What on earth is this?

Can anyone identify this or speculate on it's use? Double-gated entrance, double (barbed-wire?) fencing, stadium night-time lighting, a guard shack and a paved road leading to it. This ain't no ice cream stand.

Coordinates: 36.8982328,-116.0480131

a reply to: HumanOnEarth

I honestly can't tell what that is. I'd look it up on Google Earth but I'm at work and don't have it on this PC. Where is this located? But it could be a lot of nonthreatening things.

a reply to: HumanOnEarth

Off the top I would guess... missile defence battery?
Something underground...

a reply to: HumanOnEarth

A warehouse?

Whatever it is, this facility is 3 miles southwest of the Yucca Lake Airfield. It was built at the same time as the airfield and is at the end of a road leading directly from the airfield.

link

All I could find

To answer the first guy that replied, this is a bit south of the Tonopath range, in the "area 51" vicinity.

Scalar weapon..maybe a solar farm at a dull angle...landing area requiring special accommodations.

a reply to: HumanOnEarth

Well, when I type in the coordinates, the marker says "Nevada National Security Site Device Assembly Facility," with a link to learn more.

It appears to be a mystery that's easy to solve. Now, what REALLY happens there may be debatable, but there you go.

Looks really flat compared to the lights lamps, maybe a huge rf antenna like the shoplifting ones?

A tag to prevent someone shoplifting earth


Ill find my way out on my own ty

a reply to: SlapMonkey

That's interesting. Not much info on that page but it does mention that it's a storage facility. That's some pretty heavy security to keep people out (mind you, people who are already allowed on the base). With all the fencing it looks more like storage facility for King Kong.

They give tours!

NSTEC

Mystery solved. Storage facility for nuclear elements. This was my first inkling but the heavy fencing and industrial lighting swayed me away from it. A little humbling to find a mundane explanation so quickly, but I suppose this is a good lesson not to let the mind wander so easily.

a reply to: HumanOnEarth

OR maybe you are out practice doing so.
Recon.

a reply to: HumanOnEarth



this is the same site in 2002 and its the same till 2009 then the rest of the building is up after that so they wasn't in a rush to throw it up.

the first picture of the site on google is black and white back in 1999

DoE Device Assembly Facility. Fairly common knowledge:
str.llnl.gov...
www.globalsecurity.org...

originally posted by: signalfire
They give tours!

NSTEC

) turns out theres tour xD