US Air Force warns against joke event to ‘storm Area 51’

U.S. Air Force has warned people against participating in an internet joke suggesting a large crowd of people “storm Area 51,” top-secret Cold War test site in Neva desert.

A prank event on Facebook that’s attracted more than 1 million interested people suggests that a mass of people attempt to run into mysterious site at 3 a.m. on Sept. 20.

site is part of vast Neva Test and Training Range and has become center of UFO conspiracy ories.

Facebook event jokes “y can’t stop all of us” and “Let’s see m aliens.”

Nellis Air Force Base said in a statement that Air Force is aware of Facebook posting and says “any attempt to illegally access area is highly discourd.”

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Air Force says it does t discuss its security measures and that test and training range provides “flexible, realistic and multidimensional battle” for testing and “vanced training in support of U.S. national interests.”

After deces of government officials refusing to ackwledge Area 51, CIA released declassified documents in 2013 referring to 8,000-square mile (20,700-sq. kilometer) installation by name and locating it on a map near dry Groom Lake bed.

base has been a testing ground for a host of top-secret aircraft, including U-2 in 1950s and later B-2 stealth bomber.

But secrecy surrounding site has fueled conspiracy ories among UFO enthusiasts and sprouted a small, alien-med tourist industry in surrounding desert communities, including alien-med cafes, an alien-med motel and an alien-med brol.

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