Mysterious Dorito-Shaped Aircraft Spotted Over Area 51 Military Base
Recent sightings of a mysterious ‘Dorito-shaped’ aircraft over Area 51, a military base in southern Nevada, have intrigued scientists and UFO enthusiasts alike. The aircraft was spotted by videographer Anders Otteson around 3 AM on January 14. This unusual object, resembling an equilateral triangle, sparked discussions among unidentified aerial phenomenon (UAP) researchers.
Dorito-Shaped Aircraft Specifications
- Shape: Equilateral triangle, described as ‘Dorito-shaped’
- Distinct features: No visible wings and standard navigation lights
- Flight: Occurred in restricted airspace over Area 51
Otteson filmed the aircraft on the same night he recorded a B-2 Spirit stealth bomber, noting significant differences in design. He expressed curiosity about whether the sighting represented a classified test flight or a standard training mission. He also mentioned details from one of the scanners that featured unusual patterns connected to snacks and food.
Comparative Sightings
Interestingly, the aircraft’s shape correlated with flight trails observed in 2014 above Wichita, Kansas, and Amarillo, Texas. Otteson believes that ongoing activities in the airspace around Area 51 are noteworthy.
Background on Area 51
Area 51 is a site embroiled in secrecy and conspiracy theories, particularly regarding its alleged links to extraterrestrial life. While it was historically denied by the U.S. government, its existence was officially acknowledged in 2013. Over the years, various aircraft have been linked to the site.
Notable Aircraft Sightings
- RAT55 jet: Captured by photographer Michael Rokita, performed touch-and-go maneuvers before landing at Hangar 18.
- Call sign: “Sabre 98,” often operates covertly and collects radar data on stealthy aircraft.
Despite the U.S. government’s acknowledgment, public interest in Area 51 and its secrets remains strong. As sightings of unidentified aircraft continue to emerge, the mystery of the Dorito-shaped aircraft heightens the enigma surrounding the site.
