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Originally posted by Truth1000
BUT, why were ROCKET scientists moved from a great big open desert to a place like Northern Alabama, when that placed them much more obviously into a populated area?
Answer some of these questions and you might start making some progress.
The facility is made such that within seconds of a mishap, the entire site would be sealed off, to prevent the leak of any hazardous material to the outside world. Everyone inside would be lost, and that facility would probably never be opened for HUNDREDS of years.
If we've actually spent the trillion dollars and gotten ourself "advanced" in a secret sort of way and have these capabilities, what good are they?
Originally posted by Truth1000
Holloman AFB is a horse of an entirely difference color. It is currently the home of the F-117 Nighthawks, as well as a depot for air-to-air drones for air combat and surface-to-air training. It is the closest official facility to the Trinity Site, where the first atomic bomb was detonated. The land is totally flat between the higher mountains to the east and the lower, more distant mountains to the west. If you travel further east, you reach the White Sands Space Harbor, where Columbia landed, I think in 1982. Beyond that lies White Sands.
It has always surprised me how much attention is paid to Area 51 while so little is paid to White Sands. Curious.
Originally posted by Truth1000
The purpose of this thread was to discuss the Dulce Canyon facilities. I did that, I believe, in a professional manner, in spite of attempts to derail the thread with extraneous material, that in the most part is not only immaterial, but also inaccurate.
Some of the human genome findings are being kept under wraps because of their profound implications. With findings related to Metabolic Syndrome alone should be scaring people tremendously.