A MYSTERIOUS tower at Area 51 has been spotted on Google Earth, leading social media users to insist it’s “alien technology” straight out of a famed sci-fi film.
Area 51 – a highly classified US Air Force base in Nevada – has been shrouded in alien conspiracies, so it’s no wonder that onlookers are now suspecting something extraterrestrial is afoot with the peculiar installation.
The triangular tower created a shadow in the pH๏τo taken by Google Maps.
People on Reddit and Facebook were quick to make ᴀssumptions about the mystifying building.
“Obviously alien technology. It pops out when the Earth is done,” one Reddit user said.
In a Facebook discussion about the bizarre tower, one person referenced the hit sci-fi film 2001: A Space Oddessy.
“A Monolith just like in 2001 a Space Oddessy,” the Facebook user said.
Another wrote: “Marker for aliens it is safe to land here.”
“UFO charging dock,” a third said.
One Facebook user was convinced that the tower was a radar cross-section test pylon held at the Tonopah Test Range.
“It is part of a classified U.S. military installation used for stealth and radar signature testing,” he claimed.
Multiple people jested that it was a Carvana car vending machine.
While the tower image sparked a lot of jokes, it adds to the ever-growing conversation about the possibility of alien life and whether the US government knows more about it than they are letting on.
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An alien documentary тιтled The Age of Disclosure premiered at South by Southwest last month.
It delved into 80 years of unidentified anomalous phenomena (UAP) research and included reporting of an alleged top-secret program in which US officials have been working on reverse-engineering alien tech, per The Washington Post.
The film, directed by Dan Farah, included dozens of interviews with government officials, scientists and other experts.
Marco Rubio, who now serves as President Donald Trump’s secretary of state, said in the film, “We’ve had repeated instances of something operating in the airspace over restricted nuclear facilities, and it’s not ours.”
“And we don’t know whose it is…Just that statement alone deserves inquiry, deserves attention, deserves focus,” he said.
The film shows a bipartisan call on the government to declassify certain UFO studies for the advancement of society.
There is a big critique of the film, however.
It didn’t provide solid evidence of the existence of aliens, therefore, experts can’t refute any claims made.
But Farah argues that the lack of proof is part of the problem.
