https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/national-security/a-solar-observatory-in-new-mexico-is-evacuated-for-a-week-and-the-fbi-is-investigating-no-one-will-say-why/2018/09/14/ea006a96-b78b-11e8-a2c5-3187f427e253_story.html?utm_term=.717d5046ad35
A small observatory placed in a national forest in New Mexico was commanded to evacuate the facility. People have begun to believe that this evacuation is caused by a crashed UFO ship which is currently being speculated by the government. More rumors such as that have begun to spread since there has been a lack of reasoning for the sudden evacuation. Last Friday the observatory was surrounded by yellow crime scene tape and security guards. The observatory is hoping that the mysterious evacuation will bring more visitors and revenue. I personally do not believe in aliens or UFOs, but I am curious to know why the small observatory was evacuated without an explanation.
It's interesting that whenever the United States faces a large political event, UFOs or unknown concepts begin to make their way into the public eye. Could this report be true or could it be a diversion from a new, undiscovered truth?
ReplyDeleteI had never even noticed that until you pointed it out Adelaide. I wonder if it is coincidence or purposeful. If it is purposeful, I wonder whether it's due to the interpretation of the people and their need of a break from politics or whether it's intentional on the government's part. Either way it's fascinating!
ReplyDeleteI find it unlikely that the life on earth are the only lifeforms in the universe, so I'm open to believing in a UFO crash. It's interesting to see that the American response to unexplained behavior in New Mexico or Arizona observatories or military bases is automatically considered an alien activity coverup.
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