UFO Museum, Roswell, NM
UFO Museum, Roswell, NM

Oh no you didn’t…Oh, yes we did!  Yesterday, we took a day trip across the mountains to visit Roswell, NM. Roswell’s claim to fame is a supposed UFO crash in early July, 1947.  The incident was initially reported as a UFO crash, complete with non-human alien crash victims but was later determined, in what seemed to be a governmental coverup, to be the crash of a secret weather balloon and test dummies.

Evidence timeline on display, UFO Museum, Roswell, NM
Evidence timeline on display, UFO Museum, Roswell, NM

But the truth might indeed be out there as a factual timeline in the International UFO Museum and Research Center seems to indicate it was definitely much more than a balloon and dummies.

I’m a science fiction fan and in the past have enjoyed watching a number of documentaries on the Roswell UFO crash.  I already knew a good deal about the incident and was impressed by the number of sworn statements by eyewitnesses to facts which directly contradict the official government record.

Flying saucer and alien display, UFO Museum, Roswell, NM
Flying saucer and alien display, UFO Museum, Roswell, NM

The city of Roswell was a little larger and more developed than I’d pictured but we had fun seeing the sights and enjoying a beautiful day.

Alien medical examination props used in the 1994 TV move "Roswell", UFO Museum, Roswell, NM
Alien medical examination props used in the 1994 TV movie “Roswell”, UFO Museum, Roswell, NM

Was a cover-up possible? Come on, we’re talking about our government…nuff said! ;-)

 

 

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Mark
8 years ago

What do you mean **supposed** crash?! :-)

Paul
8 years ago
Reply to  Mark

LOL! :)

Tom Dills
8 years ago

No self respecting sci-fi fan could be that close to Roswell and not stop…of course you did! I’m sure that was an interesting visit regardless of one’s views regarding UFOs and government cover ups. Me? I think the aliens would look more like Q from Star Trek. Of maybe Ted Cruz. ;)

Tom Dills
8 years ago
Reply to  Earl

I did say “look like” and not “think like” didn’t I? Only one of those characters would fit the definition of intelligent, and it ain’t the one running for president!

Cedric Canard
8 years ago

All I can say Brooks is live long and prosper mate. Oh, and nanu nanu :)

In any case, if there are aliens out there, your next president will build a dome around the US and he’ll even make the aliens pay for it so you guys are good. :)

Paul
8 years ago

Dang, Brooks. I was in Alamogordo little more than a year ago. I should have taken the trip to Roswell. I guess that I’ll just have to go back! :)

Paul Maxim
Paul Maxim
8 years ago

Barb and I almost suggested a visit to Roswell but then figured, nah, they might not like the little alien museum. It is an interesting place, though, and, as you say, Roswell is a nice little town. I like Cedric’s thought of a dome over the U. S. to “protect” us from alien invaders. Don’t know if they’d pay for it, though……

But maybe they could beam Donald and Ted up. And do some “experiments” on them. Oh crap. Maybe it was them that beamed those two idiots down!

Mark
8 years ago
Reply to  Earl

but, but … A dome won’t keep them from tunneling from Australia!!

Cedric Canard
8 years ago
Reply to  Mark

It’ll be like “Under The Dome”, a complete sphere extending under ground. Phew, right?

We’ll be safe here as well because aliens won’t want to come to Australia. They will have seen Mad Max which will make them think of Australia as a whole other kind of crazy.

Paul Maxim
Paul Maxim
8 years ago
Reply to  Cedric Canard

That’s funny Cedric. I’d forgotten all about “Mad Max”. Still, I think in a straight competition our guys would win the “crazy” award. I’ve been watching this stuff for a long, long time and I’ve never seen anyone nuttier – politically – than The Donald. Scares the living poop out of me…..

Monte Stevens
8 years ago

I’m loving the comments here. :-)