Lost Language: The fictional high runes and real rongorongo language of Easter Island feature in the island.

Most Americans don't expect the government to declassify the details of supposed alien sightings any time soon. Air traffic control audio out of a private terminal at Las Vegas' McCarran International Airport suggests that government-owned passenger jets flying under the name "Janet Airlines" make daily flights to and from… somewhere in the Nevada desert. Later other German scientists are introduced who were also recruited the same way, and share a Nazi past (but appear to have been more hard core than him). S. military built a pair of small runways right next to Nevada's Groom Lake and named it the Army Air Corps Gunnery School.The secrecy of the project meant that test flights had to be done in a remote location, far away from commercial and military flight paths, but close enough to a major city that receiving new supply shipments wouldn't be a total pain in the neck. In 1951, the United States Department of Energy began nuclear detonation tests at the Nevada Test Site, 20 miles from the Sheahans' homestead.

S. government is legally able to keep people from entering Area 51, well, it's enshrined in the law.An alien-obsessed podcaster and his friends travel to AREA 51 and find themselves on the run and on the menu in the deadly no-man's land outside the base. A 2019 interview with Lazar on a popular podcast inspired a “Storm Area 51” event, in which about 6,000 people showed up in the desert to look for evidence of aliens. The time-traveling Doctor was held captive at the base during the sixth-season episode "Day of the Moon. In an interview with a local Las Vegas news station, Barnes said people on the base communicated with fake names and weren't even allowed to tell their families back home where they worked: Barnes' wife thought her husband commuted to a foreign country, until he told her the truth in 2009. The Sheahans' homestead was about as isolated as it gets; Las Vegas wasn't even founded as a city until 1905 and was inaccessible by railroad until 1906.

What can be confirmed about Area 51, for sure, is that it's a place of high-tech military tests and shady cover-ups, the likes of which you would normally only find in an episode of "Stranger Things . Because of the Soviet Union's advanced air defense system, this would require the invention of a new kind of plane. For those in the know, this road leads to a military base with many unofficial names: Paradise Ranch; Watertown; Dreamland Resort; Red Square; The Box; and The Ranch; Nevada Test and Training Range; Detachment 3, Air Force Flight Test Center (Det.La Résistance: There's a human resistance against the Airlia which has, like them, existed on Earth for millennia and even precedes it on other planets. Lost Technology: The Airlia, an alien species, left their technology in different locations hidden across the Earth long ago.

The library holds an extensive collection of reference materials on the history of extraterrestrial encounters and related phenomena. At a recent conference in Barcelona, Professor Brian Cox said: "There are two trillion galaxies in the universe, so it is incredible that there isn't life out there. Ben, Reid, and Darrin follow the man home from the airport, sneak into his house, and steal his security badge.

History The legend of Area 51—and why it still fascinates us Secluded in the Nevada desert, the military base has long been associated with alien and UFO sightings. D. Barnes describes a professional environment so secretive that non-disclosure agreements are used for everything, the jobs don't officially exist on the books, and less than 5% of those on the base even knew the CIA was involved.