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One of the more imaginative protest groups was Greenpeace. Not content to simply step across the line near the Mercury entrance, they organized and pulled off forays deep into the NTS. For one of these excursions, they decided to send a small party into the NTS on a multi-day trip from the east side, to come in the back way, so to speak. The group left from the National Desert Wildlife Range and proceeded northwest to the Test Site. In doing so, they crossed Papoose Lake itself. They came across no heavy security, and saw no secret saucer bases. There was nothing there. It was just a dry lake bed.
Originally posted by Ghost01
Mr. Lazar also said that at closer range you could tell that they were there. He also claims there is a security fence.
Originally posted by johnlear
Hello Tim. Could you please direct me to the place where I can read where Bob Lazar said that there was a security fence at S-4? Thanks.
Originally posted by Ghost01
It's not on line, Bob said it on an interview for Part 1 of Dreamland, a two-part video series on Area 51. I have the video tapes in my library. It wasn't quoted either, Bob was looking into the camera when he said it.
Tim
P.S. If I had a way to upload video footage from a tape, I would gladly show it to you.
When the bus first pulled up, and we got off, we went through several gates and a security check before we pulled up in front of the hangers where we got out. It was camoflaged to look like the mountain, but at close range you could tell that there were doors there, and on this night one was open.
Originally posted by Ghost01
Here's was Bob said in the Video:
When the bus first pulled up, and we got off, we went through several gates and a security check before we pulled up in front of the hangers where we got out. It was camoflaged to look like the mountain, but at close range you could tell that there were doors there, and on this night one was open.
There you are, exactly what Bob says on the video.
Tim
Originally posted by johnlear
I am trying to find the satellite picture of S-4 that is a little better than yours. Bob and John Andrews (Testors Corporation) bought it from Russia to use for the video (The Lazar Tape), Testor's model (they used it on the box), and the Lazar poster.
Originally posted by Ghost01
John,
Satellite picture? Hmm, I never realized those were satellite photos. I have the model in my collection. Howeve, I must respectfully point out that to me, the picture on the box appears to be a side-on veiw.
If it was taken from a satellite, shouldn't the Image be more of a top-down, or Plan View?
Originally posted by BASSPLYR
Isn't groom lake part of the Nellis/Tonapha Range. Not Edwards. They wanted to create a second more secure Edwards with drylake beds for runaways and all, and the sight became Groom Lake I think.
I though on the box the front cover is some art work with the 'sport model' hovering over the drylake. The back showed the satallite image of Papoose.
Originally posted by johnlear
Tim, satellites look down not side-on. Please send me a picture of the box. Thanks.
Originally posted by Ghost01
Here John,
This is the exact model I have. This is the side-on view I was referring to:
I had the impressiong you were saying the background for the saucer in this picture was taken from a sattelite image. However I must have misunderstood your post, as you now seem to be saying what I was trying to say: You can't take a picture like this from space, because the angle of the shot is wrong.
Tim
originally by johnlearI am trying to find the satellite picture of S-4 that is a little better than yours. Bob and John Andrews (Testors Corporation) bought it from Russia to use for the video (The Lazar Tape), Testor's model (they used it on the box), and the Lazar poster.
Originally posted by johnlear
Tim, this doesn't look like a satellite photo to me. Are there any other pictures on the box?