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NASA confirms the existence of Area 51

Area 51 exists . NASA administrator Charles Bolden has confirmed in an interview with the Hotseat television program for the Sky News network that this restricted research area of the United States Government built in 1954 about 200 kilometers northeast of Las Vegas (desert of Nevada) exists, but it is not dedicated to the study of aliens as the most widespread popular belief affirms, but it is a remote detachment of the Edwards Base of the North American Air Force dedicated to military research and development.

“There is an area 51. But it is not what many people think . I've been to a place called that and where normal research work is done. I never saw any aliens or ships, or anything weird when I've been there, ”explains Bolden.

There are no flying saucers or aliens on that base . The fact that this area has always been covered by an aura of mystery is due, according to Bolden, to the fact that the works carried out there are in the strictest confidentiality but there are no hints of extraterrestrial technology or little men. green.

Regarding his belief in the existence of life outside of Earth, Bolden clarified: “I believe that one day we will find other forms of life or a form of life, if not in our solar system, in some of the billions of solar systems. what's in the universe. Some of us, many of us, believe that we are going to find evidence that there is life elsewhere in the Universe. We are not talking about little green men. We are talking about small microbes ”, concludes Bolden.

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