Area-51 is the most mysterious place in the world
The Nevada Test and Training Range is located in the mountainous desert, 150 kilometers northwest of Las Vegas, south of the US state of Nevada. The largest laboratory of modern lethal weapons. The United States has carried out more than 500 nuclear explosions in this 2.9 million acre range. Of those, more than a hundred exploded on the ground. Within the Nevada Test and Training Range is Area 51, the world's most secretive and mysterious area.
The United States has long said that Area 51 is the safest military base in the United States. In August 1955, the famous American U-2 spy plane began its flight from Area-51. Since then, the United States has been testing state-of-the-art spy planes A-Twelve Oxcart, D-Twenty One, Blackbird, Nighthawk, Bird of Prey and Tacitus Blue.
Area-51 between Ujwal Groom Lake and Papus Lake in the dark of night.
But is Area 51 really an airport?
Unusual levels of US military security around Area 51 are raising suspicions and speculation around the world. Some of the safest places on American soil, such as the Pentagon, the White House, NASA headquarters, and various launch pads, are open to the public. But the media and the public do not have access to the boundaries of Area-51.
There is no wall or fence around Area-51. Danger if you try to approach because there is no wall. Thousands of soldiers or camouflage, with their M-sixteen in hand, mingled like chameleons with the vast desert landscape. It is difficult to find those with the naked eye. They are allowed to shoot directly if anyone tries to approach Area-51 despite the ban. So to warn the over-enthusiasts, notices have been put up around Area-51. It says ‘Use of deadly force Authorized’. This means that despite the ban, the government has given permission to inflict fatal injuries if one enters Area-51.
Entrance to Area-51 Base.
Apart from the army, thousands of mobile CCTV cameras, motion detectors, laser detectors, sound detectors and sniffing drones are working invisibly. How many more sophisticated gadgets are working. No aircraft is allowed to pass over the area named 'Area-51'. The world's most powerful 'Air Route Surveillance' radar is mounted on the top of the 9,400-foot Belde Mountain, 155 miles north, to monitor the skies over Area-51. On the top of another hill on the north side of Groom Lake, there is another automatic radar, about 4,300 feet above the ground.