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So excited to be back.

Welcome into UAP, the Unidentified Alien Podcast.

I am Stephen Deiner. Over there is Karen Curtis.

Hello.

And we have, oh man, we got some good ones here for you today on other Roswells.

So, of course, I'm sure you've heard of 1947, Roswell, New Mexico.

You've heard it, right, Karen?

I have. And, you know, I think people, their eyes glaze over when you talk about UFOs and Roswell and all of that because they've heard it so many times. And it's like, yeah, little green men or whatever, little gray guys, then they thought it was a weather balloon. But give us a little background on what that is, because we're talking about other ones. And one of them happened in Mexico and it shares the same desert as where the Roswell incident went down. That's right. Yeah, they called Mexico's Roswell. So we're going to hit that here in a little bit. But of course, the original Roswell. When you hear Roswell, you know, you think about, you know, Area 51 and you think about movies and TV shows and all wild stories.

But it all goes back to July 1947, a couple of years after World War II ended.

So, of course, you know, a lot of security is still heightened at that point.

We're trying to develop new technology and things like that.

And there was a crash in the desert of Roswell, New Mexico.

And it was reported in the papers that the U.S. Air Force had recovered alien technology.

They had recovered a UFO. And then that was later retracted the next day.

Oh, no, no, we can't say that. Exactly. The military got them and then say, no, say it was a weather

balloon. And, well, the rest is history. Well, it was The military got them and then say, no, say it was a weather balloon. And, well,

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