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But as of yet, they haven't been able to understand it, just like their counterparts in Roswell in 1947.

Yeah, a little bit too much.

Yeah, I think it's interesting to bring up Roswell in this context because, you know, whenever we talk about it, Roswell is often described as...

an object that hit the ground, but is a lot different from this one where people are like, oh, but did you hear that the government came and collected the little guys inside?

Or it was like finding parts of the ship that crashed.

Whereas it sounds like he's implying that Roswell was more like this incident where it was just some kind of extraterrestrial metal object that kind of hit the ground and exploded.

But maybe it wasn't what we're thinking of when we think of a traditional UFO.

Yeah.

Now, there are a lot of crazy elements to this story.

Witnessing a UFO, the UFO crashing into the mountain, and researchers actually managing to retrieve metal fragments of the craft.

Needless to say, this is a UFO that left a big footprint.

But as we know from our opening story kit, being close to an operational extraterrestrial object can have devastating effects on the human body.

So what about being close to a crashed object?

This is where we get another huge piece of evidence in today's case.

Phil, bring up our final piece of evidence.

I got to put on my sunglasses.

This case is becoming a little too bright for me.

Kit, what did we just hear?

What did we just hear?

I mean... Go ahead and repeat what you heard.