Reports of observed unidentified flying objects periodically appear in the media, or are transmitted in words, if for some reason even a mention of a mysterious event cannot be found anywhere.
Sometimes this news ends with the news of a UFO crash, and over several decades there have been many such places. Some of them are gaining great fame and become very popular for visiting tourists and people who believe in the existence of other civilizations.
Roswell, located in the state of New Mexico
The event, which took place on the evening of July 2, 1947, became the most famous wreck of an alien ship. Eyewitnesses could observe a flying luminous disk that fell about 30 kilometers from the city.
The next morning, the sheriff received an alert from a farmer who had found unusual wreckage on his ranch. The military was sent to the area of the disaster, who fenced off the territory and subsequently took all the wreckage found to another state for further study. Research results are still classified.
After this incident, two museums dedicated to the UFO crash appeared in Roswell, and the farmer's house, although partially destroyed, is still available for visiting.
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Clovis, also based in New Mexico
In 1957, researcher D. Valerio received a message from one of the local residents. According to him, he observed an unusual glow, and after a while noticed a convoy of military vehicles heading towards the phenomenon. Together with other townspeople, he followed.
There is also a UFO museum built in Clovis, which, unfortunately, has no mention of the 1957 event.
Dalnegorsk, Primorsky Territory
On January 29, 1986, many residents noticed a ball-shaped object falling along a tangent line. At an altitude of about 600 meters, it touched a rock belonging to the Izvestkovaya Mountain, after which, without making the slightest sound, it exploded and burned for about an hour. A commission organized in February, examining the wreckage, said most of the alloys found could not be obtained with current scientific capabilities. One of these pieces belonging to a UFO is kept in the city museum.
Ordzhonikidze, North Ossetia
A vehicle of unknown origin flying low over the Caucasus was hit by air defense services on March 6, 1983. After receiving damage, the UFO began to lose altitude and soon disappeared from the radar, and its searches did not yield any results. Two months later, mushroom pickers passing by the Table Mountains reported that they had discovered a strange ship wrecked. They took several pictures of him, which interested the military. They seized the films and photographs, and transported the UFO to the base in Mytishchi. Further details about the site were not disclosed.
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