Over one million people have signed up to a joke Facebook event, calling on users to meet at Area 51

They have an arrangement to strike Area 51 and "see them outsiders." But what will occur in the event that they really do it?

More than one million individuals have joined to a joke Facebook occasion, approaching clients to meet at Area 51, the US Air Force base in Nevada that is for some time been a wellspring of outsider paranoid ideas, in September.

"On the off chance that we Naruto run, we can move quicker than their slugs," the page says, referencing the Japanese manga-roused running style with arms outstretched in reverse and heads forward. "How about we see them outsiders."

A stuck post on the page endeavors to cover its bases, perusing "Hi US government, this is a joke, and I don't really mean to proceed with this arrangement. I just idea it would be entertaining and get me some thumbsy uppies on the web." But as the occasion has picked up footing - motivating many images and jokes - the profile of the circumstance has risen, to such an extent that the US Air Force has been made mindful of the potential looming attack.

What's more, they're not as carefree about the circumstance as people on the web seem to be.

"[Area 51] is an open preparing range for the U.S. Aviation based armed forces, and we would dishearten anybody from attempting to come into the territory where we train American military," a representative disclosed to The Washington Post. "The U.S. Aviation based armed forces consistently stands prepared to secure America and its benefits."