The Roswell Incident, in which the government hides aliens from the public. This incident is still one of the most controversial topics today. In Roswell, New Mexico in 1947, a mysterious event occurred overnight. . An alien spaceship has crashed in a large field. We have been talking about this event for almost 63 years now. What exactly happened near Roswell, New Mexico in July 1947. On the morning of July 2, 1947, Mac Brazel heard a loud noise but thought it was just thunder. There was a storm that night (D). The next day, Mac and a neighbor were going to his field to tend his sheep, when suddenly he came across some strange debris. Mac said the debris was scattered everywhere and there was a lot of it (D). There were over 200 meters filled with this strange material. Some documents bore marks that resembled hieroglyphics. Mac couldn't decipher it in English. No one else could do it either (O). Mac discovered a lot of strange material. Mac found rubber bands, aluminum foil, wooden sticks, some sort of duct tape-looking thing, and heavy-duty paper (A). Mac said that metal could not be burned or bent even when hit with a sledgehammer (E). Jesse Marcel, a friend of Mac's, says that metal does not come from this planet (D). Mac thought the same thing but wasn't sure. Mac gathered some of the materials and took them home. He decided to give it to the army intelligence officer. The officer said the same thing, he had never seen the metal before (B). The officer informed the government, which went to the scene of the accident and investigated. They found many pieces and eventually came across a larger piece of metal. This particular room contained bodies. The government found 7 small bodies near the saucer (A). Grady Barnett said they were all involved in the event. only ten of the witnesses stated that the UFO they saw did not come from Earth (O). Kenneth Arnold said he spotted nine saucers in formation flying through the air, but he only saw them for a few minutes (A). Arnold also said they fly at speeds faster than a jet plane. (A). A weather balloon would never travel that fast. The only other thing possible is a jet plane, but its average speed is around 800 mph. The last witness I had was someone from KGFL. Whitmore said he received a call from the government telling him not to broadcast the interview they had with Mac Brazel, the founder of the UFO. The FCC told Whitmore it would shut down his business if he broadcast it (Q). Then a few government witnesses said some things, including a military officer. He said one of the aliens they recovered was alive (O).