'Storm Area 51,' The Facebook 'Ambush' Event That 550,000 People Have Already RSVP’d To

Do you believe in the existence of UFOs?

While you think about that there are about 550,000 people who have already signed up for the Facebook 'ambush' event pledging to raid Area 51 in Nevada, US in a quest to "see them aliens.”

Nevada desert is known for a considerable number of conspiracy theories revolving around UFOs. Theories are always are a delight to talk about, right?

The event “Storm Area 51, They can't stop all of us" is being organised on Facebook.

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People will march to the famous Area 51 in September?in order to search the secretive government base for evidence of aliens and unidentified flying objects.

A lot of people believe that it is the area where the US government stores secrets about the existence of aliens and UFOs.?

The area was officially acknowledged as a military site in 2013.?

However, theories never die and they won’t die anytime soon.

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The event is said to be not a very serious one and came out a few weeks after US senators were briefed about reported encounters between the US Navy and an unidentified aircraft, which seemed like an actual unidentified flying object that raised a few eyebrows.?

More than 550,000 users have already signed up for the event.

“We will all meet up at the Area 51 Alien Center tourist attraction and coordinate our entry,” the group’s organiser wrote. He suggests that if everyone runs head-long to the base, “we can move faster than their bullets.”

"We can move faster than their bullets," the event page, which is clearly written with tongue in cheek, promises those who RSVP for Sept. 20.

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Recently, the one statement that blew people's minds was one from pentagon that confirmed that they investigated UFO sightings and still monitor reports and have seen a few sightings over the years.?

In a New York Times report, the publication describes how it spoke to a number of US Navy pilots about sightings of "unidentified aerial phenomena." As it turns out, pilots were reporting "almost daily" sightings of unidentified flying objects between 2014 and 2015, including one that seemed to look like a "spinning top moving against the wind."

News about such mysterious things are always fascinating. If you are also interested in the event where people all over the world are coming. Go ahead, and RSVP for the event.