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Found an interesting item for sale which could have some connection to Area 51.
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Found an interesting item for sale which could have some connection to Area 51.

So I was browsing Google Maps and came across a company called The Center for Land Use Interpretation and noticed they had a shop which was selling some merchandise when I came across the item linked below. Supposedly, it is a rolodex which contains business cards and contact info for companies related to the Los Alamos Laboratory from the sixties, and I don't know if it's possible these companies would have a connection to Area 51 as well. From what I understand, most of the companies were materials suppliers, but there might be other stuff in there as well.

Link to Rolodex: https://clui-shop.square.site/product/los-alamos-rolodex/292?cp=true&sa=true&sbp=false&q=false

Link to photos of various companies found in the rolodex: https://clui.org/collections/los-alamos-business-cards/selection-cards

u/767man — 2 days ago
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What does this military callsign mean?

what’s happening in Nevada rn

u/PIXIE_EMPIRE — 2 days ago
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Janet in Area 51

Look how curious guys, I could see a Janet on the taxi lane of Area 51. Usually they have the transponder turned off on the base correct? When they are approaching for landing at the base. I was looking at another plane, one RC-135, and when I saw the Janet icon at the base, I already clicked on it, the curious thing is that it soon disappeared. And I couldn't track him anymore. After a while he reappeared, already taken off and was returning to Las Vegas.

u/Gabriel-51 — 3 days ago
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SU-27 Flanker dogfights F-16 over Groom Lake circa 2016

A very interesting article I found from The Aviationist. I'm not sure why I have never seen this before. I saw some stuff online with a little bit of research that this might have came from Ukraine in the early 2000s. Now, my question is; do they still do this? does the USAF own this aircraft? Could it still be at Groom? If The Aviationist reported on this I'm sure it's authentic right? I have never seen or heard anything about the USAF having a Flanker.

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u/Still-Union-2528 — 4 days ago
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if area 51 really has reverse engineered crafts, why has nobody produced one piece of tech that clearly proves it

genuine question, not trying to troll

i keep seeing people say the us has recovered craft and has been reverse engineering them for decades

but after all those decades, where is the one piece of technology that clearly cannot be explained as human engineering

not a blurry video, not “my source told me”, not a supposed program name, not a story from someone who worked there

just one physical component that independent scientists can examine and say yeah, we have no idea how humans made this

if the answer is “theyre hiding it because its classified”, thats possible

but then isnt the actual evidence still inaccessible

im open to reverse engineered craft being real, i just dont understand why the strongest evidence always seems to be one step away from something anyone can actually verify

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u/Upbeat_Ad3363 — 6 days ago
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Area 51The CIA files

I saw this on my Google alerts for Groom Lake. It is an old National Geographic video that is a Lazar free zone. It is on YouTube with few hits. I don't know if National Geographic makes Google take it down. It covers the U-2, A-12, MIGs, and the F-117.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-Pz1j_MvPQ

u/therealgariac — 4 days ago
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Black Helicopter @ Area 51 Gate

I went back to Area 51, this was my 7th time visit to the site, this time it got more interesting as I was reaching the gates suddenly a black helicopter came from behind the mountain flying as low as like 20 meters near my car, it was definitely something different lol

I wanted to post the video but the sub doesn’t allow video
Might post it on my IG at future_vizion

u/egnogra — 6 days ago
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I guess it's time to post these.

Long time lurker and researcher of area 51 probably since I was in my early teens in the early '90s. I was reading about area 51 when "Guardian" was a big deal.

I've always been obsessed with military aircraft. My grandfather was a pilot. I eventually became a general aviation pilot amongst many other things. Maybe it was the stark contrast between military design and civil aviation? I don't know but I've always loved it. I was obsessed.

In 2021 I decided to take my son who was 11 at the time with me to go see the back gate of area 51. We spent the night and Rachel and went early in the morning down mailbox road to get to the back gate. I wasn't expecting to see anything but you never know how lucky you can be.

The photo shown is not flares. It's not any type of vortices. It is simply a contrail from an unknown aircraft that was flying low altitude but was unavailable to the naked eye. The exhaust was omnidirectional very similar to F-22, F-35, F-117 designs, to where you could not tell if it was approaching or departing.

This aircraft loitered for roughly 1 minute. It was very close to us but it was very hard to see due to low Haze from the wildfires to the West. While there was a lot of haze, it was still pretty broken and I was able to get a couple photographs of the contrails produced.

