all over the place.
All over the place. Look at that.
And it just started up out of nowhere.
[tone sounding] PAUL BEBAN: What was that? ANDY BUSTAMANTE: Oh, UFODAP.
PAUL BEBAN: Whoa.
ANDY BUSTAMANTE: –just found something.
Did you see that?
PAUL BEBAN: I didn’t.
Boom.
OK.
ANDY BUSTAMANTE: It’s against the coldest part of the sky.
You see that?
PAUL BEBAN: Yeah.
Let me take it slide by slide, frame by frame.
PAUL BEBAN: Oh, yeah.
ANDY BUSTAMANTE: What is that?
PAUL BEBAN: It kind of wobbles.
It does wobble.
Look at that.
It’s like– it’s like moving like a fish, right?
You see that?
Oh, look.
We’ve got another object.
It darted straight across from right to left, 45-degree angle.
FLIR is popping.
[tone sounding] For all we the visual orbs that are being reported are just a fraction of all the orb activity.
Because they’re not using thermal imaging technology.
This may be something completely new, a thermal orb.
Let’s take a look at that footage.
Here’s the orb you saw off to the right.
PAUL BEBAN: Yeah.
ANDY BUSTAMANTE: Right here, look at this guy.
PAUL BEBAN: Oh, that’s the one.
JEREMIAH LARUE: This is the one that disappears.
ANDY BUSTAMANTE: Look right here.
Oh, whoa, whoa.
JEREMIAH LARUE: There’s a second one.
PAUL BEBAN: Yeah, there you go.
We were so busy with that, I didn’t even see that one.
Hold on, that was…
That was two objects.
Did you notice how they had the same shape?
PAUL BEBAN: Yeah.
ANDY BUSTAMANTE: Similar trajectories.
They appeared at the same time.
PAUL BEBAN: But completely different speeds.
ANDY BUSTAMANTE: Totally different speeds.
One of the things that just I can’t ignore is the fact that these objects that we see on the FLIR seem to be going towards Mount Shasta.
Whether we see slow moving orbs or fast moving orbs or groups of orbs, they all seem to be centering on Mount Shasta as their destination.
I don’t know what this is.
I have no explanation for this.
It’s kind of freaking me out.
What are these hot, high-speed objects?
And they’re outside of the visible spectrum.
Right.
I mean, is this normal?
I’ve never seen anything like it before.
Those are clearly objects moving at speed, not just some sort of weird temperature anomaly.
I’m feeling a little bit overwhelmed, man.
There’s this, there’s this.
That’s still going.
Once we triggered the 192-hertz tone that we borrowed from Skinwalker Ranch– PAUL BEBAN: Yep.
–that’s when we really started tracking to multiple changes.
But what has me fascinated right now with what’s going on in the FLIR is the continuity, the continuity in terms of the temperature signature that each of those anomalies is putting off.
They’re within the same range of each other.
PAUL BEBAN: Right.
ANDY BUSTAMANTE: The shape, the size, they’re consistent.
Yeah, it brings up just a lot more questions like we’re asking.
What are these things?
We’ll dig into it as much as we can.
And anything we learn, we’ll be sure to pass your way.
Great. I’d love to hear.
BRANDON FUGAL: All right, gentlemen.
We’ve been anxious to hear your findings.
What do you have for us?
PAUL BEBAN: Well, I think Mount Shasta delivered– – Yeah. – –is the top line here.
This is going to blow you away.
We had multiple UAP sightings on both the UFODAP and on our thermal camera.
All of that happened after we played the tone.
ANDY BUSTAMANTE: After we triggered the 192-hertz tone.
Yeah, wow. PAUL BEBAN: The skinwalker tone.
ANDY BUSTAMANTE: The FLIR hits that I’m about to show you now were all captured in real time.
From the upper right hand side of the screen, you see these two orbs that are heat signatures.
It looks like it either goes behind the mountain or possibly into the mountain.
They’re only UAPs right now because we don’t know what they are. – Correct.
Right?
They could turn out to be something completely explainable.
I mean, we’ve got the flight tracker and the satellite tracker running.
You’re not seeing satellites or airplanes.
But whatever that was flying in the air, it was as warm or at least as reflective to appear to be the same color temperature.
So that’s really interesting.
It makes me think it may have been putting out its own light.
I’m glad we have this instrument.
We didn’t have this instrument in our inventory during the first phase of our work together.
PAUL BEBAN: Right.
So this is really a nice new piece of tech.
What we see here is a definite correlation to what we have experienced here at Skinwalker Ranch.
It really begs the question.
What is it going on beneath Mount Shasta?
There is legitimacy to the lore.
Yeah, I feel like you haven’t just put a pin in the map, you’ve really put a golden spike in the map on this one.
Let’s use this as a springboard.
And I can’t wait to see what we dig up next.