To be honest, most of the results of my investigation could have been reached without ever setting foot in Nevada. All of the information is there on the net, it just takes a lot of time and patience to sort through it all. Still, I have no regrets about my foray's to the E.T. Highway. If nothing else, spending so much time in the area has helped to put everything into perspective, as well as provided me with many memories I will carry with me for years to come. I feel confident that the conclusions I have reached are accurate, although some people would disagree. So without further procrastination, here is what I have learned.
Area 51: Area 51 is exactly
what it appears to be... A top secret
installation, the primary purpose of which is
to serve as the proving ground for new
military aircraft. There is also work being
done there on UAV's. (Unmanned Arial
Vehicles's). These UAV's are sometimes disk
shaped and probebly explain the few daytime
sightings of flying saucers that have been
rumored to have occurred in the area.
Chances are there are some underground
facilities at Area 51. How elaborate these
facilities are is the question. I seriously
doubt they stretch several dozen floors
beneith the surfaceas some people would have
you believe, My best guess (and I don't know
for sure) is that there are a few underground
hangars that house the more classified
aircraft. The purpose of these hangars is
probebly to help shield the aircraft from
scans from enemy satilites passing overhead.
There my also be a few underground research
facilities, but that is just speculation.
I have seen NO EVIDENCE to support any of
the following claims: That there are missing
children at Area 51, that there is a New
World Order being organized there, that there
are human/alien hybrid experiments going on
ther, that there is an alien embassy there,
or that there is any dastardly plot to take
over the world being orchastrated there.
Alien Craft At Area 51:
Ahhhh, the big question, and here is the
disappointing answer...... I don't know if
there are any extraterrestrial craft there or
not. I can say however, that I am convinced
that IF we did recover alien craft Area 51 or
a nearby location would be the most likely
place that they would be taken. The reason I
believe this is because Area 51 has been used
in the past to back-engineer and test-fly
foreign (terrestrial) craft covertly. It
would make sense that this same method of
back-engineering and test flying would be
used on extraterrestrial craft should we
somehow procure one. But I cannot say with
any degree of certainty that we have
recovered any extraterrestrial craft. One
thing that is often overlooked however is
that Lazar was not the first to claim their
were Alien Craft at the Test Site, such
claims date back as far as the 1960's.
So, what are the lights in the sky? Well
Tom Mahood has come up with a very
interesting and convincing theory. He
speculates that most of those erratically
moving lights could be explianed as a
particle beam being tested. I believe that
this could indeed account for the mojority of
the sightings. The only ones I don't think it
could not account for are the ones in which
the light dips down in front of the Jumbled
Hills. It seems to me (and I admittedly know
little about physics) that as light moving in
front of the hills would block the "line of
sight" of the beam unless the beam was being
emitted from a higher elevation, like perhaps
Bald Mountain.
Bob Lazar: As if this
question even needs to be answered. OK, here
is the abridged version. Lazar has a shady
history of being a half-assed conman. Lazar's
academic creditials don't check out. Some of
the courses he claims to have studied don't
even exist at the institutions he claimed to
have attended. Lazar appears in no yearbooks
from the colleges he claims to have attended.
Lazar's knowledge of physics is rudimentary
at best, and his description of how the alien
craft worked is total B.S. The W-2 form he
offered as evidence of his employment
at S-4 is flawed as well. Not only are blank
W-2 forms easy to obtain, but the agency on
the form he claimed to work for (the
Department of Naval Intelligence) doesn't
even exist!
Lazars S-4: S-4 is more
Lazar B.S. There is a "Site 4", but it is not
located at Papoose Lake. The real Site 4 is
located near the Tonopah Test Range and deals
mostly with foreign radar. Site 4 does have a
history of being somewhat secretive, and this
could be why Lazar used the name for his
little story.
My best guess is that Lazar somehow heard
of the lights in the sky around Area 51 and
went there to see for himself (There does
seem to be evidence that Lazar had been to
the mailbox before his alledged employment at
S-4). He saw a light rise up from behind the
hills south of Area 51 (as many others since
then have). Lazar then consulted a map and
saw Papoose Lake (south of Area 51) and
decided that that was were he would say the
Saucer Base is.
Satilite photos of Papoose Lake have been
examined and shown nothing that would
indicate a secret base there. Others sources
who claim to have worked at Lazar's S-4 have
been for the most part no more credible than
Lazar, and none of them have offered concrete
proof that there is anything there.
In short, there is NOTHING to indicate
that Lazar's S-4 is real. The only tiny bit
of evidence that might help his story comes
from an archeologist named Freeman. Freeman
covertly treked inside the restricted border
of the Test Site to find evidence of a 49er's
expedition. His hike took him south of
Papoose Lake. Freeman said he did infact see
some lights at Papoose Lake, but he couldn't
say for certain what they were.
Aircraft Under Development:
I never really had much interest in the
secret aircraft being tested at Area 51, but
I can offer my opinions on what is probebly
being worked on there now. I would guess that
their are probebly several UAV's under
development, as well some bitchin' next
generation stealth projects. It seems logical
that there would also probebly be some
experimentation with stealth helicpters as
well. As for the Aurora, all I can say is
there is something out there making a lot of
noise at Groom Lake. There is also something
that was moving fast enough to make some
pretty powerful skyquakes (that I myself
witnessed) over Southern California in the
early 1990's. So, put the noise and the
quakes together and it seems to fit the
description of what many people refer to as
"Aurora".
