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UFOs (unidentified flying objects), also known as "flying saucers" in the 40s and UAPs (unidentified aerial phenomena) by the government, have been sighted across the globe throughout the millennium. These objects have been known to be keeping a watchful eye on our home planet as if they're studying us which would seemingly go unnoticed up until the mid 20th century with two famous encounters

What's known as "The Year of the Flying Saucer" started when Kenneth A. Arnold was flying past Mt. Rainier on June 24, 1947, where he encountered a string of nine, shiny unidentified flying object flying past the same mountain at speeds that Arnold estimated at a minimum of 1,200 miles an hour, two times faster than any airplane known at that time. Arnold described each object as circular, about 100 feet across, and with no discernible tail. The objects periodically flipped, banked, and weaved side-to-side, “like the tail of a Chinese kite.”

In that same year, what became the most well-known in the UFO community is the Roswell Incident when an object crashed near the city of the same name. Roswell Army Air Field came to where the object has impacted, and has announced the possession along with the news headline: RAAF Captures Flying Saucer On Ranch in Roswell Region. However, the Army quickly retracted the release, stating the crashed object was merely a conventional weather balloon. Despite this, it is widely believed that the "weather balloon" statement is actually a cover-up to prevent citizens from knowing what actually happened and a crashed saucer has been hauled over to Area 51.

Throughout the years, sightings of UFOs are still occurring to this day coming in different shapes and sizes, while skeptics, the media, even the government, will either try desperately to come up with rational explanations of what we actually saw in the sky or flat-out censor those records we have just made. If one were to delve deep and attempt to expose the truth, it'll only get worse for them and might not live to see another day.

Description
UFOs (unidentified flying objects), also known as "flying saucers" in the 40s and UAPs (unidentified aerial phenomena) by the government, have been sighted across the globe throughout the millennium. These objects have been known to be keeping a watchful eye on our home planet as if they're studying us which would seemingly go unnoticed up until the mid 20th century with two famous encounters

What's known as "The Year of the Flying Saucer" started when Kenneth A. Arnold was flying past Mt. Rainier on June 24, 1947, where he encountered a string of nine, shiny unidentified flying object flying past the same mountain at speeds that Arnold estimated at a minimum of 1,200 miles an hour, two times faster than any airplane known at that time. Arnold described each object as circular, about 100 feet across, and with no discernible tail. The objects periodically flipped, banked, and weaved side-to-side, “like the tail of a Chinese kite.”

In that same year, what became the most well-known in the UFO community is the Roswell Incident when an object crashed near the city of the same name. Roswell Army Air Field came to where the object has impacted, and has announced the possession along with the news headline: RAAF Captures Flying Saucer On Ranch in Roswell Region. However, the Army quickly retracted the release, stating the crashed object was merely a conventional weather balloon. Despite this, it is widely believed that the "weather balloon" statement is actually a cover-up to prevent citizens from knowing what actually happened and a crashed saucer has been hauled over to Area 51.

Throughout the years, sightings of UFOs are still occurring to this day coming in different shapes and sizes, while skeptics, the media, even the government, will either try desperately to come up with rational explanations of what we actually saw in the sky or flat-out censor those records we have just made. If one were to delve deep and attempt to expose the truth, it'll only get worse for them and might not live to see another day.