National Geographic Area 51 The CIA's Secret Files

National Geographic Area 51 The CIA's Secret Files
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[artworkbysteve]

Its is told that the Eveready Bunny was built there, he's still going .

[deannapalmer]

.... more and more sophisticated satellites.... 2024: china uses a balloon!

[hunter]

During the development of the F117 men would go to work at McClellan Air Force Base in Sacramento and get on an air force 737 and fly to area 51 to work. They couldn’t tell anybody including their families were they were working.

[nosferatu]

This is only the tip of the iceberg, literally. We don't know what's underground. I'm sure this documentary only features like 1% of what has been done / is being done there at Area 51. So much we are not allowed to know....

[sjnvxcm]

Area 51 saved lives in Vietnam. There shouldn’t have even been a Vietnam in the first place.

[maikutsukino]

Government: Ok. Here is what Area 51 is all about.
Tin Hat Group: IT'S ALWAYS ABOUT ALIENS, MAN! WE REVERSE ENGINEERED UFO'S AND NOW HAVE A SPACE FORCE OF SHIPS! IT'S ALL TRUE!!

[tabuilder]

I find it interesting how they never mention the development and testing of the B-2 at Groom Lake. My company was contracted by Northrup in 1978 to build facilities at Groom and "Tejon Ranch" (about 50 miles northwest of Lancaster, CA.) for the B-2. We spent about five years at various locations developing these sites. We never saw anything at Groom that hinted at the presence of captured "alien" beings or technologies. Not that we could poke around much (extremely strict security) but in conversation with engineers I would kind of allude to the question. which would be responded to with "Really? or a chuckle and an eye roll.

[jlane]

I am glad they are for our purpose. I know Freedom is only a generation away from being lost. But while they work, I can sleep. Also; it's like the newest model for something coming off the assembly line for us to marvel over.

[ohheyitskevinc]

31:13 By the mid-70s, the A-12 project hadn’t just wound down, it had already ended. 7 years earlier in 1968. The U-2 is still going.

[OziBlokeTimG]

I'll have to eat my phone after listening to 😅🤣🤣🤣

[scottmcguire]

I think I’d fly up just to get my fill of wings n things. Not sure about you but I haven’t found better wings in the lower 48. Reminds me of my days of being a bouncer at Koots when I was off duty. Fun times. Glad to see you enjoy it.

[emitindustries]

At 37:00, the sick man talks about the toxins slowly killing him. When I lived in LA, around the late 80s, there was a newspaper article about the residents of Burbank, just outside of LA. These people lived near the Lockheed factory that was making the F-117. They were complaining about breathing toxic fumes and dust, eminating from the factory. Of course, since it was all super secret, no one knew what it was causing the physical problems. Also, workers at the factory were becoming I'll, but they weren't allowed to discuss it, due to the material's secrecy. The cold war was claiming more victims, but in a different kind of battle

[greenw]

The guy who was taking vit D3 should have been taking vit K with it. The K breaks down the D3 so the body absorbs it. If the D3 builds up, I understand it calcifies and harms the body.

[speedoflight]

Foghorn Leghorn invisible. That was funny.

[pishyp]

They use the magicians code *"misdirection"* they want you to look where they don't want you to look 🤣🤣😂

[UndercoverPirate]

The health problems did not come from the planes testing but nuclear testing. Look west of the base on Maps

[FernandoBarajas-mxpt]

I heard a story that early on in the program a U2 had a flame out somewhere over i think Tennessee or Missouri and because of the length of the wings the plane basically glided all the way to an AF base in New Mexico... Whats crazy to think is if the pilots flight suit got a leak at say 70k'-75k' his spit would boil off

[katherinekinnaird]

Awww I'm going to miss those little green men

[CarsCatAliens]

The SR71 is still the most amazing aviation engineering feat of the 20th century. Just my personal opinion. Obviously.. lol

[SIX-SHTR]

There's no fences: next shot: Fences!