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How Did Area 51 Become The Site Of Alien Conspiracy Theories?

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Area 51 has been the focal point of alien conspiracy theories in America for decades. The remote military base in the Nevada desert has a lot of history. It has been associated with aliens almost since its inception. In 1954, President Eisenhower authorized the development of a top secret, high-altitude recon aircraft program. It required a remote location that wasn't easily accessible to civilians or spies and Area 51 fit the bill perfectly.

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