Who hasn't heard of the mysteries shrouding U.S. Air Force facility Area 51 and wondered, "How can I get in there and meet some aliens?" Apparently, more than two million of us nurse the same desire. ...

People organize events on Facebook all the time. But rarely do 1.5 million RSVP to attend. Yet that’s what happened when three pseudonymous users created an event to “storm Area 51,” the secretive ...

Storm Area 51 is one of the subjects of Netflix's 'Trainwreck' docuseries Courtesy of Netflix Storm Area 51 was a 2019 Facebook event that went viral Over two million people RSVPed to raid the highly ...

The believers assembled near Area 51, and some predictably “tried” to deliver on the promise to “raid Area 51.” Well, at least they made the effort to storm anyway. The unifying satirical Facebook ...

Though the government claims Area 51 is a U.S. Air Force facility, the American people know better. Subject to conspiracy theories about the area being connected to UFOs and aliens, it was only a ...

Everyone’s talking about Area 51 because of a satirical Facebook page where a million actual people signed up to storm the Nevada site to “see them aliens.” It was all a joke! Storming a classified ...

The truth is out there, but it’s probably not at Area 51, the secretive US military base in the Nevada desert that has been the target of alien conspiracy theories for decades. Now, millions of people ...

No good meme goes unpunished. Michaela Ripley, 21, from Olympia, Wash., at the fence to Area 51.Credit...Roger Kisby for The New York Times Supported by By Jessica Klein When Bob Lazar, the original ...