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What is Area 51?
The United States Air Force facility commonly known as Area 51 is a highly classified remote detachment of Edwards Air Force Base, within the Nevada Test and Training Range. the base was not released to pubic until the CIA went public that the base does exist in 2013.

Area 51 is located in Lincoln County, Nevada, U. S.

Area 51 tests highly classified stealth technology, weapons and aircraft.

who owns area 51? The Federal government of the United States And United States Air force.

Now many people speculate that area 51 is holding Aliens at the base, that would be most unlikely. but you may never know (;

The airspace above Area 51 is known as R-4808N and is restricted to all commercial and military flights not originating from the base itself (except the Janet commuters, of course). Area 51 is believed to be part of either Edwards Air Force Base in California or the Nellis Air Force Range in Nevada, even though pilots from those bases are forbidden to fly in Area 51's airspace.

pilots who fly into one of the buffer zones surrounding R-4808N reportedly face punishment from their commanders, though it's fairly lenient. Whenever a pilot flies through a buffer zone, the training exercise immediately ends and the pilot is ordered back to base. Knowingly flying into R-4808N is a much more serious offense, and pilots can face a court martial, dishonorable discharge and time in prison as a result.

How do workers get to work?
Employees arrive at the base via a mysterious white bus, which makes stops at Ash Spring, Crystal Springs, and Alamo—where it parks at the courthouse every night.

The white bus is one of two ways that employees get to Area 51 from outside the base. The other way is by Janet flights.