- UFO Sighting on Groom Lake Road, Dec. 8-9, by Karen Lustrup
- Further discussion of Con-Air "Janet" designation
- 1983 Greenpeace Incursion into Test Site [Newspaper Research]
- Campbell featured in Newsweek conspiracy article
- Special Operations Manual and Bob Lazar
- Article on Laurance Rockefeller, 'the flying saucer guy'
- Suspicious Flatbed Truck?
- TV Alert: Hacienda Implosion New Years Eve
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Inside a beat-up white trailer home in the Nevada desert, Glenn
Campbell sits leashed to his desk by a telephone headset. Faxes
grind and modems screech while Campbell (no, not that Glen Campbell)
runs the one-man government-watchdog station he calls the Area
51 Research Center. A giant black satellite dish out back points
ominously skyward. The front yard is decorated with the tail of
a crashed F-4 jet. Animal bones scattered in a macabre rock-garden
formation separate the trailer from the dirt frontage road along
Nevada State Route 375-a.k.a. The Extraterrestrial Highway. A
sonic boom from the local air force base cleaves the heavens as
Campbell hangs up with a deep military source. "We found
a connection between Ron Brown's plane crash and Area 51!"
he announces. "It's all linked together!"
Our Director says he was misquoted in this article, and he has written a letter-to-the-editor to Newsweek. Watch Jan. What's New for link.
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The 30-pound hunk of metal sitting on a table at Albuquerque's National
Atomic Museum
bears the scars of a tremendous blast.
The man who found it, an amateur "aerospace archaeologist" from California,
believes it's a
relic from the day in 1957 when an Air Force crew accidentally dropped
a hydrogen bomb just
south of the Albuquerque airport.
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Anxiety is unavoidable; it is an intrinsic part of our humanity and
our personal quest to "exist". We want to see ourselves
as valuable, which implies that we feel uncomfortable whenever we
see ourselves as not valuable. While one way to seek
value and avoid anxiety is to do brave, constructive and admirable
things, the other way to achieve relief is to avoid or
neutralize the agents that seem to cause our distress. Nearly all
self-destructive acts can be seen as a way to avoid hearing
bad news about oneself without generating any good news.
For convenience, we can divide the internal tensions into three types: anxiety of evaluation, choice and regret. Each is a private, often unconscious sensation that can be easily denied after the fact.
- Federal prisoner "Con Air" flights may use the "Janet" name
- Holiday Humor
- Re: AREA 51: Federal prisoner "Con Air" flights may use the "J
- Glenn's Fan Club
- New Delorme 3-D Explorer CD-ROM
- Los Alamos listens for meteors
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An alien spacecraft is headed toward Earth, tailing Comet Hale-Bopp.
NASA and the U.S.
government know about it and are suppressing the telescope images
that would prove it.
Those charges, lurking on the Internet and talk radio since the comet
was discovered in
1995, have exploded in recent weeks.
The talk has been fueled by nationally syndicated late-night talk
show host Art Bell and
discussion groups on the Internet, where anyone who wants can weigh in.
- 12/18:
New
pioneers relive history on the trail of the Lost 49ers*
[Added to Area 51 History]
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The downside of the trail, however, is that it leads straight through
the U.S.
Air Force's sacrosanct, top-secret, off-limits Area 51.
Freeman sent a flurry of petitions to the Air Force and got his congressman,
Buck McKeon, to write as well.
The congressman, Freeman says, got a letter saying the Air Force "will not
allow nor will they ever allow anyone access to the area."
That's "a travesty," Freeman says, because Area 51 and other Air Force
property contain several sites that were critical to the original
expedition. It
includes, he says, Papoose Lake, where the wagon train "scattered
like quail"
in a desperate search for water, and Nye Canyon, where part of the
group holed
up and an inscription was said to be made.
- 12/15:
Test
Site given role checking gases from rocket explosions*
- 12/15:
Earthquakes
rattle mountain at Nevada Test Site*
- 12/18:
Clues
sought for missing tourists, lost near Death Valley*
- 12/14:
Rutan
brothers recall round-the-world voyager flight*
- 7/2:
X
prize aims to boost civilian spaceflight*
Also mentions Burt Rutan.
- Hyperspacial physics
- 1,000 Man March Update
- Mars Attacks [review from Pahrump]
- AREA 51: Interesting British info on Triangles
- A post from FAS online conference re:X-33 and Aurora
- Micheal Wolf's corporation - a lawyer's reply
- Million Man March Marches On (a.c.a51)
- Is Groom Lake ever covered by water?
- AREA 51: Psychology of 51'ers
- Green Flash Meteor
- Announcement.
- Something about Glenn Campbell just isn't Kosher [a.c.a51]
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- Newsgroup Ephemera: Mom, Break-In Plan, Lazar Theory [a.c.a51]
- Test Site Tour is filling up fast!
- Hughes worker on Blackbird program, etc. [Anecdotal]
- Audio Interview with Edward Teller Available on Web
- Transcripts of contractor who worked at A51
- Miscellanea: Shuttle, S-4, Huachuca, U-2, Janet, etc.
- Possible NTS tour itinery
- "Mars Attacks" -- Gave Me a Headache (nack, nack!)
- Vatican Black Ops track Hale-Bopp object [Loon]
- Trying to Verify Dr. Michael Wolf's foundation
- Misc.: Local Weather, French Imagery, Shuttle, Nellis Book