Whether you’re enthralled by all the recent talk about UFOs, or you’re halfway through an X-Files binge, you might be wondering where Area 51 is. Who can blame you? Like the Bermuda Triangle and ...

For UFO believers and conspiracy theorists, discovering the secrets of Area 51, a tightly guarded military installment in the Nevada desert, has always seemed like the ultimate — if nearly impossible ...

The US government’s official name for Area 51 is the Nevada Test and Training Range, which is a unit of the Nellis Air Force Base. Today it is used as an open training range for the US Air Force.

A viral Facebook event raised new questions about otherworldly occurrences in the Nevada desert — here's how a government base became ground zero for alien enthusiasts Ninety miles northwest of the ...

It's been a perennial American obsession for more than 50 years. It's provided a shadowy backdrop for shows like "The X-Files" and movies like the 1996 summer blockbuster "Independence Day." And in ...

As more than 1 million people have RSVPd to the satirical buzzy Facebook event to “raid” Area 51 and “see them aliens,” those who have tried to visit the secretive military base that’s long intrigued ...

The believers assembled near Area 51, and some predictably “tried” to deliver on the promise to “raid Area 51.” Well, at least they made the effort to storm anyway. The unifying satirical Facebook ...

The Drive reports that the few civilians who successfully visit the Area 51 facility are made to wear view-limiting devices called Foggles. These join other blackout equipment like opaque-window buses ...