It is a coal fired power plant.

Just another case of people seeing whatever it is that they want to see.

Had the OP done about 5 minutes of googling he could have identified the "base" as the San Juan Generating Station, a coal fired plant owned by Public Service Company of New Mexico. It was built in the mid 70's. I worked constructing the plant as a carpenter's helper out of the Local Laborors Union hall #16. I worked every concrete pour for all the foundation work, and general construction on much of the above ground work.

There might be an alien base somewhere near Dulce, but this aint it.

The fans you see are cooling towers.



[edit on 12-12-2009 by RKWWWW]

Originally posted by UziXxX




As for it's power source, I read it operates from the Navajo River. .

What do you mean by "it operates"? Are you are implying the exsistance of a hydro-generation plant on the Navajo river? The Navajo River is a "wild river". No dams.

The "ventilation fans" seen in the photos are mechanically induced draft cooling towers, commonly found at power plants.

is there cordinates for this place...nice pics with the bing birds eye...i can't deny there is something with the large fans...almost looks like a big cooling chiller of some sort...but on the other hand why would you want to burn coal for power and then need to cool it off...that doesn't make any sense

Originally posted by PPGrocks
is there cordinates for this place...nice pics with the bing birds eye...i can't deny there is something with the large fans...almost looks like a big cooling chiller of some sort...but on the other hand why would you want to burn coal for power and then need to cool it off...that doesn't make any sense

It's a coal-fired power plant. To be specific, it's the San Juan Generating Station located in the North West corner of New Mexico. And yes, those are "big cooling chillers". ALL power plants that produce electricity from steam turbines have cooling towers to condense the steam.

OK. I don't think that is part of the base. First of all because that coal mine is 71miles away from Ducle. And second of all they don't need coal to power stuff. In Thomas Castello's case he says everything is powered by magnetics. Even the light are powered by magnets, its advanced alien technology. Trust me they don't need coal. The only possible connection between this coal mine and the Ducle base is a possible entrance/tunnel to the base. But i don't know if they want a entrance that far away from the base.

Yeah i cant say i believe this is linked to the base. While it is some 70 miles away, Los Alamos National Laboratory is almost 80 miles away from Dulce, and it's been rumored that the two are connected. So it could be an entrance / exit in theory but like i said, it just seems like your standard power plant. Plus like another person pointed out, if what they're doing there is true, coal would be about the last thing on their minds for a power source.

I hate being negative about stuff like this, i would love some hard evidence on this place. It's been bugging me for quite awhile now. Unfortunately things like google earth, etc are not reliable for finding this evidence. I used to sit awake for hours every night scouring GE for interesting things until i realized, if the govt wants to keep something secret, google earth is the last place you want to look. It'll be edited out quickly, or repatched like the site in Russia. However there is no evidence to prove or disprove it exists, it's a neutral topic. I myself do believe it exists. The western states of New Mexico / Colorado are prime areas for hiding something you don't want known to the public. That's why A51 and several other places of interest exist here. Its sparsely populated. If i had to pick one of my top interest points, it would be Los Alamos National Laboratory. I think there is far more going on there than we know / think about..

Originally posted by VtaUFO
Dulce is a fun investigation... theres hasnt been any solid proof to debunk it, in my opinion, so let the investigation continue.

There is nothing at all to say there is anything to debunk

That is in fact a coal-fired power plant, currently owned and operated by Babcock & Wilcox Co.

The address is:
Hwy 64 County Rd 6800, NM

And the phone number is:
(505) 598-9510

The large fans to the north of the power plant are intake fans which are used to feed large amounts of air into the boilers. This is necessary to get the coal to burn hot enough to generate steam for power.

The smaller banks of fans to the south are cooling or exhaust fans.

I don't see anything here that would indicate an underground military facility. The biggest tell-tale sign is the lack of communication and relay towers. No communication usually means no base.