tv show on skinwalker ranch

[ArMaP]

AHHHHHHHHH GEEEZE GUYS 
come on  it's only a very entertaining dog and pony show
they have now dragged in some ex- spooks, ex-nasa people and other ex government independents who are using their ?high-end? knowledge to get their 15 min of fame on tv

I hate liars, specially when they do it for money.

[RUSSO]

I hate liars, specially when they do it for money.

Yeah, church sucks.

[ArMaP]

Yeah, church sucks.

Don't fool yourself thinking that liars are limited to a few organisations, they can be found everywhere.

[space otter]

not commenting at this time as i haven't had time to listen to the entire thing but interesting that is is just now out there makes ya wonder 
(Recorded on June 5, 2023)

Paranormal Hitchhikers and the Skinwalker Ranch with Robert Bigelow




50,703 views  Aug 10, 2023
Robert Bigelow is founder of Bigelow Aerospace as well as the Bigelow Institute for Consciousness Studies.

Here he describes why he purchased the Skinwalker Ranch in Utah as well as the paranormal phenomena, such as cattle mutilations, that his investigations there yielded.

Edited subtitles for this video are available in Russian, Portuguese, Italian, German, French, and Spanish.

New Thinking Allowed host, Jeffrey Mishlove, PhD, is author of The Roots of Consciousness, Psi Development Systems, and The PK Man. Between 1986 and 2002 he hosted and co-produced the original Thinking Allowed public television series. He is the recipient of the only doctoral diploma in "parapsychology" ever awarded by an accredited university (University of California, Berkeley, 1980). He is also the Grand Prize winner of the 2021 Bigelow Institute essay competition regarding the best evidence for survival of human consciousness after permanent bodily death.

(Recorded on June 5, 2023)

[Sgt.Rocknroll]

You do know that his wife owns all the money? He's just a figurehead.

[space otter]

but she has passed

Diane Mona Bigelow
APRIL 9, 1947 – FEBRUARY 19, 2020

Diane Mona Bigelow (Grammy), 72, beloved wife, mother, grandmother, and friend passed away on February 19, 2020 after an arduous fight with myelodysplastic syndrome (MDS) and acute myeloid leukemia (AML).

Diane was born in Camden, New Jersey on April 9, 1947. After moving to Nevada, she married Robert T. Bigelow on February 4, 1965.

Diane was very active in the early development of Budget Suites of America, an extended stay apartment chain spanning nineteen locations in three states. She was instrumental in the overall design, décor, furnishings, floor plans and even came up with the company name. Diane was enthusiastically supportive of Bigelow Aerospace and the family's endeavors in the aerospace industry.

Diane was a devoted philanthropist and humanitarian in Las Vegas. She was faithfully committed to Make a Wish of Southern Nevada, granting two to three wishes every month for many years, and felt great joy in making a difference in children's lives. She personally adopted more than 100 life-changing wishes. Diane was a major supporter of Dignity Health St. Rose Dominican Hospitals, The Smith Center for the Performing Arts, Opportunity Village, University of Nevada Las Vegas (UNLV), Nevada Cancer Institute, Cleveland Clinic - Lou Ruvo Center for Brain Health, Bishop Gorman High School, and Nevada Ballet Theatre. In addition, Diane privately supported many other causes and individuals in need.

Diane was a shining light in the lives of everyone around her. She had a profound impact on the community that will long outlast her time on Earth. She was ever giving of her time, resources and energy. Diane was a wealth of knowledge and wisdom for her family and friends and was at her best when she was on a mission to support the people around her. She lived for making memories with her children and grandchildren, morning walks with her dearest dog Tookie, delicious food, and football season.

Diane will be deeply missed. She is survived by her husband, of 54 years, Robert Thomas Bigelow; son, Bobby Michael Bigelow; granddaughter, Blair Alyssa Bigelow and her cherished dog, Tookie. She is preceded in death by her parents; her sister, Carol Leo; her son, Rod Lee Bigelow and her grandson, Rod Lee Bigelow II.

A Catholic funeral Mass will be held Saturday, February 29, at 12:00 p.m. at St. Thomas More Catholic Church, located at 130 North Pecos Road. The Mass will be open to the public.

The family requests that in lieu of flowers, please make donations in Diane Bigelow's honor to Make a Wish of Southern Nevada and Dignity Health St. Rose Dominican Hospitals.

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also  just for chuckles


https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bigelow_Aerospace#Bigelow_Expandable_Activity_Module_for_the_ISS

In March 2020, the company laid off all of its employees, 88 in total.[23]

In December 2021, Bigelow transferred ownership of BEAM to NASA's Johnson Space Center.[24]

NASA Lawsuit
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On March 26, 2021, Bigelow Aerospace filed a lawsuit against NASA with the United States District Court for the District of Nevada. The lawsuit alleges that NASA still owes them $1.05 million "for work done developing and testing an expandable space module." [25][26]

[space otter]

 and now we know what he is currently into.. finding out if there is life after death


https://torontosun.com/news/weird/proving-there-is-life-after-death-or-not-could-win-you-500k

Bigelow, the owner of Budget Suites of America, announced earlier this week via his Bigelow Institute for Consciousness Studies an essay contest that will pay out nearly $1 million for proof, according to the New York Times.

