What is World Ufo Day?
Two separate dates are marked on World UFO Day, which is commemorated on two separate dates. On June 24th, the first widely reported UFO sighting by aviator Kenneth Arnold on this same day in 1947 is recognized. The first, on June 24th, honors the first widely reported UFO sighting on this same day in 1947. On July 2nd, the date honors an incident that occurred in Roswell, New Mexico, in the same year.
Before 1947, there was no written record of humans seeing strange and unexplained objects in the sky. However, following the Arnold and Roswell incidents, however, news of the Arnold and Roswell incidents soared sharply..
As a result, those investigating the sightings rated them on a scale. Josef Allen Hynek, one of the sightings' one astronomer who wrote several books on UFO research, wrote several books about the UFO research. From Nocturnal Lights to Close Encounters of the Third Kind, the Hyneck scale assigns a score to sightings by proximity.
Humans are always curious about otherworldly beings, whether it be unusual lights in the sky or strange occurrences. Our imaginations are still alive thanks to movies and television series. Our imaginations are also alive. Conspiracy theories are just as relevant as well.
The global fascination with objects in the sky has certainly increased during the twentieth century. H.G. Wells wrote a tale that later became a radio play before the 1947 sightings.. Some frightening findings were shown by the airwaves' broadcasting of Its. Many of the radio listeners suspected of being attacked by Martians, according to The War of the Worlds, which was released in 1898 and later broadcast by CBS radio in 1938. The drama, narrated by Orson Welles, ignited imaginations. Listen to the episode here.
