George Knapps Mystery Wire interviews Robert Bigelow - News incoming either today or tomorrow

Hi y'all,

Not much content to post yet but I follow George Knapp on his socials and he's let us know that Robert Bigelow has opened up about the DIA/Pentagon study of UFO/UAPs, Skinwalker Ranch, and revisits his 'partnership' with Bob Lazar.

Should be interesting to say the least but wanted to post it here so that people interested would be checking Mystery Wire over the next day or so.

Two things -

I had no idea Bigelow had any sort of 'partnership' with Bob Lazar?
In addition to this interview, Bigelow has opened up an essay competition for a new study into the afterlife, with cash prizes for the winners!

Interesting stuff! and can't wait to see what Bigelow can divulge.

a reply to: AverageWang

Nothing new. What Bigelo knows...he's kept...and will...to himself.

Big $$$$$$$ for him. Not for you, not me, not the media. He will only rehash what's been published. And that comes from him. Get it?

Dump your "soc's" that you "follow". That' be the 1st thing you learn to disregard.

The real "truth" is really in the middle, not 1-sided, found on "Insta-Cram", "Fake-book", "Snap-crap"...or "Twa-tter".

Bigelo is for Bigelo.

originally posted by: AverageWang
I had no idea Bigelow had any sort of 'partnership' with Bob Lazar?
In addition to this interview, Bigelow has opened up an essay competition for a new study into the afterlife, with cash prizes for the winners!

Jacques Vallee was a consultant to Bob Bigelow, so he knew some juicy details about the partnership between Bigelow and Lazar, which he put in his book:

www.abovetopsecret.com...

originally posted by: mirageman
Truth is if Bob's story was real he has absolutely nothing but a story. Who's trying to prove him a fake? Oh!

Jacques Vallee noted Bob Bigelow sussed him out pretty quickly pretending he had the mysterious stable version of E115 but it was in fact industrial emulsifier.

See Forbidden Science 4

So much for Bob Lazar's claims about element 115, LOL.

I sent my purported ET alien pictures to Robert Bigelow about 10 years ago...and I still haven't heard a response about it from him.

a reply to: Erno86

Wouldnt mind a gander at those...

Sounds like Knapp's got some bills due

How long until the docudrama show? The Masked Alien Singer of Skinwalker Ranch

originally posted by: SecretKnowledge
a reply to: Erno86

Wouldnt mind a gander at those...

Also me

originally posted by: SecretKnowledge
a reply to: Erno86

Wouldnt mind a gander at those...

I also sent two 8"x10" pictures of the purported aliens to J. Allen Hynek too.

Here's one of them:

a reply to: Erno86
Most people if not everybody can see the "face on Mars" seen in this image:



To find out if it's really a face or not we need more pictures from different angles and lighting conditions, which we now have:



Now NASA looks at that and says it doesn't look as much like a face in that different view.

Perhaps your image has certain tricks of light and shadow giving the impression something is there like the face on Mars, and similarly if you photograph the same region from different angles and lighting conditions the appearance would change, revealing the earlier impression was pareidolia.

Frankly it's a little bit easier for me to see the face on Mars, but even though I can see that, it doesn't mean there's necessarily a face on mars, it's pareidolia.

a reply to: Erno86
I've gone into your photos a number of times years ago. You still are claiming you have photos of an alien today. I can tell why you don't receive many responses. Most people do not see an alien hiding behind a rock wearing a helmet. This is a closeup of the alien you claim from my post long ago:

The next is pointing out the trick of shadow and sunlight on the rock:

Another photo showing a closeup of the head showing how light is tricking you:


It appears to be pareidolia as Arbitrageur said above.

originally posted by: Ectoplasm8
a reply to: Erno86
I've gone into your photos a number of times years ago. You still are claiming you have photos of an alien today. I can tell why you don't receive many responses. Most people do not see an alien hiding behind a rock wearing a helmet. This is a closeup of the alien you claim from my post long ago:

The next is pointing out the trick of shadow and sunlight on the rock:

Another photo showing a closeup of the head showing how light is tricking you:

It appears to be pareidolia as Arbitrageur said above.