A 25,000-word thesis that confirms whether or not there is life after death – a panel of academics and scientists will judge the work – must be submitted to the Institute before Aug. 1, 2021. The winner, which will be announced Nov. 1, will get a whopping $500,000 while the second and third-place entrants get $300,000 and $150,000, respectively.

There's one caveat: The contest is only open to legit scientists who have been working in the field of neurology and psychology

Bigelow started the Institute for Consciousness Studies after the death of his wife of 55 years, Diane Mona Bigelow, in February. The 72-year-old died of bone marrow disease and leukemia.

That, along with Bigelow's otherworldly and paranormal interests, sparked the Institute and its ensuing essay contest.

"The Bigelow Institute for Consciousness Studies, was formed to try to conduct research and facilitate research into the possibility of the survival of human consciousness beyond bodily death," he told Mystery Wire.

And he has a valid reason for wanting to know.

"It may matter what you do while you're here," he told the Times. "It could make a difference on the other side."

Bigelow is the sole owner of Bigelow Aerospace – creator of the Bigelow Expandable Activity Module used in space by NASA – and Budget Suites of America. He has spent $350 million on developing his aerospace company, which he called "my own real black hole" in a Times report, that he founded in 1999.

In 1992, Bigelow lost his 24-year-old son Rod Lee to suicide then, 19 years later, grandson Rod II, also to suicide after a bout of drug addiction.

In an effort to get over his son's death, Bigelow turned to a medium but there was no contact.

"But what I got out of the readings, I think, was that his
spirit existed and that he was OK," Bigelow told the Times.

In addition to his interest in UFOs, Bigelow also founded the National Institute of Discovery Science to study paranormal phenomena. He bought Skinwalker Ranch in Utah, a parcel of land named after Navajo shape-shifting witches that has long been connected to weird and unexplainable goings-on.


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also
https://www.bigelowinstitute.org/


ok i have spent enough time on this rabbit hole  time to go cnn some beets

[Sgt.Rocknroll]

You do know that his wife owns all the money? He's just a figurehead.

Sorry I wasn't up to date......(I was just going by what Zorgon privately told me)

[RUSSO]

Don't fool yourself thinking that liars are limited to a few organisations, they can be found everywhere.

First of all its not a few. They can be encountered in all walks of life.

[RUSSO]

Well, he did spend 300 million plus from his own pocket to study the 'phenomenon.' I wonder why he created an entire underground environment that he could destroy, by the way.

I'm sure of one thing: he knows a lot more than the average person, even more than the scholars. (Maybe Vatican scholars have some idea, but I watched Diana Pasulka, and my take is that even she is not privy to the elusive Vatican archives.)

[space otter]

ok i found one and then a whole bunch and am running out of time to copy them here so go look

What Is the History of the Mysterious Skinwalker Ranch, and Who Owned It Before Robert Bigelow?
10:04



Top 5 Bizarre Events Occurring in the Skinwalker Ranch Triangle
10:51


What Happens When They Dig Under the Mesa at Skinwalker Ranch?
8:45



ok this one will make you want to watch next season
Unveiling SECRET Communication with Extraterrestrial Intelligence at Skinwalker Ranch
8:42








kinda wierd to find this one

[space otter]

ok so i listened to the end first..    hahahah .. then decideing if i want to go listen to it all
but it is very long so i just listen off and on
en~joy

does make me wonder who's going to be on the future stuff...and i will watch to see cause i am enjoying it.

Brandon Fugal - Owner of the Mysterious Skinwalker Ranch Reveals UAP/UFO Encounters | SRS #70

[space otter]

this takes a bit to get to the point but i think it is very interesting on many levels
en~joy



Skinwalker Ranch and UFOs: An Evening with Col. John Alexander and George Knapp

Vail Symposium
3.19K subscribers
70,872 views  Sep 28, 2023
Throughout a broad-ranging and prolific career, Col. John Alexander (retired) has developed expertise in topics like national defense and international security (including pioneering non-lethal weapons), UFOs and phenomenology, and aerospace. He will be joined in conversation by George Knapp, an award-winning investigative journalist credited with publicizing Bob Lazar and Area 51 as well as the "Skinwalker Ranch."

Vail Symposium has been providing thought provoking, affordable and diverse programming to the Vale community since 1971. We are a nonprofit organization and 90% of our operating revenue comes from sponsors and donors, including our presenting sponsors, Discovervail.com/the town of Vail and the Frechette family foundation. Our event sponsors are Vail Resorts, Epic Promise, The Vail Daily and the Antlers at Vail. The summer season is generously underwritten by Cindy Engels and the consciousness series is generously underwritten by Gary Gilman.