AREA 51 front gate

[ninjashoes]

http://www.lazygranch.com/fg.htm

[cooncat]

Area 51 just doesn't have the same mystique about it now that you can look at the base from Google Earth.

http://buchtic.bloguje.cz/area51.jpg

[Santino]

^pwnd

[[AEM] TEAM420]

doesnt look like anything out of the ordinary to me

[Dude111]

Looks interesting....

I wonder if anyone has ever snuck in beyond the signs...

[killemall]

The real interesting stuff is inside Hangar 18

[Dude111]

Hmmmm wonder if anyone has ever gotton in there!

[(sic)]

Did anyone see the UFO Hunters where they went to whatever peak you can hike too and see Area 51.

The brought the worlds largest tele-photo lens and not only saw NEW construction but they were able to see people walking around.

[Bob Lazar]

The key installation at area 51 is the underground labs at S4

Carved into the base of the Papoose mountain is a laboratory including nine hangars, each one housing an alien disc. It was at this base where I worked for approximately 4 months in mid-late 1989. In addition to the hands on experience with the Reticulan craft and propulsion system, myself and other scientists were briefed on programs relating to these aliens and their involvement with the human race. The briefings presented an overview of aliens "externally correcting" our evolution over the last 10,000 years and least 15 years of direct technology exchange between extra-terrestrial beings and the scientists at S4.
http://img22.imageshack.us/img22/1989/3droad.jpg
The S4 installation is built into the mountain with the hangar doors built on an angle matching the slope of the mountain. These doors are covered with a sand textured coating to blend in with the side of the mountain and the desert floor. This was designed to hide the base from soviet spy satellites like the one that heads this site. In the illustration above, the satellite image was mapped to USGS altitude data. The small black rectangle represents the bus with the blacked out windows that drove myself and the other scientists from Groom Lake (Area 51) to Area S4. The bus drove pass all nine hangars doors which are numbered one through nine respectively before turning to the left at the end of the ninth hangar and parking at an indentation in the mountain. This is where the entrance to S4 is.

[Bloodshot {ADR}]

The real interesting stuff is inside Hangar 18

YouTube- Megadeth -- Hangar 18

[Rudy-D.F.F!!!!]

The key installation at area 51 is the underground labs at S4

Carved into the base of the Papoose mountain is a laboratory including nine hangars, each one housing an alien disc. It was at this base where I worked for approximately 4 months in mid-late 1989. In addition to the hands on experience with the Reticulan craft and propulsion system, myself and other scientists were briefed on programs relating to these aliens and their involvement with the human race. The briefings presented an overview of aliens "externally correcting" our evolution over the last 10,000 years and least 15 years of direct technology exchange between extra-terrestrial beings and the scientists at S4.
http://img22.imageshack.us/img22/1989/3droad.jpg
The S4 installation is built into the mountain with the hangar doors built on an angle matching the slope of the mountain. These doors are covered with a sand textured coating to blend in with the side of the mountain and the desert floor. This was designed to hide the base from soviet spy satellites like the one that heads this site. In the illustration above, the satellite image was mapped to USGS altitude data. The small black rectangle represents the bus with the blacked out windows that drove myself and the other scientists from Groom Lake (Area 51) to Area S4. The bus drove pass all nine hangars doors which are numbered one through nine respectively before turning to the left at the end of the ninth hangar and parking at an indentation in the mountain. This is where the entrance to S4 is.

hahahahahahaa bro please Shut the fuck up!