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You're listening to Episode 207 of Jimmy Akin's Mysterious World,

where we look at mysteries from the twin perspectives of faith and reason.

In this episode, we're talking about UFO crash debris.

I'm Dom Betanelli and joining me today is Jimmy Akin.

Hey Jimmy. Howdy, Dom.

For decades, people have been reporting seeing strange lights and craft in the sky.

Well, a debate reaches about whether these UFOs are alien craft or whether they have a purely

conventional origin. As long as it's just fuzzy photos and claims about what supposed

witnesses saw, many dismissed the subject out of hand.

But what if we were able to get our hands on a UFO or at least part of one?

With something tangible to examine, something we could subject to laboratory testing,

that could change the debate.

People have reported getting materials from crashed or malfunctioning UFOs,

and the government's UFO program has been studying them, so what are these materials?

Where did they come from? And what have the tests revealed?

So that's what we'll be talking about on this episode of Jimmy Akin's mysterious world.

Jimmy, where do we want to begin with today's mystery?

With one of the very earliest UFO sightings, which is known as the Mori Island incident,

it occurred in June of 1947, which is the same month as Kenneth Arnold's famous UFO sighting,

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