The Mystery Of Area 51

Everyone must have heard about Area 51 and all the mysteries behind it. All there rumors are to be shouldered by the U.S. Government because they did nothing but to disperse rests for the past decades. The fact is that the Pentagon was suitable for gossips to continue spread. The U.S. government maintained the airspace over the residence as a limited area. People couldn't travel on highways directing to Area 51 and every stated information in authorized papers are automatically branded as secret. These became the roots of the Holy Grail of intrigue philosophies, letting the roughest rumors to upsurge.

One myth heard was all about Area 51 being related to underground tunnels through trains that can travel to different places of the country. The core thought for all these stories being heard is the absence of official proofs to clearly clarify what happens truly there. Nonetheless, five men who are very acquainted with Area 51 decided to come out of their shell and share what they know. They were Col. Hugh "Slip" Slater, Edward Lovick, Ken Collins, Thornton "T.D." Barnes and Harry Martin. All of them are part of the Area 51 team.

Collins flew out the constrained airspace in the Area 51 secret spy plane with the code name OXCART on May 24, 1963. Utah was on when the plane crashed on a meadow of weeds. The CIA was held accountable in keeping the catastrophe a secret and an indication on official evidences than an F-105 Air Force was there. They imperiled Collins to the truth to assure that he revealed everything regarding the incident. The guys involved in the incident were searched and obliged to sign a secrecy contract. OXCART was protected. The CIA had been working with spy planes at Area 51 for 8 years with an explicit mission of offering tools to the intelligence services to avoid nuclear warfare.

The midair study was an essential part of this precautionary work and the base was one of its foundations. It conducted almost 3,000 flights over the desert. Someone was almost certain that he saw a spacecraft and fantasized Area 51 would be increased when he saw one aircraft with a speed reaching Mach 3. The CIA was pleased to have concealment like that. However, it ended when a group of elders exposed what truly happened. As usual, the actuality is much less thrilling than the myth. Extraterrestrials don't exist in Nevada.