Alien Crashes On History Channel Ufo Hunters Series

My first introduction to Needles, CA came over Thanksgiving in 1967 at a bus stop. It seemed like a hot, low desert place. Last night (Feb. 18, 2009), the History Channel's "UFO Hunters" series aired "Alien Crashes" (link) and focused on the May 2008 "UFO crash" near Needles. The show got into the "red-banded" airliners which is says the government sends in, as well as the "Men in Black" (minus Tommy Lee Jones) that come in on helicopters. The show mentions the other government installations in the area There's a pretty detailed "A Different Perspective" blog entry on it (not mine) here. The show went into a detailed comparison of this incident with a December 1965 "crash" of a cylindrical object near Kecksburg, PA., typical "UFO Casebook" story here. Many people believe that this event could have come from a downed Soviet satellite. The UFO investigators test the ground near the supposed crash and find metal, which may be naturally occurring iron. I last visited the area myself in May 2007 (the picture above is from the countryside near the Kecksburg incident; it is in the Laurel Hill area). All in all, the case for the Needles or Kecksburg objects being of alien intelligence seems weak. How about iron meteorites?Let me suggest a future segment for the History Channel: "Alien economies". Any alien civilization that has money will have business depressions, just like ours. End of TV Reviews feed

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