Since its establishment, Area 51 had been rumored to be a secret research base for extraterrestrials.
That was true, but it was also not entirely true.
Only after becoming president did He-El see the truth about Area 51.
For a long time, it had been a mysterious place that UFO enthusiasts and critics accusing the United States government of conducting conspiratorial activities in the region desperately wanted to understand.
Spherical, triangular, and saucer-shaped unidentified flying objects could often be spotted around the base, with photographs and video footage offering proof of such phenomena. Residents of the nearby towns of Rachel and White End had felt the ground trembling beneath their feet during the summer of 1986. Every Thursday at seven in the morning, locals could witness strange occurrences. People could also hear bizarre sounds coming from the base. Yet whenever someone tried to sue the military stationed there, everything vanished and returned to normal.
All these strange phenomena added to Area 51's aura of mystery.
Before real extraterrestrials landed in New York, Area 51 had been a place craved by UFO enthusiasts, mystery buffs, and others like them.
But after the extraterrestrials landed in New York and caused massive destruction, Area 51 was no longer mysterious.
People had truly seen extraterrestrials. Even now, extraterrestrials were imprisoned in the Deep-Sea Great Prison, and nearly every military research base was testing extraterrestrial weaponry.
Area 51 no longer received much attention.
Originally, Area 51 had been an Air Force testing base. Beside it lay the Nevada Underground Nuclear Test Site, located on Yucca Flat and sharing the same administrative boundary as Area 51. It was where the United States Department of Energy tested nuclear weapons, while the nuclear weapon storage facility at Yucca Mountain stood roughly sixty-four kilometers southwest of Groom Lake.
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