I am very disappointed… The green circles are farmland. They are circular because of the watering device which is fixed at the center and goes around and around like a hand of the clock. its the most efficient way to grow from the area given

Indian Springs AF Aux (KINS) Placemark: Google Maps / Google Earth http://www.globalsecurity.org/military/facility/indian-springs.htm

Pahute Mesa Airstrip (L23) Placemark: Google Maps / Google Earth Pahute Mesa Airstrip is owned by the Nevada Dep’t of Energy and no flights are permitted to land without permission from the NVDOE. The “owner” of the airfield wishes it not be on flight charts.

Yucca Airstrip (NV11) Placemark: Google Maps / Google Earth

You can see that one of the mounds has been blacked out. Weapons of somes sort that the Gov’t doesn’t want computer nerds to see obviously. The Yucca Airstrip is also owned by the DOE and requires permits to land.

All of the airstrips listed above are in restricted airspace from 0 to 100,000ft (so basically, well into the stratosphere) The only exception is KINS which is right on the border of the airspace. Anyway Enjoy

Anybody notice these green circles not too far away?

Placemark: Google Maps / Google Earth

and Gayle O Says: April 15th, 2005 at 5:43 pm

In the same area of Nellis, anyone know what these two circles are, and zooming in and scrolling below, a compound of buildings.

Placemark: Google Maps / Google Earth

Are crops. If you saw the movie Andromeda Strain you could safetly assume that the gov’t is growing wheat in those circular patters. Is the wheat being grown as a cover for underground facilities or activities? Who knows but it could be something as simple as the USGS or USDA growing genetically engineered crops.

The Yucca Flats area (Area 6) which is southwest of Area 51 (Groom Lake) as previously stated has been used for DOE nuclear tests and Nellis AFB artillery. Im not going to discuss what the “Target” was used for because I cannot say for certain. I assume it’s for bomb/missile practice but I’m not certain.

I am very intrigued by the “abandoned” airfield.. it looks more like it’s artificial and kind of just rag tag put together. The Berms are interesting to look at (as is the abandoned aircraft). The small cluster of “foundations” to the south and east of the runway and taxiways is also interesting but I have no idea what they are.

I am -really- intrigued about the sand colored (camouflaged) runways in the Groom Lake lakebed. Runways 27/9 R and L and Runways 21/3 R and L appear to be still maintained and the long seashell taxiway is very interesting as well.

I’ve noticed that a lengthy section of Runway 32/14 has been closed (big yellow Xs and the numbers are blacked out) it appears that the closed parts have undergone extensive weathering by not being maintained, I’d even venture to say that the Air Force has turned those sections of runway into collapsable concrete or just neglected to maintain them; the grid pattern makes me think collapsable concrete.

Inbetween Rwys 32 and 30 there appears to be some sort of catapult launch system that has also gone under substantial weathering (again by the grid pattern on the concrete). I assume that’s used as a catapult system similar to that found on Navy aircraft carriers. Of course it could be some sort of advanced magnetic launch catapult which wouldn’t surprise me as talks of such a system being tested have been going around for a while. NASA was toying with the idea of using such a system to launch reusable craft into space.

I’m not much into conspiracy theories anymore surrounding Area 51 or the Nevada desert. I feel what I’ve said here is rather sensible and not too far fetched.

Looks like those weird green circles again