NASA's Most Off Limits Room

NASA's Most Off Limits Room

It was a typical Tuesday morning at NASA headquarters in Washington D.C. Employees were busy at work, scientists running experiments, engineers assembling spacecraft parts. The usual hustle and bustle of America's space agency.

In the basement of Building 12, there is a long hallway with offices on each side. But at the very end of the hall is a door unlike any other at NASA. This door is made of thick steel and has no markings. No room number, no signs. Just a plain metal door that is always locked.

Behind this mysterious door is NASA's most off-limits room. A room so secretive and restricted that only a handful of NASA's top personnel even know it exists. Not even the newest employees are aware of what lies behind the unmarked steel door at the end of the forgotten hallway.

Of course, over the decades since NASA was established in 1958, rumors have swirled about what exactly goes on in the off-limits room. With no windows or cameras, the room's purpose remains clouded in secrecy. Naturally, conspiracy theories abound.

[TairnKA]

I presume the President would have access? ;-)