Tonopah Test Range: Suspected Underground Entrance — Aerial Breakdown

In this video, I take a look at a section of the Tonopah Test Range in Nevada — a restricted area that became heavily active after 1983 during the F-117 program and other weapons testing. While going through the range in satellite imagery, I came across several features that stood out: sharp cuts in the terrain, unusual shapes, and one location that strongly resembles some type of underground access point.

As I moved through the imagery, several of these locations stood out right away. Some features look consistent with what you’d expect inside a range like Tonopah, but others have angles, shapes, or road connections that don’t match the surrounding infrastructure. Those differences are what led me to break them down individually.

Quick note:
During this process, I also came across another structure that looked completely unfamiliar at first. In the follow-up video, I take a deeper look at that site and explain how it turned out to be part of the Yucca Mountain complex. That second video focuses on its layout and potential purpose.

What we look at in this video:
• Ten different locations inside the Tonopah Test Range
• A suspected underground entrance and why it stood out
• Road layouts and how they feed into these structures
• Historical imagery changes across multiple years
• Context clues based on layout and terrain

📍 Main Base: 37.79506592238041, -116.78805283538122
📍 Underground Entrance: 36.82843509656297, -116.43688589381293

Timestamps:

00:00 Intro
01:40 Location 1
02:16 Location 2
02:58 Location 3
03:58 Location 4
04:52 Location 5
05:38 Location 6
06:20 Location 7
06:40 Location 8
08:20 Location 9
09:26 Location 10
10:56 Underground Entrance
14:46 Possible Underground Entrance 1
15:54 Possible Underground Entrance 2
16:40 Possible Underground Entrance 3

This channel breaks down unusual or overlooked features in satellite imagery — methodically and without sensational claims.

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⚠️ Tonopah Test Range is an active restricted area. This video uses only publicly available imagery. Do not attempt to access or approach restricted zones.