BILL HEMMER, CNN ANCHOR: Some people claim it is home to all the government's secrets about aliens and UFOs.</s>DARYN KAGAN, CNN ANCHOR: CNN's Thomas Nybo takes a look inside Area 51.</s>THOMAS NYBO, CNN CORRESPONDENT (voice-over): Score one for conspiracy buffs. These satellite images offer the clearest pictures yet of Area 51, and they've been posted on the Internet. The top-secret Air Force test site known simply as Area 51 has long been a favorite topic among conspiracy theorists who believe the government hides UFOs at the site. An arms control agreement signed by the U.S., Russia and other countries made it possible for satellites to take photos of the area. A North Carolina company is behind the project, getting a little help from the likes of Microsoft, Kodak and a Russian agency. The photos don't back up the UFO claims, but they do show clusters of buildings, roads disappearing into cliff sides and giant craters. An Air Force spokesman acknowledges there's a training site there, but says any other information is classified. To further investigate the photos, visit www.terraserver.com. Thomas Nybo, CNN.</s>KAGAN: Spooky stuff.</s>HEMMER: You got it. Search CNN.com CNNSI.com CNNmoney.com The Web
Conspiracy Theory: Internet Site Posts Clearest Pictures of Area 51