Robert Bigelow

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Overall, there were some interesting topics, whether it was Robert Bigelow's role, whether it was Black Triangles, a little bit of MUFON talk in there under the Bigelow aspect.

There was a little bit of Roswell.

You know, these are all sexy names in the UFO world that we want to be hearing about, Josh.

So why couldn't they do the same for a large craft to phase through solid rock?

Josh Rutledge, the UFO wizard, is our guest tonight on Spaced Out Radio.

Before we get to Skinwalker Ranch next, which is also tied into the Robert Bigelow story, on tranche number seven.

What do you think these black triangles actually are? Now, we could talk about them being craft, aliens, or humans, but what if they are human technology that we don't know? Or what if they are from outer space? What do you think they are?

There were no AI renderings of anything.

There was talk about Skinwalker Ranch and the role that Robert Bigelow played along with Mufon.

Back in the day, it's very well known, and even Jay Stratton said, talked about this in his book about getting the $22 million from Senator Harry Reid to look into UFOs.

That was very privately done.

What Stratton doesn't mention in his book is a large portion of that cash was actually given to Robert Bigelow, the billionaire hotel connoisseur out of Las Vegas, who had a very, very big interest in UFOs.

high strangeness, paranormal activity, to the fact that he bought the Skinwalker Ranch originally off of the family that lived there, and he brought in an entire scientific team to look into this weird site in the Uinta Basin where high strangeness from werewolves and dogmen and UFOs and aliens were being seen.

I mean, people will recognize the name from the television show, the Hunt for Skinwalker Ranch out on A&E or the History Channel, one of the two down there.

There were no AI renderings of anything.

There was talk about Skinwalker Ranch and the role that Robert Bigelow played along with MUFON.

Back in the day, it's very well known, and even Jay Stratton talked about this in his book about getting the $22 million from Senator Harry Reid to look into UFOs.

That was very privately done.

What Stratton doesn't mention in his book is a large portion of that cash was actually given to Robert Bigelow, the billionaire hotel connoisseur out of Las Vegas, who had a very, very big interest in UFOs.

high strangeness, paranormal activity, to the fact that he bought the Skinwalker Ranch originally off of the family that lived there, and he brought in an entire scientific team to look into this weird site in the Uinta Basin, where high strangeness from werewolves and dogmen and UFOs and aliens were being seen.

I mean, people will recognize the name from the television show, the Hunt for Skinwalker Ranch out on A&E or the History Channel, one of the two down there.

There were no AI renderings of anything.

There was, you know, talk about Skinwalker Ranch and the role that Robert Bigelow played along with Mufon.

Back in the day, it's very well known, and even Jay Stratton, talked about this in his book about getting the $22 million from Senator Harry Reid to look into UFOs.

That was very privately done.

What Stratton doesn't mention in his book is a large portion of that cash was actually given to Robert Bigelow, the billionaire hotel connoisseur out of Las Vegas, who had a very, very big interest in UFOs, high strangeness, paranormal activity, to the fact that he bought the Skinwalker Ranch originally off of the family that lived there, and he brought in an entire scientific team to look into this weird site in the Uinta Basin where high strangeness from werewolves and dogmen and UFOs and aliens were being seen.

I mean, people will recognize the name from the television show, the Hunt for Skinwalker Ranch out on A&E or the History Channel, one of the two down there.

And they will be able to see, you know, kind of what Brandon Fugel, the owner, the new owner, the last number of years of Skinwalker Ranch has been able to accomplish here.

There were no AI renderings of anything.

There was, you know, talk about Skinwalker Ranch and the role that Robert Bigelow played along with Mufon.

Back in the day, it's very well known that even Jay Stratton talked about this in his book about getting the $22 million from Senator Harry Reid to look into UFOs.

That was very privately done.

What Stratton doesn't mention in his book is a large portion of that cash was actually given to Robert Bigelow, the billionaire hotel connoisseur out of Las Vegas, who had a very, very big interest in UFOs, High strangeness, paranormal activity to the fact that he bought the Skinwalker Ranch originally off of the family that lived there.

And he brought in an entire scientific team to look into this weird site in the Uinta Basin.

where high strangeness from werewolves and dogmen and UFOs and aliens were being seen.

There's been serious scientific investigation.

Before the current owner, Brandon Fugal, bought it in 2016, billionaire Robert Bigelow acquired the property after hearing reports from rancher Terry Sherman's family and organized actual research there.

And Fugel came in as a skeptic, which is important to note.

He bought the property intending to debunk the claims, thinking groupthink and ordinary explanations could account for them.

No one was able to identify the crashed debris.

Nobody at that meeting could identify the material, and Bass, run by Robert Bigelow, wanted to find people who could.

Its plan proposed an oral history project to record interviews with dozens of highly placed people with direct knowledge of film, physical material, hardware and biological tissue, and maybe a little bit more.

The contractor wrote that it already had a list of about 10 people tied to the program that retrieved advanced aerospace hardware or associated biological material, and then it asked the DIA to contact them.

Part 2.

The Program Behind the Report The report was written by BASS, the research arm of Robert Bigelow's Aerospace Company.

In 2008, the Defense Intelligence Agency awarded BASS a contract under a program called OSAP, the Advanced Aerospace Weapons System and Applications Program.

The debrief reports that the DIA gave BASS $22 million under the program and that the written solicitation asked for potential breakthrough technology applications for future aerospace weapons systems and did not mention UFOs.