Roswell Incident Summary

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Roswell, New Mexico UFO Incident Have you ever heard about the Roswell, New Mexico, UFO incident? Well if not in 1947 a UFO crashed in New Mexico. The Air Force said it was a weather balloon that crashed and it wasn’t a UFO but people that think of this crash think otherwise. In the year, 1947 in Roswell, New Mexico, people believe a UFO has crashed on a rancher sheep farm. “However, to anyone who had seen the debris or the newspaper photographs of it, it was clear that whatever this thing was, it was no weather balloon” (Roswell Facts & Summary). In my opinion the CIA and the Air Force are trying to keep people calm and not go crazy about this situation. They believe that the crash was related to the Project Mogul which was team that created …show more content…

There is still no proof that it was a weather balloon that crashed to this day. “On the other hand, if the photos show neither items, then there was indeed a cover up and Ramey lied” (Roswell Facts & Summary). There were hundreds of witnesses and they had the same thoughts on the crash. They had interviews with the witnesses about 40 years after the crash and hardly any of the witnesses could remember what had happened or what they have seen. One witness couldn’t remember what had happened a month before they interviewed him. In about, the 1950s the Air Force did these things called dummy drops, over fields of New Mexico. People thought the dummies that were dropping from the sky were aliens and they were even more suspicious about the crash. “They were convinced that they dummies were actually extraterrestrial creatures who were being kidnapped and experimented on by government scientists” (Roswell Facts & Summary). People believed the UFO crash and the dummy droppings were connected. These dummy drops were to test pilots on how to fall from the high altitudes and survive. Hundreds of thousands of people would visit the crash site every year to try and get information for themselves. People will continue to believe that a UFO actually crashed here. Until the CIA and they Air Force have proof that is was a weather balloon, people will still visit and this will still be a conspiracy

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