There appear to be lots of conspiracy theories about Area 51, UFO’s and aliens so I thought ‘I’d go with a reliable source for this blog- The National Geographic.
It seems to be that the National Geographic is actually owned by Disney so should I believe anything about Area 51 when it is told to us by a man who created a six-foot mouse who wears shorts, gloves but no shirt.
The road that Area 51 sits on, is known as the Extraterrestrial Highway
The truth, very boringly, probably lies in the experimental aircraft that are tested in the area. The secret activities were admitted by the USA government in 2013 and spoiled everybody’s fun. The exact nature of the secret activities within the very active military base still remain exactly that- a secret.
When one very high-tech craft (the A-12) was being tested and had nearly 3000 take-offs, its titanium body reflected the desert sun in a way that not many people had seen before. The reports of UFO sightings rocketed as much as the craft itself did.
The petrol station has a shop with 100s of tee shirts- mostly rude.
A diner, a brothel, a good coffee machine - all at prices that were remarkably fair.
The set-up at the petrol station is run by lovely men who seem themselves to be rather unworldly- they look exactly as you'd expect. An air of humourous disappointment follows in their wake, one eye on the sky for something more exciting than a load of Brits emptying their coffee machine and buying polky hats ( ice cream- nothing to do with a probe), and looking at the model of the USS Enterprise.
The McDonalds in Roswell, New Mexico is shaped like a spaceship.
This one was my favourite....
So what do they want us to believe.
Cue Mulder, Scully and the music.
The truth is out there.
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