The secrecy and tight security enshrined in Area 51 is what causes many people, conspiracy theorists in particular, to speculate closely what the site is used for. The bureaucratic government’s response to questions about Area 51 used to simply imply that the base does not exist. The base has expanded considerably over the years, but is best known as the testing area for other “Black Projects” such as the F-117 Stealth Fighter, the A-12 Blackbird, and the B2 Stealth Bomber.
If you want to visit Area 51, you will come across a warning sign reminding you that “photography is prohibited” in large print …
Arguably, one of the most famous men associated with Area 51 is the physicist Bob Lazar. Robert Scott Lazar was born in Coral Gables, Florida in 1959 and is a name many people associate with Area 51. This is due to the fact that he claims to have worked in a complex recognized as “S-43 in the depths of the now dry Papoose Lake bed Bob Lazar is the most infamous whistleblower after his claims in the early 1980s that he was employed by the US government to understand how alien UFO spacecraft operated.
Lazar claims that during the early days of his career he worked as a physicist on a highly classified government project called Galileo. He also claimed to have received a 2-page informational document stating that alien life forms do indeed exist and have been integrated into human evolution and that their spacecraft are housed in S4, 15 miles away from the Area. 51, deep in Papoose Lake. Bob described the complex as being built at the bottom of the Papoose Range with nine airplane-style hangar doors angled at 60 degrees. Lazar further described the spacecraft in which he acted as being powered through an antimatter reactor and a still unknown power source called “Element 1153”.
Bob Lazar’s evidence to support his employment and subsequent whistle-blowing allegations came through a pay stub containing the intriguing designation E-6722MAJ and an internal Meson Laboratories 1982 phone list, which included Bob Lazar’s name. . Your tax documents were also identified as incorporating the contract number that was provided to you while you were working in Area 51. Certainly some compelling evidence to support your employment on the top secret base. However, people began to become somewhat skeptical of his claims when it emerged that his educational background did not stand up to scrutiny. No substantiated evidence could be found that he had attended the California Institute of Technology or the Massachusetts Institute of Technology as he had previously stated. Following his subsequent conviction after installing a computer security system in a location that turned out to host an illegal brothel, he became a discredited figure.
Certainly Bob Lazar and Area 51 go well together in terms of conspiracy theories, however, given the information supporting his employment at the US base, some parts of his claims add up. If what Bob says is true, then Area 51 (or the Air Force Flight Test Center as it is now known) is sure to house some important artifacts and amazing technology, hopefully President Obama can include these archives of cases in their revolutionary freedom of action. act of information disclosure of classified information. We may finally be able to determine the validity of the hundreds of discredited stories not only from Bob Lazar, but from others who have dared to come forward with the belief that the knowledge and existence of extraterrestrial technology and / or life should not be hidden. for only the privileged, but it must be for the consumption of all who wish to know.
