On 78 years ago today, July 2, 1947 (May 14, 1947 in the lunar calendar), the truth about the UFO crash in New Mexico, USA. UFO crash in Roswell, USA The FBI recently declassified documents contain two about the UFO crash that occurred in Roswell, New Mexico in 1947. According to a report from FBI agent Guy Hottel, the UFO incident in Roswell at that time was real. In the March 22, 1950 report (above) declassified FBI documents, Hoot wrote: "According to an Air Force investigator, three flying saucers were found in New Mexico. It is circular in appearance, arched in the middle, and approximately 50 feet in diameter. Three humanoid bodies were found in each flying saucer, about 3 feet tall, wearing well-made metal uniforms." Hort also pointed out that the reason why these flying saucers were discovered may be because the U.S. government had high-energy radars in New Mexico, which interfered with the flying saucer control system. In another earlier FBI report on July 22, 1947 (picture below), it was pointed out that the flying saucer was connected with a balloon and was hexagonal, much like a high-altitude weather ball equipped with a radar reactor. It had been sent to relevant units for further investigation, in line with the official announcement. Who is right and who is wrong? Why would the FBI publish this document that makes people even more suspicious of the truth of the matter today after hiding it for so many years? Could it be related to the legendary 2012? The story of the FBI's declassification of documents is roughly as follows: On a stormy night on July 2, 1947, in a border town called Roswell in New Mexico, USA, something that is still talked about today happened-an unknown object suspected of being an alien aircraft crashed into the wilderness on the outskirts of the town of Roswell. The next day, the owner of a farm discovered many special metal fragments near the farm. On July 6, he handed over the metal fragments to police and then reported it to the military. The military visited the scene the next day. Suspected alien bodies are said to have seen objects suspected of alien bodies inside and outside the UFO. On July 8, in the wasteland 5 kilometers west of the farm, a civil engineer discovered the remains of a metal saucer, about 9 meters in diameter. The saucer cracked open and the bodies of several aliens were scattered inside the saucer and on the ground outside. These bodies were very small in size, only 100 to 130 centimeters tall and weighing only 18 kilograms. They were hairless, with big heads, big eyes, and small mouths. They wore the entire tight gray uniform. At the same time, the U.S. military immediately entered the site where the wreckage was found and sealed off the scene. The military public relations department of suspected alien bodies issued a press release on the incident to two radio stations and two newspapers in Roswell. The local Daily Chronicle published a headline on July 9, claiming that the Air Force had found a flying saucer that crashed on a farm near Roswell. The news quickly spread to various places and caused a sensation. However, the military commander, General Geoge Remi, took charge of the incident six hours later. He hurriedly convened a press conference and issued a public statement on behalf of the U.S. Air Force afterwards, claiming that the crashed object was a weather ball with a radar reactor, not an alien flying saucer. The local newspaper also made a special clarification the next day, denying the claim that a flying saucer fell. Because events changed too quickly at that time, the public suspected that the U.S. government was concealing the truth, and many people believed that the statement of the weather ball was a revised statement. The suspected alien body later pointed out many suspicious points with certainty. For example, a funeral home owner at the time claimed that during the crash of an unknown object, the military had called to inquire about the freezing and embalming of the small man's body and ordered several coffins. According to verification, there were no deaths reported near the town of Roswell at the time. Coincidentally, suspected alien bodies were suspected. In 1952, the United States began a top-secret "Blue Book" research program, which was led by the U.S. Air Force and was responsible for collecting and processing intelligence on UFOs and aliens. Not long ago, the former American astronaut on the moon publicly pointed out that NASA had actually encountered aliens. Of course, this conversation was immediately denied by NASA. Many years have passed since the suspected alien bodies, and many people still believe that the U.S. military deliberately concealed the truth and deceived the masses. Now the FBI declassified file has undoubtedly increased the level of suspicion. Regardless of the truth, this once unknown small town has become a pilgrimage place for UFO fans around the world. So what happened in the small town of Roswell in 1947? With a trace of doubt, I deliberately drove hundreds of kilometers of extra trails three months ago, and finally arrived at Roswell, a remote but world-famous small town in eastern New Mexico, one hour before the museum closed. I visited the "International UFO Museum and Research Center" jointly organized by the U.S. Air Force officer who announced the news of the UFO crash and the UFO Society of the United States.