Unexpected Arrivals
Unexpected Arrivals All over the world there have been unexplained happenings that many believe to be other types of life forms. Do you believe in unidentified flying objects (UFOs)? People all over the world think about if other forms of life exist and there are plenty of files to support extraterrestrial activities that occur throughout the world. The government has hidden many documents containing these unexpected arrivals, such as Area 51, and many files were missing pieces of information within them. Interviews, reports, photos, and government evidence have been recovered to conclude the existence of UFOs. Between 30 and 50 percent of Americans are convinced that unidentified flying objects (UFOs) are alien spacecrafts. (Williams) Many people who see these flying objects are interviewed or their experience is reported. These objects are very high-tech and unique shapes, such as spheres, triangles, and many are said to be moving at ridiculous speeds. Also, many of these objects were caught on camera but many believe that those images are fake or man-made. Some of these pictures were taken and many did not see the spacecraft until they developed their pictures. Many people are strongly convinced that unique unidentified flying objects that they see are UFOs.
Area 51 was a military base located in Nevada that was top secret and though that UFOs were stored in these facilities. June or July of 1947, a flying disc crashed in New Mexico and hairless, earless, four-fingered E.T.s dead bodies were found where helicopters flew the bodies back to the super secret Area 51. (Leonard 23) The event was covered up except for the various cable channels, magazines, and books that wrote on the topic. Later on the government held a televised conference explaining that it was a weather experiment which included crash dummies and weather balloons. (Leonard 23) Area 51 had no comment on the conference and seemed to avoid any questioning. Area 51 also
Area 51 was a military base located in Nevada that was top secret and though that UFOs were stored in these facilities. June or July of 1947, a flying disc crashed in New Mexico and hairless, earless, four-fingered E.T.s dead bodies were found where helicopters flew the bodies back to the super secret Area 51. (Leonard 23) The event was covered up except for the various cable channels, magazines, and books that wrote on the topic. Later on the government held a televised conference explaining that it was a weather experiment which included crash dummies and weather balloons. (Leonard 23) Area 51 had no comment on the conference and seemed to avoid any questioning. Area 51 also
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