Early one morning in July 1947, a rancher stumbles across strange debris littering a pasture on his land, about 120 kilometres outside of Roswell, New Mexico. The material is like nothing he has ever seen before – lightweight, yet incredibly strong. After the crash is reported to authorities, Roswell Army Air Force investigates and issues a sensational press release announcing the capture of a flying disk. The story is reported around the world – but just one day later, it’s retracted when Army officials say the material is nothing more than a simple weather balloon. To this day, believers insist the strange debris is evidence of one or more alien spaceships that crashed to Earth. And equally resolute, the Air Force firmly denies it. True or not, the incident cements the legendary status of a town called Roswell and becomes a springboard for debates about whether or not we’re alone in the universe.
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