sorry about this, this talk about Area 51 caused my brain to dump information on to the page that probably no one is interested in.
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I have a theory. Anyone have any knowledge of the Zero-point field theory??? It's kind of a theory of everything. I won't go into too much detail, if you're interested in the topic there are websites, NASA has some good info, last time I checked, that explain it better than I can.
There are no alien spacecraft at, nor never have there been, at Groom Lake. It's all stuff our scientists have been playing around with. The zero-point theory is based off of work done by a Soviet physicist about 35 - 40 years ago. Well, it didn't become a popular theory, or even accepted as feasible until about 1993, now it has a fairly large following in the scientific community. Well, in one of the articles I read on it, dated sometime in 1995-96 I believe, one of the scientists who've been playing with the theory thinks that we're only 2 decades away from rudimentary control over the zero-point field. That would also give control over gravity and inertia.
If a small group of brilliant scientists took that Ruskie's work forty years ago, and started playing with it, under the guise of a black project, that would put us at the expierence level civilian scientists believe would be needed to have some control over inertia, thus you can have aircraft doing all kinds of neat things.
So, you see there's a simpler explanation than aliens travelling thousands of lightyears. Besides, people convinced themselves that the Phillidelphia Experiment really happened, and that suppossedly involved a Cloaking Device, just like from Star Trek and teleportation.
Bob