EN

Rescuing Aliens from US Authorities: How Earthlings Stormed Area 51 (PHOTOS, VIDEO)

Photo: AP
Photo: AP

Finding the aliens has not yet succeeded.

On June 27, 2019, Matty Roberts, a user from California, created an event on Facebook called “Storm Area 51, They Can’t Stop All of Us.” The stated goal was to find out the truth about the secret US military base Area 51 in Nevada, where, according to conspiracy theorists, the authorities store UFOs and conduct experiments on aliens.

“We will all meet at the Alien Center tourist spot of Area 51 and enter the base in an organized way. If we run like Naruto, we will be able to move faster than their bullets,” — said the event page.

The meeting was scheduled for Friday, September 20, but by the end of July it had gathered more than 3 million people who wanted to take part or watch.

On the appointed day, about 1,500 curious earthlings from around the world actually went to the military base in the Nevada desert. As the Associated Press reports, about 100 people in costumes with placards approached the base gates, but no one tried to break through them, and not a single flying saucer was spotted in the sky.

At least two participants of the action were taken away by law enforcement officers: a young woman tried to squeeze through the gates into the base, and a man urinated near the checkpoint.

Some of those present were disappointed that the event ended up attracting fewer people than expected. The authorities had also counted on more visitors during the day to the themed festivals in the nearby towns of Rachel and Hiko.

Photo: AP
Photo: AP
Photo: AP
Photo: AP
Photo: AP
Photo: AP
Photo: AP
Photo: AP
Photo: AP
Photo: AP
Photo: AP
Photo: AP
Photo: AP
Photo: AP
Photo: AP
Photo: AP
Photo: AP
Photo: AP
Photo: AP
Photo: AP
Photo: AP

On Tuesday, September 10, Nevada State Police arrested a YouTube blogger and his friend for trespassing into a restricted area near Area 51.