i just noticed that emissions should be omissions

What's being omitted?

Wasn't area 51 declassified?
(Not that I care, I still think they're growing aliens.)

I think its funny that after all that searching, someone in his Blog says, hey why didn't you just type in Area 51 in the search idiot, it brings you right to the spot you found!

The only thing that I can figure is that he meant the green circles were pools or holding tanks for some Toxic Avenger sludge 'Emissions' that are coming from the base.

Wow! Hurray for the internet?

Area 51 is an Air Force base. The lumps are prob. silos, they cover them up a bit like that so that the Russkies can't be entirely sure if its a hill or a silo, but its a silo.

The green things could be anything. My guess, a water treatment facility. I mean, its a desert... they really aren't going to be able to dig a well, so they've got to build something, right?

The OTHER fun buildings are where they keep the Aliens... duh.

Area 51 is the worst kept 'secret' of all time. Google doesn't let you get really close in for a good view, though. They're obscuring the details for what I would guess are 'national security' reasons. Google Maps does this for a lot of what might be considered high-value targets, like the US Capitol. Better images can be found here, if you're so inclined.

A buddy of mine who was a marine was there for 2 days. Even though it is an active base he said it was a ghost town in the daylight hours. They were permitted to go from there barracs to the chowhall and that was it. NO EXCEPTIONS! At least I'm told. I do know that when an aircraft takes off from an airport they must contact the tower for clearance but when the 'JETS' take off for area 51 from Vegas Internatinal they do not contact the tower for clearance. It is pre-approved so there is no radio records or indications of there take off and arrivals......................... hmmmmmm

L0L Ragoo. A nice dedication to the love of my life.

Those green circles are alfalfa fields, and they are all over the desert. They are circular because of the equipment used to irrigate them. The only aliens involved with them are the illegals from mexico who work them.

Wally hit the mark. The irrigation tools in the desert are these long pipes with lots o hole or spikects depending on how fancy. The poll is attached laterally to a pipe in the center of the circle that comes straight out o the ground. The fixture allows water to flow through the pipe as it pass around the field like a helicopter blade. Its held up on the other end by a truss on wheels. I'm not sure if the truss pulls the poll around or iff its mechanized or what. But thats the general idea.

I've lived in too many deserts. And yes you can drill for water same as you can drill forr oil. But it don't tast to purdy.