Additions to Hangar 19 at

AFFTC Det. 3, Groom Lake, NV

Summer 2005
Although Area 51's unquestioned supremacy as the world's "most popular" secret base has recently been eroded by stiff competition from the dark places in the "War on Terror," the "operating location" continues to expand. Intrepid amateur geographers and black-world civilian-overseers offer this evidence of new growth at America's premiere secret base.

Area of Interest

Exhibit 1:

Detail from Lazygranch Panoramic Photograph (2001)


The building in the foreground is Hangar 19, which has undergone recent expansion.

Exhibit 2:

Detail from Panoramic Photograph (2004)
Photographs by Dr. T

In this photo from May 2005, extensions on either side of Hangar 19 are clearly visible. The nature of these extensions is unknown, although they appear to be "open" at the bottom (i.e. they are not fully-enclosed structures). Also visible in front of the extension on the left is a row of poles or something sticking out of the ground. Whether they represent a fence, a skeleton for further construction, or something else is unknown. Notice also the strange orange-looking blob under or in front of the hangar on the left. The nature of this object is unknown. There are a number of theories about it, ranging from airplane to a public art sculpture.

Exhibit 3:

A more detailed picture of the same location. (May 2005)

Note: black blobs on the image are from lens dust that the photographer was too lazy to clean up; they do not constitute evidence of extraterrestrial or extradimensional activities.

Exhibit 4:

The row of poles or fence in front of the left extension is more visible in this image:

Exhibit 5:

In an attempt to determine whether the poles in the above photograph signified additional construction at the site (perhaps thereby giving additional clues about the "public art piece"), our perpetually out-of-breath Tikaboo survey crew made a trip to re-photograph the site in early August 2005. Unfortunately, conditions were awful and the results, shown below, are totally inconclusive.

Theories about these new developments (pun intended) at Groom Lake are encouraged. Please let us know your thoughts.

Info submitted by Dr. T, August 2005
Much thanks to the Lazy G Ranch  for hosting this material