Area 51

Area 51 is now a household word thanks to the "X-files", Strange Universe, Independence Day and "Dark Skies". But what exactly is it? And what was really going on there?Sean David Morton was the first person to investigate Area 51. discovered Morton's Peak, an overlook which gave visitors and members of Sean's conducted tours a birds'-eye view of the base. In 1990, he was part of a documentary film crew that was the first to interview scientist Robert Lazar after Lazar defected from the facility and came forward with an exclusive interview with Las Vegas newsman, George Knapp. This book encompasses Morton's personal experiences with the scientists, kooks, hookers and military personnel who helped bring the secrets of Area 51 to light and unravel the history of the facility.Area 51 features exclusive photos of flying saucers and never-before-seen aircraft and makes the case that supertechnology is currently being developed lightyears beyond anything with which the public is now familiar. Exclusive interviews with high-level scientists, officers, and security personnel give the inside scoop on technological developments, including a secondary government space program and Moon and Mars bases.