Bob Lazar and the S-4 Facility
In November 1989 Bob Lazar told KLAS in Las Vegas that he had worked as an engineer at a facility called S-4 by Papoose Lake, south of Area 51, where nine alien craft stood in hangars running on element 115. He described himself as a graduate of MIT and Caltech. The registrars of both institutions reported that no such graduate exists, and he appears in no class list or student publication of those years. His one confirmed employment is a short contractor's stint at Los Alamos. Element 115 was synthesised at Dubna in 2003: moscovium, which lives for fractions of a second and is not a fuel.
The Bosnian Pyramids at Visoko
In 2005 the businessman Semir Osmanagić announced that the hill of Visočica above the town of Visoko was the oldest pyramid in the world, 220 metres high and built twelve thousand years ago, and began excavating on donations and municipal money. In 2006 the European Association of Archaeologists issued a formal statement, signed by four leading European archaeologists, calling the project a cruel hoax and demanding a halt to work that was destroying genuine medieval and Roman layers on the hill. Geologists described Visočica as a flatiron — a natural landform of Miocene conglomerate, of which the valley has several; the paved slabs proved to be fractured sandstone.
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