Area 51 was a US Military base near a town called Dry Springs. It was run by a man named Colonel Stark. The Doctor, Cassie Rice and Jimmy Stalkingwolf where taken there in 1958 after the had found out about the Viperox. At the Base there where labs and War rooms. There was also a vault where alien objects where kept in storage by the military. President Eisenhower did not know about this though. (DW: Dreamland)
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| Facility type: | Military installation |
| Affiliation: | United States Air Force |
| Location: | Groom Lake, Nevada |
| Status: | Unknown |
Area 51, also known as US Air Force Flight Test Center was a top secret military installation operated by the government of the United States of America. It was located on a remote tract of land on the dry salt flat called Groom Lake, in southwestern Nevada. The entire installation was operated under top secret conditions. It was believed to be used for the testing and operation of enemy and alien technology, and also to develop new technologies. Area 51 was the subject of a large number of conspiracy theories because of the secrecy surrounding the installation.
One of the projects undertaken at Area 51 was an attempt led by Jeffrey Carlson to decipher the technology found on Quark's spaceship which had crashed near Roswell, New Mexico in 1947 after accidentally traveling back in time. (TOS novel The Rise and Fall of Khan Noonien Singh, Volume 1, DS9 episode "Little Green Men").
In 1984 Shannon O'Donnell joined the project when she began working at Area 51. Two years later Project F (as Carlson's operation was known) had a burst of activity after Naval Intelligence gave them several devices recovered from Pavel Chekov - who had traveled back in time from the 23rd century - after he had captured aboard the aircraft carrier USS Enterprise while it was docked at Alameda Naval Base. However, before the Area 51 staff could conduct a detailed examination of the devices Roberta Lincoln was able to penetrate Area 51 and retrieve the devices. In the process Lincoln encountered and tranquilized O'Donnell. (TOS novel The Rise and Fall of Khan Noonien Singh, Volume 1).
By the 1990s one of the projects being worked on at Area 51 was the development of the top secret DY-100 sleeper ship. In addition to O'Donnell, others working on the project included Dr. Marcus Nichols and pilot Shaun Geoffrey Christopher. Roberta Lincoln also provided technical assistance, giving O'Donnell access to technological specifications to help complete the ship. Once the unnamed ship was completed, Lincoln and O'Donnell launched the ship. As instructed, O'Donnell later claimed that she was under Ferengi mind control at the time when questioned about the incident. While no charges were brought up against her, O'Donnell did lose her position at Area 51. (TOS novel The Rise and Fall of Khan Noonien Singh, Volume 2)
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Mysteries of the Universe is purportedly a short-lived 1982 television series that aired on the ABC network. In actuality, the brand and its episodes have been created by ABC and the Lost team in 2009 as a promotion for the final season of the show. The first video appeared on abc.com/lostmysteries on July 23, after a KIA advertisement in Entertainment Weekly magazine that same week promoted the website.
Each part, released periodically over the following weeks, contained new revelations about the DHARMA Initiative. Each part is a segement from the same eponymous episode from the Mysteries of the Universe series. The final segment was released on November 16, 2009. The clips, in an extended form, will appear together as a featurette on the Season 5 DVDs (as confirmed at the end of the Part 2 video).
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The advertisement in Entertainment Weekly for the Mysteries of the Universe website and its sponsor KIA stated that videos would be released on the following dates [2]:
The release dates were chosen to incorporate the numbers, the only exception being the number 42. On July 25, ABC sent out emails linking to an online version of the advertisement (see image).
The first episode from "Mysteries of the Universe" discusses a range of secret societies that have existed through time. It focuses specifically on the DHARMA Initiative at the end of the video, hinting that it may not be as humanitarian as previous secret groups. |
The August video covers the disappearances of Phil and Olivia Goodspeed and the mysterious application process of the DHARMA Initiative. It also covers a Nevada student who bought a DHARMA jumpsuit at a thrift store for a party and was later visited by two strange men who asked him about it. The interview questions revealed in the video match those issued during the Dharma Initiative Recruiting Project. |
The third installment of this series concerns the church in Los Angeles used by the DHARMA Initiative for their acquisitions. This episode shows an anonymous interview with another DHARMA candidate, who mentions another scientist named Oldham. The use of mind alteration with the Ludovico technique is also presented. The segment finishes with information about the use of submarines and their clandestine purposes. |
The fourth part[1] concerns the background of Alvar Hanso, Gerald DeGroot, the nature of Hanso and DeGroot's relationship, and their connection to the DHARMA Initiative. |
The fifth and sixth parts were released as a single video.[2] Part 5 continues to assemble the puzzle pieces surrounding the DHARMA Initiative, Alvar Hanso and Gerald DeGroot. This episode discusses an aerial palette drop in Tonga, the recruitment requirements at Ann Arbor, and the identity and possible meanings of the DHARMA logos. Part 6 is a special update, as it would be added to reairing of the episode. Olivia re-emerges but refuses to talk about DHARMA. The show gets threatening calls and discovers the origins of the DHARMA logo. It also covers the new general manager of the Lamp-Post and speculates that a new organization has taken over DHARMA. |
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Area 51 is an American government research facility in Nevada, dedicated to reverse-engineering alien technology.
Area 51 is a concealed base in the Nevada desert accessed via a concealed elevator. Unlike the real world, there is no surface facility. It is staffed by teams of engineers and scientists capable of analyzing, repairing and reverse-engineering alien technology. It is a 'clean' facility, requiring biological decontamination to enter the primary areas, a guard against unwanted alien organisms.
Area 51 was built shortly after the Transformers arrival on Earth to serve as secret headquarters of Nathaniel Faireborn's newly-founded Earth Defense Command. The end result of the E.D.C's reverse-engineering was the short-lived Project: Centurion.
Scourge was taken to EDC Headquarters after his capture, as was Devastator and the remains of Superion.
Area 51 served as the production facility when Project: Centurion was restarted in 2004.
The Jugglers, a group of corrupt U.S. Generals, ordered Hawk to incapacitate their Autobot allies Wheeljack and Bumblebee and transport them to Area 51 for dissection. Hawk used an electromagnetic pulse to disable them, but ended up not taking them to area 51 because the tactical situation changed. G.I. Joe vs. the Transformers issue 4
Note: Area 51's sister-facility Area 52 would play a larger role in later adventures in this universe.
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