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03-22-2012, 08:55 PM
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http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/03/20/area-51-exhibit-national-atomic-testing-museum_n_1366145.html#s285846&title=Area_51_Warning
Discuss this "HOT TOPIC" Issue at The OUTPOST FORUM: "Exploring The Vast
Frontier of Understanding"
http://www.theoutpostforum.com/
BREAKING: BRAND NEW AREA 51 EXHIBIT TO FEATURE "RUSSIAN ROSWELL" UFO
ARTIFACT AT The NATIONAL ATOMIC TESTING MUSEUM! / IT WILL BE LOADED WITH
UFO and POSSIBLE UFO-RELATED ITEMS + THE HISTORICAL RECORDS OF AREA 51,
THE AREA THAT OFFICIALLY DID NOT EXIST AT ONE TIME! –
By Lee Speigel, The Huffington Post, Posted: Viewed on Thursday,
03/23/2012, 1:28 p.m., EST E-Mail Contact:
Lee.Speigel@huffingtonpost.com
Area 51 has been called the most secret place on Earth that never
existed. And for a long time, that was true.
/
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/05/23/area-51-ufos-ets-cold-war-annie-jacobsen_n_864243.html?just_reloaded=1
On March 26, the Smithsonian-affiliated National Atomic Testing Museum
in Las Vegas plans to unveil the first-ever Area 51 exhibit, and it will
be loaded with UFO and possible extraterrestrial-related items.
/
http://www.nationalatomictestingmuseum.org/
The exhibit, dubbed "Area 51: Myth or Reality," will present the
historical records of a place that has long been shrouded in mystery.
Watch this Area 51 exhibit promo video:
"The CIA declassified most of the records on Area 51 up through the late
'60s and early '70s. It's out in the public now," said museum CEO and
executive director Allan Palmer.
"Now we know a lot more about it and can present some of the really true
stories that happened out there. And we feel a bit of an obligation to
tell the larger story about the public's perception of Area 51, which
runs right into aliens, UFOs and extraterrestrial time travel, and those
kind of things," Palmer told The Huffington Post.
For years, UFO conspiracy theorists have claimed that the U.S. military
was using a secret facility in the Nevada desert to examine captured
flying saucers. Fuel was added to that fire when many people reported
seeing strange craft in the skies around the mountains that surround an
actual military base, located near a salt flat called Groom Lake, about
80 miles north of Las Vegas.
It's now widely known that Cold War spy planes (including the U-2) were
developed and tested at the base. The man who broke the story in 1989
about alleged alien technology at Area 51 was Emmy Award-winning news
journalist George Knapp of KLAS-TV in Las Vegas.
/
http://www.8newsnow.com/story/175403/george-knapp
"There had been bits and pieces in aviation publications about the
possibility of something really weird flying around there, but nobody
had done any serious reporting about it," Knapp told HuffPost.
In 1989, Knapp met Bob Lazar, who claimed to be a physicist employed at
an area of the base named Sector Four, or S-4. As the tale goes, Lazar
alleged that this secret military facility was used to study several
alien spacecraft, with the ultimate goal of trying to reverse-engineer
the technology to figure out how it worked.
"There are questions that I have about Bob," explained Knapp, "and I
know there are problems and gaps within his story, but there were a lot
of things that Lazar knew about the base that are really difficult to
explain. For example, he knew there was a place called S-4, and that had
never been printed anywhere."
The Bob Lazar story unfolds here:
Prior to the news series that Knapp reported on Area 51, the world had
never heard of the place. Only the people who worked there or lived in
the area knew about it. Unless you had a specific connection to the
activities there, you wouldn't have known the place existed.
The National Atomic Testing Museum -- the nation's newest national
museum -- decided to combine the true stories of those who actually
worked at Area 51 with the speculative reports of an extraterrestrial
element.
Because of his key role in putting the secret facility on the map,
exhibitors asked Knapp to be involved. To that end, a special George
Knapp room has been included in the exhibit, where visitors can see a
variety of documents and artifacts that he's collected over the years:
films, videos, photos and something very special to be unveiled for the
exhibit opening.
In 1986, an unidentified object streaked across the sky over Dalnegorsk,
USSR, and crashed into Mount Izvestkovaya, also referred to as Height
611.
