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BlazinXtremeA sat. can only pass over the same point on the earth every 3 days, which is pretty easy for anyone to find out, but I would guess they do most of there testing at night.
Huh?
ISS does a full orbit every 31 minutes - and a satellite doesn't need to be directly overhead to see something.
The key question - as I just noticed in JohnBM01's **** 51 thread - is that IF that place is so secret and conducts all of these ultra-secret military tests with aliens and dragons, why does everyone know its name, where it is, what it does there and what it looks like from any one of the hundreds of thousands of satellite images available on the internet?
What's more likely is that it's just a prototype aeroplane test facility and while the conspiracy nuts focus all of their attention on it, they'll miss the orc/Omicronian hybrids being shipped into warehouses in Chicago.
Let's face it, in order to build a facility anywhere, you need expert help in architectural design, fabrication, utilities (water, gas, electricity, sewage removal), electronics and ICT, you need someone to bring you all of the stuff to build the place AND you need supplies once it is up and running - imagine the local stationers getting an order for "Groom Lake" personalised stationary... How easy is THAT to get hold of in the Middle of Bloody Nowhere, Arizona? Plus, how do you get an alien spaceship, too big to fit in a Galaxy, into an obvious airbase slap-bang in the middle of the desert, without all the nutjobs on a stakeout of the perimeter fence seeing it?
No - much easier to let the irrationals think that the USAF are building bogeymen at Nellis and drop the real freaky alien relics into the middle of D.C.