I want to see all the images of Area 51 that you guys have. and

The first global troll

This could be a really cool thread, lurking.

I have always been fascinated, like so many others, with areas I'm not supposed to be in

>>18925734
>wandered into the base
Kek. The openly admit they gun you down if you cross into the base area.

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kinda boring but I'll post some from the wikipedia page to keep the thread alive

>>18926342
That's totally a real pic. I love the guy in the tie on the upper right hand part of the craft.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e8H2jsPOqZc

>>18927955
DELET THIS

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>>18925734

>>18925734
Look up pics from Project Aquatone and Project Oxcart, tons of declassifed pics taken at the base .

>>18928873
Victor Camacho, what a legend.

>>18928871
>>18928982
how do I get a job guarding area 51?

>>18928986
Join the USAF as security forces, do really good and request that assignment.

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>>18925734
Regardless of paranormal/conspiracy content, these pictures and stories are a real feast for the imagination. So many potential movies, books, comics and games that could stem from this stuff.

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>>18929200
God it kills me inside knowing that I'll ever know the full truth behind these things.

ayylmao

>>18929200
This hurts as we will never know unless someone destroys the Military and the Gov

>>18929371
>implying all existing world knowledge won't be jailbroken by hackers within the next 10 years

lol. or they'll fuck up and crash a UFO again one day and like thirty six thousand people will get it on their phones.

>>18929341
Where's pic 2 of 2? That AlienStang looks well worth the $35k asking price.

>>18929653

OPSKEK

>>18929374
so these guys could you see coming by land and air right? what about if you dig a tunnel and go in underground?

>>18929218
they recovered material from either some kind of exchange or a ufo crash. they reverse engineer what they can manage to pull apart. sometimes stuff is unbreakable, has infinite energy, or disintegrates when meddled with.
we get a lot of innovation from this, some of it reaches consumer market eventually. most of it stays there on test sites because there are no feasible applications for et tech for us. so they focus on stealth technology etc, stuff we would have engineered anyway at some point in time. area 51 is an operation that tests military and governmental integrity and boosts our technological advancement significantly. No other nation could have isolated these secrets better, and it was also a matter of luck it happened during the cold war, otherwise stuff might have been leaked and society would be different by now.

some leaks happen occasionally from retired workers who have had a drink and tell a rare story to their children. some secret agents even approach people directly (for their expertise on physics/engineering) and openly, knowing nobody will believe the stuff they're about to tell them because they won't be able to proove anything. Not sure if that latter strategy is still allowed these days, but it has reportedly happened when people didn't have recording devices everywhere they went..

contains footage of abandoned hangar, abandoned mine tunnel, back door entrance to restricted area, camo dudes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n64M6jiWL94

>>18930109
i have saved some testimonies of the likes, i will share if anyone is interested

>>18930109
>technology meandering around
>area 51 happens
>suddenly, semiconductors

that's like my favorite moment in human history
>"we totally just invented these ourselves"
"huh? all the components are microscopic, how did you suddenly figure this out?"
>"we're really smart"

Note that no human is called the "inventor of the semiconductor" or anything, despite the semiconductor being the most important thing invented since the iron age.

>>18930220
err, Roswell happens

>>18930220
>>18930225
here we go...

>Roswell: Mid-1947, probably July
>Transistor invented: December 1947

>>18925734
My dad drives past it a lot. He says his gps quits working correctly and there is no cell service like it's all being jammed. Anyone know if this is true?

>>18930237
Probably, but not unusual as aircraft are tested there. Known aircraft. Area 51 isn't special anymore, I believe the new Area 51 is in Colorado.

contains footage of testflights of unkown plane, dogfight over area 51 with fighter jets and triangular unkown flying object, passenger jet landing in area 51, bus arriving into base, camo dudes activity, sounds of jet engine
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zi39FRtgDL0
>>18930245
do you know the aircraft at 18:40 in this video?

>>18930265
Probably some experimental stealth jet variant or something, no way to tell

There's nothing of import going on at area 51 anymore in regards to alien stuff. The site is EXTREMELY well known and they're not going to do anything that should be out of the public eye when you can just drive up and film like this. The real "area 51" is a different base now

>>18930190
I'm interested. Post em, homie.

>>18930319
I'll come back at a later time for a compilation today

>>18930265
X-47B

>>18930325
>>18930319
>>18930190
working on it. in the meantime, watch this related video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PaK5WOz3Mf4

>>18930671
related AMA
http://www.abovetopsecret.com/forum/thread968608

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>>18930319
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>>18930759

ayy

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>>18930760
sorry that one messed up

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>>18927768
He got some paperwork to do at the end of the wings nigga.

>>18930730
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>>18925734
stories

>>18930245
>I believe the new Area 51 is in Colorado.
/x/ meet up when? let's meet up in denver bros, we'll post evidence on wikileaks and finally reveal the UFO cover up

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>select all numbers
>51

>select all images with a saucer

>>18929109
The perimeter guards are private contractors. Use to be Wackenhut, dont know who has the contract at present

>>18925734
>no drone zone

this made me laugh

>>18930018
The RADAR array in that pic is a Soviet era system, they set them up around the area during Red Flag exercises to test them against our jets

>>18926342
I love how the shopped soldiers aren't all the way done. Ffs. Rear of the crap. I mean, craft.