FAMOUS RHODES PHOTO OF A UFO FROM 1947: IS THIS WHAT THE ROSWELL CRASH
ET CRAFT LOOKED LIKE?
/
http://www.ufocasebook.com/1947rhodes.jpg
Through many contacts and great effort, Knapp obtained some of the
strange materials actually gathered at the scene of the crash.
"I'll give you a hint," he said. "We've often heard the argument from
the naysayers that there's nothing to study, no evidence. This famous
case happened in Russia where scientists went to the scene of a very
dramatic incident and collected samples, and they gave me some of them!"
Some have referred to the crash as the
"Russian Roswell," referring to the famous 1947 crash of an alleged
alien craft in New Mexico and the subsequent cover-up of facts
surrounding the case.
/
http://www.serpo.org/release26.php
The public will have a chance to see what Knapp brought back from Russia
and decide for themselves if it's Earth-based or out of this world.
Discuss this here:
/
http://www.theoutpostforum.com/tof/showthread.php?51-Serpo&highlight=serpo
The entire museum documents the shared Cold War history between the U.S.
and the old Soviet Union, running from the end of World War II to the
present. In 1950, President Harry Truman set up the Nevada Proving
Ground, which evolved into the Nevada Test Site, created to test nuclear
weapons in order to keep up with the Soviets.
Visitors to the Area 51 exhibit will see artifacts and other pieces of
the secret facility's history.
"When you first go in, you're going to be treated like a new recruit to
Area 51," said Palmer, who has the rare distinction of being a highly
decorated combat jet fighter pilot for both the Air Force and the Navy.
"You'll be left to decide what you think is the true story about the
place: Is it aliens, UFOs, intelligence? What's all this about? And
that's what we're going to expose them to.
"Sometimes what you see is not always what's real. And that may be true
the other way around," Palmer added. "What you may think are just
ordinary, regular things might be extraterrestrial or visitors from
other places. Who knows?"
------------------------------------------
Copyright © 2012 / Lee Speigel for The Huffington Post
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/03/20/area-51-exhibit-national-atomic-testing-museum_n_1366145.html
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/03/20/area-51-exhibit-national-atomic-testing-museum_n_1366145.html#s285846&title=Area_51_Warning
Discuss this "HOT TOPIC" Issue at The OUTPOST FORUM: "Exploring The Vast
Frontier of Understanding"
http://www.theoutpostforum.com/
BREAKING: BRAND NEW AREA 51 EXHIBIT TO FEATURE "RUSSIAN ROSWELL" UFO
ARTIFACT AT The NATIONAL ATOMIC TESTING MUSEUM! / IT WILL BE LOADED WITH
UFO and POSSIBLE UFO-RELATED ITEMS + THE HISTORICAL RECORDS OF AREA 51,
THE AREA THAT OFFICIALLY DID NOT EXIST AT ONE TIME! –
By Lee Speigel, The Huffington Post, Posted: Viewed on Thursday,
03/23/2012, 1:28 p.m., EST E-Mail Contact:
Lee.Speigel@huffingtonpost.com
Area 51 has been called the most secret place on Earth that never
existed. And for a long time, that was true.
/
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2011/05/23/area-51-ufos-ets-cold-war-annie-jacobsen_n_864243.html?just_reloaded=1
On March 26, the Smithsonian-affiliated National Atomic Testing Museum
in Las Vegas plans to unveil the first-ever Area 51 exhibit, and it will
be loaded with UFO and possible extraterrestrial-related items.
/
http://www.nationalatomictestingmuseum.org/
The exhibit, dubbed "Area 51: Myth or Reality," will present the
historical records of a place that has long been shrouded in mystery.
Watch this Area 51 exhibit promo video:
"The CIA declassified most of the records on Area 51 up through the late
'60s and early '70s. It's out in the public now," said museum CEO and
executive director Allan Palmer.
"Now we know a lot more about it and can present some of the really true
stories that happened out there. And we feel a bit of an obligation to
tell the larger story about the public's perception of Area 51, which
runs right into aliens, UFOs and extraterrestrial time travel, and those
kind of things," Palmer told The Huffington Post.
