Open door at the Tonopah Test Range

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open door at the TTR

Looks like a F117a in front of one of the open doors.

Hi Gariac,

Thanks! So still active? Great to see what you can do rather than conject.
But I thought they had benn de-activated from Tonapah?

Peace!

Thats definitely an F-117 just by the profile alone. I suppose they really didn't care about leaving the door open since its not a top secret anymore.

When was this image taken?

Looks like an F-117, but could it be a Global Hawk?







Actually, looking again the edges are pretty clear. must be a 117

[edit on 8/4/09 by emsed1]

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I photographed the TTR on 7/28/2009. Damn hot at there even at 6:30AM, so there is lots of thermal blur. The open door shot was done around 8:30AM.

I have a panorama in the works. I guess I'll start a new thread for it since the topic is a bit different, but I will do a post here as well.

Here are two other shots I did that day near the range. Here the base was testing some sort of photon weapon:
TTR photon weapon
If you know the area, this shot was taken on the paved road to the TTR.

This is the result of the base turning on their weather modification weapon:
weather modification weapon

Last but not least, they were spying on me with four legged robots:
four legged robots (fast mover variety)

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Yeeeah, well...I'm not sure where you're going with this. Either way, great photos of a rainbow, clouds, and ponies.

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There are often questions as to who is spying on the spy, er makes that base investigators. I had a blue dragon fly that peered into my car window for about 10 minutes. Clearly a bug from the base. ;-)

The wild horses are very inquisitive animals, but not regarding vehicles. I've hiked the hills around this area and the horses would follow me around. They kept their distance, and of are not dangerous if left alone.

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Lol, that's a funny joke. Four legged robots and photon beams