It's a fun tour. That blue cylinder inside Ice Cap is hanging from a cable, but it's not that obvious, and I started to get a bit of vertigo from thinking it was stationary while it gently swayed. I don't know why they don't let you take photos. I don't think we saw anything classified. You get to eat at the cafeteria with the site workers, so maybe that's what they are protecting. Also, this is adjacent to Area 51 and I got zero feeling that there were little green men a few miles away.
This is an awesome video. It's not possible to take a camera on the guided tours so it's really nice to have a tour like this on TH-cam
Took the tour too. After growing up seeing all the videos it was incredible to see the real things.
The Sudan crater all I can think of is hills have eyes.
It's a fun tour. That blue cylinder inside Ice Cap is hanging from a cable, but it's not that obvious, and I started to get a bit of vertigo from thinking it was stationary while it gently swayed. I don't know why they don't let you take photos. I don't think we saw anything classified. You get to eat at the cafeteria with the site workers, so maybe that's what they are protecting. Also, this is adjacent to Area 51 and I got zero feeling that there were little green men a few miles away.
I worked out there in the late 60s
Lol you guys have no idea how cool that place actually is.
neat