Area 51: contact in the desert: Part 2

We drove to the local gas station and spoke with the guy working there. He mentioned to access the Back Gate, you need to drive about one mile down the Extraterrestrial Highway to a road on the right with a stop sign. Drive about ten miles down the dirt road and you’ll drive up to the Area 51 Back Gate. 

That’s what we did. The sky was clear blue without any clouds. The photo below shows the dirt road to the Back Gate.

Dirt road to the Back Gate of Area 51

We stopped about fifty feet from the gate. You can see the first gate remains open, however, there are many cameras on you. I looked through the binoculars and waved at the guys looking at me. 

Area 51 Back Gate with lights, cameras, fencing and multiple gates

One thing I learned while attending a MUFON presentation by a former military officer who has been there, you must be respectful. He talked about the Area 51 defense weapon called “Brown Sound”. When a human hears that sound, involuntary defecation occurs immediately. In other words, your focus is no longer storming a gate, rather, clean up is priority, if you know what I mean! 

Warning signs

Lance at the Back Gate

However, since Lance and I were alone and posed no threat, we kept a respectful distance and enjoyed the view of the environment, taking photos of the beauty of nature. We ate snacks, then headed back to Rachel. 

On the way back, we pulled over and explored an abandoned mine and military bunker. This whole area is known for mining and farming. In fact, currently, they are re-opening the mines to extract tungsten for American steel production. The bunker was used for protection during explosions.

We scoped out a place to meditate during the evening and returned to camp for supper. About 6pm we headed to the spot and set up our chairs and table. We brought, hot cocoa and vanilla marshmallows, popcorn, red-light headlamps, compasses and a star chart. 

Crazy alien sitting next to me

As the sun went down, the night air became colder. We did the Plejaren sensing technique into meditation. I saw the face of someone and a face of a monkey . Lance saw the letter Z and our alien mascot through his third eye.

On Monday, we ate breakfast. I went for a walk after my coffee. I noticed there are a lot of abandoned mining equipment and vehicles around the camp area. I found out fiber optics is being installed in the area. 

Later, Lance and I drove on the Extraterrestrial Highway towards the west and explored iron ore mines in the mountains. We didn’t actually go inside them because they are no longer stable for climbing into them. 

Highway 375

Extraterrestrial Highway 357 towards Rachel, NV

In the evening, we drove to the desert spot and gazed at the stars and the Milky Way.

The following day, we drove to a lake bed north of Rachel. If you don’t take note of the markers people have left, you can easily become disoriented and lose your way back to the dirt road entering the lake bed. 

Dry lake bed

Later, in the early evening, I walked towards the highway to place our trash bag in the community dumpster. On the other side of the highway, in the desert, I saw a ball of light flash in a east-west trajectory about ten feet above the ground. It moved lightning fast and disappeared. There were no other objects or vehicles in the area. 

Simulated flash of light I saw while walking

I said to myself, “Did I just see that?” I replied, “Of course, I did.” The question came from a deep place within me. It seems when we humans observe unidentified aerial phenomena UAP, that is the first question that comes out.  

I walked back to our camper and told Lance about my observation. 

In the morning of October 22, we said our goodbyes to Michael, broke camp and headed to Henderson, back to the same hotel. Our five day stay was wonderful. It rained during the night just one time.

Sign at the gas station

Part 3: Joshua National Tree Park