also be privately escorted every day to arrive at work may leave some people bewildered. The level of protection, security and surveillance that is enforced on the employees is beyond belief, questionable, and only leaves room for more conspiracists to formulate theories for why this is mandated.
In addition to Area 51 being secluded, the facility is also heavily guarded with security to deter visitors from approaching the area. There are no fences that border the territory; however, there are orange posts located every 100 feet and warning signs which state “photography is prohibited. It is unlawful to enter this installation without the written permission of the installation commander. Punishment includes one-year imprisonment and a $5000 fine” (Huffingtonpost). In …show more content…
In 1988, Bob Lazar was hired by a government contractor to work on an exotic spacecraft at Area 51 and to help reverse engineer it for power production. He easily landed the job because of his extensive knowledge in physics and electronics which he acquired at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and California Institute of Technology. On Lazar’s first day, he had to sign a “10/10 agreement which expressed that disclosing any of the information presented to him would result in a $10,000 fine and a 10-year imprisonment sentence” (Patton). One of the many reasons as to why Lazar was required to sign this agreement is because the staff demanded that Area 51 remain confidential and by enforcing such severe punishments, they believed it would deter the employee from divulging any material related to the facility. After he signed the agreement, a government contractor took him to a secret room in a hanger and when he entered, Robert Lazar “saw a large classic
In addition to Area 51 being secluded, the facility is also heavily guarded with security to deter visitors from approaching the area. There are no fences that border the territory; however, there are orange posts located every 100 feet and warning signs which state “photography is prohibited. It is unlawful to enter this installation without the written permission of the installation commander. Punishment includes one-year imprisonment and a $5000 fine” (Huffingtonpost). In …show more content…
In 1988, Bob Lazar was hired by a government contractor to work on an exotic spacecraft at Area 51 and to help reverse engineer it for power production. He easily landed the job because of his extensive knowledge in physics and electronics which he acquired at Massachusetts Institute of Technology and California Institute of Technology. On Lazar’s first day, he had to sign a “10/10 agreement which expressed that disclosing any of the information presented to him would result in a $10,000 fine and a 10-year imprisonment sentence” (Patton). One of the many reasons as to why Lazar was required to sign this agreement is because the staff demanded that Area 51 remain confidential and by enforcing such severe punishments, they believed it would deter the employee from divulging any material related to the facility. After he signed the agreement, a government contractor took him to a secret room in a hanger and when he entered, Robert Lazar “saw a large classic