For years, UFO conspiracy theorists have claimed that the U.S. military
was using a secret facility in the Nevada desert to examine captured
flying saucers. Fuel was added to that fire when many people reported
seeing strange craft in the skies around the mountains that surround an
actual military base, located near a salt flat called Groom Lake, about
80 miles north of Las Vegas.
It's now widely known that Cold War spy planes (including the U-2) were
developed and tested at the base. The man who broke the story in 1989
about alleged alien technology at Area 51 was Emmy Award-winning news
journalist George Knapp of KLAS-TV in Las Vegas.
/
http://www.8newsnow.com/story/175403/george-knapp
"There had been bits and pieces in aviation publications about the
possibility of something really weird flying around there, but nobody
had done any serious reporting about it," Knapp told HuffPost.
In 1989, Knapp met Bob Lazar, who claimed to be a physicist employed at
an area of the base named Sector Four, or S-4. As the tale goes, Lazar
alleged that this secret military facility was used to study several
alien spacecraft, with the ultimate goal of trying to reverse-engineer
the technology to figure out how it worked.
"There are questions that I have about Bob," explained Knapp, "and I
know there are problems and gaps within his story, but there were a lot
of things that Lazar knew about the base that are really difficult to
explain. For example, he knew there was a place called S-4, and that had
never been printed anywhere."
The Bob Lazar story unfolds here:
Prior to the news series that Knapp reported on Area 51, the world had
never heard of the place. Only the people who worked there or lived in
the area knew about it. Unless you had a specific connection to the
activities there, you wouldn't have known the place existed.
The National Atomic Testing Museum -- the nation's newest national
museum -- decided to combine the true stories of those who actually
worked at Area 51 with the speculative reports of an extraterrestrial
element.
Because of his key role in putting the secret facility on the map,
exhibitors asked Knapp to be involved. To that end, a special George
Knapp room has been included in the exhibit, where visitors can see a
variety of documents and artifacts that he's collected over the years:
films, videos, photos and something very special to be unveiled for the
exhibit opening.
In 1986, an unidentified object streaked across the sky over Dalnegorsk,
USSR, and crashed into Mount Izvestkovaya, also referred to as Height
611.
FAMOUS RHODES PHOTO OF A UFO FROM 1947: IS THIS WHAT THE ROSWELL CRASH
ET CRAFT LOOKED LIKE?
/
http://www.ufocasebook.com/1947rhodes.jpg
Through many contacts and great effort, Knapp obtained some of the
strange materials actually gathered at the scene of the crash.
"I'll give you a hint," he said. "We've often heard the argument from
the naysayers that there's nothing to study, no evidence. This famous
case happened in Russia where scientists went to the scene of a very
dramatic incident and collected samples, and they gave me some of them!"
Some have referred to the crash as the
"Russian Roswell," referring to the famous 1947 crash of an alleged
alien craft in New Mexico and the subsequent cover-up of facts
surrounding the case.
/
http://www.serpo.org/release26.php
The public will have a chance to see what Knapp brought back from Russia
and decide for themselves if it's Earth-based or out of this world.
Discuss this here:
/
http://www.theoutpostforum.com/tof/showthread.php?51-Serpo&highlight=serpo
The entire museum documents the shared Cold War history between the U.S.
and the old Soviet Union, running from the end of World War II to the
present. In 1950, President Harry Truman set up the Nevada Proving
Ground, which evolved into the Nevada Test Site, created to test nuclear
weapons in order to keep up with the Soviets.
Visitors to the Area 51 exhibit will see artifacts and other pieces of
the secret facility's history.
"When you first go in, you're going to be treated like a new recruit to
Area 51," said Palmer, who has the rare distinction of being a highly
decorated combat jet fighter pilot for both the Air Force and the Navy.
"You'll be left to decide what you think is the true story about the
place: Is it aliens, UFOs, intelligence? What's all this about? And
that's what we're going to expose them to.
"Sometimes what you see is not always what's real. And that may be true
the other way around," Palmer added. "What you may think are just
ordinary, regular things might be extraterrestrial or visitors from
other places. Who knows?"
------------------------------------------
Copyright © 2012 / Lee Speigel for The Huffington Post
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2012/03/20/area-51-exhibit-national-atomic-testing-museum_n_1366145.html