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By now, most of you have probably heard the news that Google has added satellite pictures to their maps. And that those eyes in the sky have taken some pretty amazing pictures -- an erupting volcano, a Baghdad firefight, a Russian sub trapped in ice.

Defense Tech reader DS was rifling through Google's satellite database the other day, and found what he says is "an unknown facility" near the infamous Groom Lake military complex -- the place called "Area 51" by tin-foil hatters worldwide.



DS' discovery, at latitude 37.399263 and longitude -116.223850…

is an isolated airstrip with a road connecting it to what appears to be an underground facility of some sort. I pulled up the USGS [U.S. Geological Survey] sketches on the area, and it shows no identifying information, however it does reveal what appears to be a tunnel system connecting the various buildings in the underground complex... If you or someone in your circle can shed some light on what this is, it would be interesting I'm sure.

THERE'S MORE: Here's a guy who claims to have Googled his way into pictures of Area 51 itself (via Blogs of War).

Bob Lazar claims to have worked with alien spacecraft at a secret U.S. Government facility at Papoose Lake, about 80 miles north of Las Vegas. Lazar intially made his claims on a local Las Vegas television station in Nov. 1989. He says he worked at a facility called "Area S-4" at Papoose Dry Lake, south of the known government air base at Area 51, in late 1988 and early 1989. There he says he saw nine flying saucers housed in hangars built into a hillside. Lazar says he had hands-on experience with one of the craft and he can describe its propulsion system in detail. Lazar says he read briefing papers about the alien presence but that he saw no aliens himself (aside from a fleeting glimpse of a small figure through a window at the facility).

P44 escreveu:Eu pela minha parte acredito que existe "algo mais" na Área 51 do que o que mostram "oficialmente" (aliás oficialmente a existência da Área 51 nem é reconhecida)

Guilherme escreveu:A Área 51 é uma base onde são testadas tecnologias de vanguarda, como muitos projetos da Lockheed Skunkworks. Não acredito naquela história de discos voadores na área 51, ETs congelados, etc.

JLRC escreveu:

P44 escreveu:Eu pela minha parte acredito que existe "algo mais" na Área 51 do que o que mostram "oficialmente" (aliás oficialmente a existência da Área 51 nem é reconhecida)

Eles andem aí.
Eu não acredito em bruxas, mas que há, há!!!!

E quem garante que os F117 ou os B2, não utilizem tecnologia extraterrestre????