Are we alone in this universe?
Let's talk about it.
First alien encounter.
Maybe the most well-known alien conspiracy surrounds the infamous Roswell UFO incident, so what really happened? Is there a logical explanation for this event or is there a chance that it actually is an alien encounter? Let's find out the fact:
It all started on June 14th of 1947 when a rancher
in New Mexican William "Mac" Brazel found something strange while out
on horseback about 30 miles north of a small town called Roswell. He came
across clusters of wreckage and debris that looked like some kind of plane had
come crashing down from the sky. The crash site was full of large chunks of
metal, rubber strips, tinfoil, and all kinds of strange bits and bobs. Puzzled
by the peculiar find the rancher decided to collect the materials from the
site. The next day Brazel read reports in the paper about an unidentified
object flying over the area at night. Two days later Mac Brazel got up the
nerve and told the local Sheriff what he found, but if Brazel is to be believed
the Sheriff whispered to him that he may have found a "flying disk"
and that he should keep it confidential. The Sheriff then contacted Roswell
Army Airfield who visited Brazel's ranch, collected the wreckage and asked him
to keep things under wraps. Of course, he didn't and almost overnight local
newspapers and tabloids were writing stories about the unidentified crash. More
stories ran about the witnesses seeing strange, charred creatures inside the
airfield and before long the well-known UFO conspiracy theory was born. So, is
there a chance that Mac Brazel stumbled across an authentic alien crash site near
Roswell, New Mexico all those years ago, or is there an explanation for what
they found?
Immediately following the incident the US military
announced that the so-called flying saucer was nothing more than a run of the
mill weather balloon that had crashed during a windstorm. Newspapers who
printed headlines about flying saucers issued corrections and the Roswell
flying saucer incident seemed to be over. The Roswell story quickly faded from
the headlines, but interest in aliens and UFO kept growing across the country.
It seemed as though the Roswell incident was all but forgotten until the early 1980s when two UFO researchers wrote a book about the incident.
In their book, the Duo claimed it was all a
government cover-up, aliens were actually found at the crash site of the UFO. Experts,
government agencies and members of the military all disputed and debunked the
books claim, but by this point, it was too late a spark was lit, and before long
more conspiracy theories started popping up around Roswell and other possible
UFO sites across the country and as it turn out-skeptics and conspiracy
theorists weren't entirely wrong to doubt the official Roswell story. The government wasn't telling the whole truth when they claimed a weather balloon
crashed near Roswell. In 1994, the US Air Force finally admitted that the
weather balloon that crashed near Roswell wasn't your average aircraft, it was
a secret US spy balloon that was part of a top-secret program called Project
Mogul. Their objective, monitor Soviet nuclear tests by detecting sound waves in
the upper atmosphere. The tech was quickly surpassed by other more advanced
methods, but it took the military over 40 years to disclose the truth. Since
the balloon was involved in a Cold War cover-up rumors could grow and what about
those charred alien bodies people reported seeing at Roswell Army Airfield, well
turns out there's an explanation for them too. A 1997 Air Force report
determined that the alien bodies were actually parachuted crash test dummies that
had been burned up in an accident, but for those who still believe all these
explanations amount to nothing more than a giant government cover-up and it's
safe to say nothing is going to change their minds on that.
What about India? Are such things such incidences
are ignored or covered by some agencies? Will talk about it later.
What’s your opinion on Roswell's incidence?
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