Now that is a frocking rock - finally.

a reply to: mysterioustranger

I have to agree

What about the wolf's head to the left? I didn't know there were wolves on mars!!

a reply to: Ectoplasm8


There's only one main flaw in your analysis: It isn't a "rock."

a reply to: Erno86

Well, I laid out the reason of my claim visually to show why I believe it's pareidolia. I didn't just blow if off with an opinion. To me... it's a rock.

originally posted by: Erno86
a reply to: Ectoplasm8

There's only one main flaw in your analysis: It isn't a "rock."

How can you tell that?

Like with the face on Mars example it would be nice to have multiple photos from multiple angles and lighting conditions, but that's the only photo? It wasn't worth taking more photos?

originally posted by: Erno86
a reply to: Ectoplasm8


There's only one main flaw in your analysis: It isn't a "rock."

Just wondering how you can tell that because at the time you didn't see the"alien". I find it hard to believe you couldnt see it if it was only a few feet away.
Here is your comment from the youtube video

The picture was taken by me in the summer of 1972, on the Western Shore of the Chesapeake Bay at Calvert Cliffs Maryland. I did not see the actual alien when I waded out into the water to take the picture. The supposed alien is located in the lower right hand side of the photograph, on the shoreline with him seated on a fossil rock, just behind a large Miocene Age fossil boulder.
The alien/alien robot...is possibly wearing a inverted U-Shaped helmet [with sun reflection reflecting off the top of his metallic helmet. The creature has two black optical round eyes, a long nose with a two inch vertical slit coming up from the bottom center of his nose, and a smile of a Zen Buddha that has just achieved satori; with a possible camera on the right side of his helmet.
The alien is average adult human height...with his right leg and foot extending past the right side of the large fossil boulder, that has a light fleshy kind of color.
For further reference...check out my other video that is a geoglyph/petroglyph carving, which might be a self portrait of the alien, that he possibly carved himself, in the same location, only 15 feet higher behind the rectangular megalith/monolith

After reading that i went to check out your other video of the alien's self portrait to see if it could help in any way.
I'll post it here to see what others think

I can see where you think its a carving, but its only a rock. Its absolutely only a rock, would love it to be a 'glyph. But no, not in this case, no.

originally posted by: Arbitrageur

I had no idea Bigelow had any sort of 'partnership' with Bob Lazar?

Jacques Vallee noted Bob Bigelow sussed him out pretty quickly pretending he had the mysterious stable version of E115 but it was in fact industrial emulsifier.

Did you notice the momentary smirk when Knapp mentioned Lazar's name?

Knapp didn't press him on Lazar - in case Bigelow burst out laughing? - but as we know, Lazar needs to keep his own brand of science within his own bubble, lest it be pricked.

As for the interview itself, Bigelow came across as a very agreeable and honest guy, with my BS-detector failing to go off at any point. Until now, I have only seen mysterious glimpses of Bigelow's thoughts on ufology and HS - his brief '60 Minutes' interview, although useful for a grand soundbite, didn't exactly sell him as a particularly grounded individual. But Knapp's chat did cure that impression.

After my views on Skinwalker Ranch were reaching hard-core sceptic levels, Bigelow's surprisingly matter-of-fact descriptions of the various incidents of HS that we all know and love (or laugh at) were disarming, particularly the notion that the "Trickster"'s hitchhiking escapades had reached such 'disturbing' levels amongst scientists that it was a major reason for selling the ranch in 2016 after 20 years of ownership.

It's ironic that Corbell's 2018 documentary, and the uneventful History Channel TV series about the ranch, had both served to reduce my interest to virtually zero levels. It then took Bigelow HIMSELF to raise it again.

It was very easy to sympathise with his personal tragedies and his inherent obsession with consciousness and the after-life. Indeed, one has to admire a man who had built an expansive personal fortune with a driving desire to investigate UFOs and the paranormal, even if he does keep so much close to his chest!

Colour me surprised indeed.

www.youtube.com...

Here is a link to the interview.

a reply to: ConfusedBrit

It then took Bigelow HIMSELF to raise it again.

Maybe he's a great salesman and knows exactly what his words are doing