Air based armed forces cautions against storming Area 51 as Facebook occasion achieves 1.5 million participants

The Air Force is cautioning individuals against raging Area 51 in Nevada, after a Facebook occasion page, sorting out a get together at the "Outsider Center vacation destination," went viral.Conspiracy scholars accept that the U.S. government has kept UFOs and extraterrestrial life at the area, which is really an Air Force preparing range. 

As of Wednesday morning, over 1.5 million individuals said they were "visiting" the occasion, called "Tempest Area 51, They Can't Stop All of Us." The occasion is booked for Sept. 20 at 3 a.m. Pacific Daylight Time. Another 1.1 million Facebook clients demonstrated they were "intrigued." 

"We will all get together at the Area 51 Alien Center vacation destination and arrange our entrance," as indicated by the Facebook page. "In the event that we naruto run, we can move quicker than their slugs. Lets [sic] see them outsiders." 

"Naruto" alludes to the running style of the Japanese anime character, Naruto Uzumaki."The United States Air Force knows about the Facebook post," Air Force representative Laura McAndrews revealed to ABC News in an announcement. "The Nevada Test and Training Range is a territory where the Air Force tests and prepares battle air ship. As an issue of training, we don't talk about explicit safety efforts, however any endeavor to unlawfully get to army bases or military preparing territories is perilous." 

The range is the biggest touching air and ground space accessible for peacetime military activities in the free world, as per the Air Force, crossing 2.9 million sections of land of land and 5,000 square miles of airspace which is limited from regular citizen air traffic. 

It's obscure what number of the 1.5 million Facebook participants would really head out to the remote area in Nevada for the occasion, as the page has started Internet images making jokes about raging the Air Force extend for the chance to see outsiders 

The Air Force investigated UFOs under Project Blue Book from 1947 to 1969, however the venture was headquartered at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base in Ohio, not at the range in Nevada.