>>18926342
needs a CIA

Good thing you got all those photos of a truck. You never know when an f150 might grow wings and fly. All I see is zero security areas.

funny how ufo sightings essentially ceased once everyone started carrying cameras in their pockets

>>18931807
that's because everyone are looking at the fucking phone display, and no one looks at the sky anymore

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>>18930220
>no human is called the "inventor of the semiconductor"
we need to bring back this tradition that came from the enlightenment period. the era of secrecy and deep state policy is the end of enlightenment. It wasn't the defeat of the Nazis, it was when intellectualism lost its societal meaning because the most important discoveries are kept from us. We are back in the dark ages.

>>18929109
Outer perimeter guards are actually Wakenhut/G4S contractors.

>>18928193
nigga thats Dulce

>>18926340
>they openly admit they gun you down if you cross into the base area
Because its the rules u retard

>>18933214
>rules and laws can't be wrong

>a thread about UFO redpill got deleted from /pol/

are UFO threads not allowed on /pol/? seems kinda odd as the cover up involves the government

>>18926340
Like literally every American military base.

>>18928986

G4S, Exelon and ManTech do contracted jobs out there. Fuck the military, get an Associates in something stupid and go work in the desert for 6-figure Republican Pay.

Bumping in case anyone has more photos or stories.

>>18925734
Area 51 is so behind in the game it's not even funny.

>>18934326
Most places will charge you for trespassing. You will get tackled, tazed, or dogs if you don't stop and run from them, then you will be detained, and charged by a civilian court. Some places, nuclear comes to mind, can shoot on sight. It should be posted on the signs. If the signs say they will shoot on sight, expect they will. I don't know the rules in detail.

Don't be a dick and try. You'll just get detained and charged. I expect it's probably a felony.

>>18929380
That wasn't a fuck up really. It was planned that way so that area 51 would get the spaceships but they also weren't aware of this fact at area 51 because it was planned in the future.

My grandfather visited area 51 for work multiple times throughout the latter half of the 20th century. He was a top level engineer for an aerospace contractor that made flight instruments, and worked on many projects that were highly secretive at the time. He said that once inside the base, security was pretty relaxed. People would leave doors unlocked, keys in vehicles, and anyone with a top secret clearance was allowed to basically wander around unhindered. Like there was no evidence of compartmentalization. Also no evidence of anything underground. And no evidence of extraterrestrial technology.

>>18931700
That reminds me,
Has anyone used their neetbux to try flying a drone in there?
I'm sure it's heavily jammed, but I'm still interested.

>>18934339
I think JT3 is still running the contract for engineering support.

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GIVE US THE AYY

Personally I think that A51 and its ilk are just full of very advanced tech of 100% human origin, no ayys necessary. The government comes up with a lot of revolutionary shit during secret weapons programs - just look how much modern tech started in WWII RADAR programs - and my guess is that they hold a lot of stuff back to guarantee an advantage over their enemies, and leak things a few years before unveiling their own products that use the tech.

I also think that the government encourages the UFO stories and tells their people to "leak" UFO shit once in a while. It's a great way of diverting attention away from whatever's really going on and a super easy way of misleading people who DO see things they're not supposed to see.

Always wanted to go there

>>18930229
Interesting.

>>18932162
We can do that by ourselves, we just need a photo of the inventor and some white text over some black background.

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>>18938634

>>18930229
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While the device was constructed a week earlier, Brattain's notes describe the first demonstration to higher-ups at Bell Labs on the afternoon of 23 December 1947, often given as the birthdate of the transistor. what is now known as the "p–n–p point-contact germanium transistor" operated as a speech amplifier with a power gain of 18 in that trial. John Bardeen, Walter Houser Brattain, and William Bradford Shockley were awarded the 1956 Nobel Prize in physics for their work.

>>18930018

>implying they don't have seismic sensor arrays all around the base

Nothing screams Above Top Secret base like forgetting to secure the base in every way possible....

>>18930237
No knowledge of the area in question, but I'd be extremely surprised if there aren't all manner of gizmos deployed there.

One I've experienced myself was the engine on my car stuttering when I drove past a certain point on a camp perimeter on the way to work each day.

>>18928873
That dude with the sign on the right, he's feeling it.

>>18938622
Some years back, an airliner at Manchester airport (UK) has a very near miss with a "UFO". THE USAAF 'fessed up a few years down the line.

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>>18938794
Here isn't what they saw.

>>18938807
Is. Thanks spellwreck.

Phonepost.

>>18928873
DUDE DONT POST ALIENS

>>18926342
very obviously a photoshop job

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>>18925734

>>18929200
can you eexpand dong?

>>18939045
That's a slitheen