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| Above, a crashed UFO diorama at the Roswell International UFO Museum. Photo by Armand Vaquer. |
Since I have been holed up indoors due to rain and snow showers and not having posted anything pertaining to Unidentified Flying Objects in a while, here's a story that caught my attention.
If you thought Roswell, New Mexico was the first (in 1947) UFO crash, well, you're mistaken. The Trinity atomic bomb test in 1945 (two years before Roswell) caused UFO to crash.
KLAS (out of Las Vegas) has an article with the breakdown of the history of alleged UFO crashes.
They begin it with:
LAS VEGAS (KLAS) — Stories about crashed saucers and coverups have been around since the end of World War II. But now, these stories are being taken seriously in Washington.
When former intelligence officer David Grusch testified last July about nonhuman craft hidden away for decades inside special access programs, it caught some members of Congress and major media off guard.
However, the lore of crashed saucers and dead aliens is hardly new and the claims have leaked out many times in the past 76 years.
The grandfather of crashed saucer tales is Roswell. A story that didn’t emanate with UFO nuts, but came from the U.S. military.
To read more, go here.
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