There sure isn't much there for a "complex."
Check out the shadows in this satellite photo. All the buildings and trees clearly show the sun is due south at midday (or maybe a slight bit west of due south):
Now look at the large, triangular shadow apparently on the launch pad:
The shadow indicates the sun is east of due south. The shadow is inconsistent with other shadows nearby.
And what's with the weird shadow shape? How many objects sit on a small point and get larger as they go up? Plus, the shadow has a weird triangular shape at the bottom, but an odd shape at the top. It isn't the shadow of a rocket or a launch structure.
Why can't we see the object that is casting the weird shadow? How can an invisible object cast a shadow?
Is this Area 52? What's going on here?
From the extremely classified missions it has had, I’m sure what you are seeing is an edited image - edited by the sat company that took the pic - likely at the request of our gov - that is, if there is no overlooked simpler explanation.
Looks like someone blacked out portion of image.
That looks like the shadow of the launch tower to me.