Navy Submarine Base Under the Nevada Desert?

It is interesting how close to the highway that crop is though, I wonder? How close to the base is that?

BTW I was wondering about the connection of Lake Tahoe and Pyramid Lake, theres a theory going around that they are connected via underwater tunnel. I know it used to be connect via truckee river though lol.

Do you suppose that's from migration? Have a lot of folks from the East Coast moved to the Southwest post 9/11? Did you think fears that resulted from 9/11 have something to do with the population explosion in your area?

does the theory pass the " elevation test " ?

lake tahoe : 1,897 m
lake walker : 1207m
pyramid lake : 1,155 m

no , they do not . Shame these internet theories always fail to address basic physics

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That's a very broad brush there mister ignorant and i would ask that you either find a smaller brush or stop painting altogether.

Stellar



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no Stellar , the brush is just fine .

question is , why are you more concerned about my " broad brush " than the nonsense it refuted ?

if the people behind thies theories preformed the most rudimentary resaeach they would realise for them selves that thier theory did not hold water < pun >

the ATS motto is deny ignorance

in this thread ignorance is being lauded , why is that ?

i am attepting to redress the balance , what are you doing ?

Am I missing something, or was that a picture of a cable lash Mt. Star posted?

Originally posted by ignorant_ape




Thanks for the post IA. Sometimes rumors have a basis in in fact but in the retelling lose some of the essential facts which make us leap to ridicule. I alway like to check deeper < pun >! Maybe Lake Tahoe, Pyramid and Walker are connected but not how you would imply in your ridicule.

I know that there was a secret Navy base at Lake Tahoe, at least there was in 1983. Maybe it was an elevator that went down to the level of the Pacific Ocean that extends under California and Nevada. Maybe there is a similar facility at Pyramid Lake. There is definately one at Walker Lake. Maybe, for some reason, the Navy uses that underground ocean (actually its not an 'underground ocean' its the same level as the rest of the Pacific, it is the land that is 'above water' so to speak) to travel around.

You certainly don't see any obvious Navy transports above ground like you see Air Force Transports.

The ignorance you feel is being lauded in this thread may be the result of your leaps in logic. Or might I say 'lacks' of logic. Thanks for the post.

Perhaps we should open a discussion on modern English. Better yet Klingon!

Originally posted by anakin405






Perhaps. Whats the Conspiracy angle? (Remember, this is a conspiracy website not a tutorial for the grammar and vocabulary challenged.) But thanks for your post anyway.

From a Klingon perspective, being my conspiratorial relative refute, you see. Shall I elaborate any further?

``"Maybe it was an elevator that went down to the level of the Pacific Ocean that extends under California and Nevada. Maybe there is a similar facility at Pyramid Lake. There is definately one at Walker Lake. Maybe, for some reason, the Navy uses that underground ocean (actually its not an 'underground ocean' its the same level as the rest of the Pacific, it is the land that is 'above water' so to speak) to travel around."``



If you've been there then beginning with "Maybe" would not be my choice of a definitive or conclusive answer.






"You hold the fence for a friend to go through. But will your friend hold it for you. Kindness goes a long way..."

Originally posted by anakin405





Maybe you're correct anakin405. I should said, "I believe the secret Navy Base at Lake Tahoe exists because a Navy SEAL freind of mine, who would have definately been in a position to know, told me it was there.

Thanks for the clarification nudge.

i Agree.

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Originally posted by anakin405






No thanks. Here I am trying to discuss Navy submarine bases under the Nevada Desert and you're trying to talk about aliens. Can we possibly keep this on a realistic level?

Lake tahoe is 1600 feet deep and it would be interesting if any sea salt could be detected in the water or any other body of water in Nav.

Originally posted by Xtrozero







Unlikely. Lake Tahoe is 6200 ft. above mean sea level. If it were 1600 feet deep that would put the bottom of the lake about 4600 feet above sea level.

I think that California and Nevada are on a shelf above the Pacific Ocean and that there is no connection between the waterways and lakes of Nevada and the portion of the Pacific Ocean that lays beneath it.

I wonder about the Moho discontinuity----an area below the surface that seems to deflect/bend seismic waves in a way that geologists and seismologists haven't really been able to explain. It is found throughout the vast majority of the planet. Though quite far down ( + - 70 kilometers), if it were an insulating layer ( some postulate water) and if some technology had been able to reach it, a way to traverse great distances by stealth would be feasible.
I would post links, but it is all over the place, and I find it much better to do your own searching and reach your own conclusions.
Just type "moho discontinuity" into any search engine.

The Moho discontinuity is the boundary between the crust and the mantle. All that happens there is that seismic waves accelerate due to the increased density of the rock.

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Yes, but no one is quite sure what is in that layer between the lighter crust, and heavier upper mantle. Is it a lubricating substance that the plates float on? It seems to be fault independant, as faults above don't translate through to the mantle, in most cases.

If it was a liquid, it wouldn't be possible to travel through it, it would be too hot and under too much pressure. However, it isn't. In geology, a discontinuity is a boundary where seismic waves speed up or slow down, so basically an area where 2 different types of rock meet. And actually, the lithosphere, which makes up the crust and upper mantle, and includes the Moho, moves on top of the asthenosphere, part of the upper mantle that is fairly soft due to the heat.