I want to be absolutely clear about something. These are not high altitude contrails these are very low contrails. This aircraft was definitely below a thousand ft and was highly maneuverable and these contrails completely tracked everywhere that major power shifts were made. But again, at no point during this time could we see an actual fuselage that was producing them! You only saw contrails appear.

What further complicated viewing this aircraft was the inability to locate the sound accurately from which way it was coming from. It really was an omnidirectional sound as mentioned before but it was very clearly some type of jet engine.

If you look closely, you'll notice that the contrails are very similar to a donut on a rope contrail similar to the pulse detonation wave technology used in the late '80s early '90s, associated with the rumored 'Aurora' project. But what's unique about these contrails is that they are not connected by a rope. They're like little miniature J's that are rolled over in a horizontal pattern spaced evenly.

Again, these individual contrails were not flares, they were stationary when the aircraft passed (even though we couldn't see the aircraft), and they did not dissipate like an air vortice would.

Air vortices are temporary, condensation of water vapor formed around high pressure areas of lifting bodies. This was not that.

I've adjusted the saturation contrast and color a little bit just to make the contrails a little bit more clear.

I've shown these pics to a good friend who did R&D for a "military engine manufacturer", and his immediate response was... "Where'd you see that, and silence".

I've thought long and hard about what aircraft, and engine could produce the sounds and contrails that we saw, and I'm absolutely stuck.

The main thing that shocked me was how low altitude they were and the fact that we absolutely could not track or see a fuselage.

EDIT: A lot of you keep saying they were flares, but they were not flares, I've seen so many flares from training flights in my MOA, flares respond to gravity, these did not they stayed like contrails.

Furthermore, I watched these appear real time, but the aircraft was not seen, and there was no ignition of flares.

u/wraedeohed — 8 days ago
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F22 1ship or 2ship at TTR Airbase

Found either a 1-ship or a 2-ship flight of f22s on Apple Maps on the tonopah test range airbase runway pretty cool I didn’t know they kept f22s out there

u/PIXIE_EMPIRE — 8 days ago
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Bob Lazar Viewing Location?

Does anyone know precisely where Bob Lazar, Gene Huff, John Lear, etc used to watch supposed S4 flight tests from?

Lazar describes it as people latched on to the black mailbox term just bc he used it as a reference rather than the actual location - primarily bc there aren't that many landmarks out there.

It sounds like when he describes it - it appears before you get to the mailbox location - and it might be right around where Groom Lake Rd hits 375.

Any thought ms or precise location?

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u/Formal_Composer_4939 — 9 days ago
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NTTR escort (perhaps not the best job title)

This sounds like what is often called a "minder." You keep an eye on the contractors. One step below camo dude.

https://www.amentumcareers.com/jobs/escort-on-call-las-vegas-nevada-united-states

A few selected lines follow. PIC is "Program Integration Center." "RSS" is range support services." I don't know about RSSII.


Performs escort duties as directed by the PIC.

Escort personnel to/from job site, to/from dining facilities, to/from lodging facilities and other areas as required.

Maintain line of sight of escorted personnel, equipment and vehicles at all times within the boundaries of Nevada Test Training Range (NTTR) to include Creech AFB and other RSSII locations.

Assignments include periods of extended workdays, working under austere conditions; may require travel and multiple overnight stays at remote site locations.

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u/therealgariac — 12 days ago
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First Area 51 / nuclear road trip from LA - any advice?

Hello everyone!

I’ve been going through the posts here and saw the maps, but apparently I’m having a stupid blonde moment because I genuinely cannot understand where exactly we can and cannot go (and the map refuses to properly load on my phone).

My best friend wanted to take me on a little alien/nuclear road trip from Los Angeles, so we have two days to see as much as possible. We’re driving through Death Valley, doing the Extraterrestrial Highway, and spending the night at the Little A’Le’Inn.

I’m mostly trying to understand which roads/areas are actually accessible and where the restricted zones begin, as we definitely don’t want to accidentally end up in troubles.

Also would love recommendations for the coolest stops along the way - nuclear sites, Area 51, military history, ghost towns, weird desert places, anything really cool that’s worth a detour.

If you had two days going LA → Death Valley → Area 51, what would you absolutely not miss?

Truly apologize if this has been asked thousands times, I honestly did my homework, I just failed the map part…

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u/CoolGoal1174 — 14 days ago