The Drone Zone: A Deep Dive into Season 6, Episode 2
- Skywatcher's Hub
- Jun 19
- 4 min read

If you thought drones couldn’t mix with the paranormal, The Drone Zone smashes that illusion to smithereens. Airing June 10, 2025, this episode propels the Skinwalker Ranch team into a high-tech test of “The Bubble” theory—and lets them discover just how bizarre things can get when electronics meet paranormal phenomena (history.com).
What Went Down: Highlights & Revelations 🎯
1. Gelatinous Glow in Borehole

1A 394-foot camera bobs through Borehole 1 and zeroes in around 200 feet—where the screen goes black. Moments later, a shimmering green goo appears—eerily reminiscent of past findings, composed of burnt plant matter and charcoal (25yearslatersite.com). A suction attempt fails but uncovers suspect black shale that shouldn’t lie in sandstone.
2. Pyro-Drones Meet The Bubble

Enter Sky Elements with a fiery swarming experiment: 100 pyrotechnic drones launch over “The Triangle,” followed by 200 regular drones. They intend to fire a rocket right through the heart of whatever lies hidden—that invisible dome known as The Bubble (25yearslatersite.com).
3. Off‑course Signals & Drone Zone Mayhem

Inexplicably, the drones fly 30–40 meters off-target—a GPS glitch? Or something more sinister. Two mysterious signals pop up: 1.2 GHz and 1.6 GHz, the latter known for satellite-ground communications. As the rockets roar, a black object darts through the drone swarm—and in Jim’s camera feed, a UAP performs acrobatic leaps in the sky that defy natural explanation (25yearslatersite.com).
4. Beacon Breakdown at the Bubble’s Edge

The team tries widening Borehole 2 using a beacon emitting at 34 MHz—but it dies the moment it crosses into The Bubble. Once outside, it revives. Repeat tests confirm that something right at that electric boundary is sucking the power from tech stuff (25yearslatersite.com).
🧠 Why It Matters

Paranormal meets tech: The episode blurs sci-fi and science—GPS fails, power drains, and UAPs? Could “The Bubble” be an electromagnetic anomaly, or even an intelligent electromagnetic being?
Data not visuals: No ghost shapeshifter appeared—but evidence like burned goo, off-kilter drones, and black shadows in drone footage represent the kind of hard data that skeptics can’t easily dismiss.
New UAP footage: That black object—possibly a drone part, maybe not—is a fresh UAP clip that’s got fans buzzing .
🌟 Fan & Critic Reactions

Redditors were quick to analyze the tech failures:
“Wow the triangle is messing with the drones gps!”“Could that just be an unsecured Pyro tech package …? I think that's the most reasonable explanation.” (reddit.com)
Some chalked up the black object to mere drone detritus, but the team pushes back—Travis calls it a genuine UAP (25yearslatersite.com).
Final Thoughts: A Riveting Mid‑Season Jolt

The Drone Zone hits all the right buttons: spectacle, science, and that electric tingle of something unexplainable. We don’t get the Big Reveal—yet—but we leave with compelling proof that The Bubble isn’t just rumor. From electronics interference to drone glitches and UAP antics, this episode takes the show’s blend of mystery and tech to a whole new altitude.
What’s Next?

On June 17, Season 6’s Episode 3 "Smoke It Out" digs deeper with bonfires, LIDAR and more data—featuring further data review behind the scenes . Curious? Strap in—this ride is just getting started.
Bottom line: The Drone Zone doesn't close the case—it cracks it wide open. For watchers craving signs, signals, and science bending under unearthly weight, this one is must‑watch TV.
Let me know if you want me to break down that UAP footage, tech specs, or fan theories—I'd be stoked to dig deeper!




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