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If you jump up there, it will lower one of the computer banks in the next room, revealing a secret area that contains an Atomic Health. A sound will play to indicate that the door has opened that is just behind the wall on the right. Go in there to get the secret. Once you go in here, the door will close behind you.

It doesn't stop the conspiracy theorists (or the plain paranoid-delusional) though, and the tangled web of possible lies, cover-ups, failed experiments and secret technology that lies within the notorious Area 51 makes for a great subject to wrap your thoughts around. For a videogame concept it's nigh on tailor-made, and it's genuinely surprising there haven't been more attempts to flesh out the myths and legends surrounding this top-secret desert outpost down the years. 3D Realms had a decent crack about 900 years ago with Duke Nukem 3D, and Midway - a lifetime ago - played around with the name with a bunch of rubbish light-gun shooters, but this Austin Studio-developed is arguably the first fleshed-out attempt at really getting under the skin of what lurks beneath this enormous enigma.

That is does so with such impressive visual panache is definitely worthy of serious acclaim. Apart from Project Snowblind (which was way too easy and struggled to implement any of its plethora of innovations in a way that actually required you to use them) I can't think of a game which pushes the PS2 this far technically. As with just about all of Midway's many multi-format games, Area 51 was evidently designed with the PS2 as its base system meaning a lot of the impressiveness seen here will be lost on Xbox owners already used to better-looking games. But focusing solely on the merits of the PS2 version, it's a veritable tour-de-force that really pushes the system in areas that have been beyond rival developers up to now.

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In September, 1956, the General Physics Laboratory of the Aeronautical Research Laboratories (ARL) at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, Dayton, Ohio, commenced an intense program to coordinate research into gravitational and unified field theories with the hiring of Joshua N. Goldberg.[5] Creation by ARL of Goldberg's program may have been coincidental to Talbert's disclosures of commitments to gravity control propulsion research.[18] The precise rationale for creating the program and justifying its budgets and personnel may never be determined. Neither Goldberg nor the Air Force's Deputy for Scientific and Technical Information, Walter Blados, were able to locate the founding documents.[5] Roy Kerr, a former ARL scientist, stated the antigravity propulsion purpose of ARL was "rubbish" and that "The only real use that the USAF made of us was when some crackpot sent them a proposal for antigravity or for converting rotary motion inside a spaceship to a translational driving system."[25] The December 30, 1957 issue of Product Engineering closed its report with the following statement: 2ff7e9595c