How UFO Culture Took Over America

Aliens are calling me, but first I have to buy Lunchables. Soon, I’ll be heading into the Nevada desert. I will not be alone. It is pre-pandemic September, and tens of thousands of seekers are reported to be descending on Hiko and Rachel, two

By Stephen Rodrick RollingStone 8-20-20

no-stoplight towns 150 miles north of Las Vegas. The two map specks are the closest civilian outposts to Area 51, a highly guarded military installation where, legend says, a hangar holds a gravity-propelled craft that travels between galaxies and through wormholes based on technology acquired from aliens and, according to one rock star, Nazi scientists who escaped to Argentina.

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The decades-long UFO craze that followed is a mostly American phenomenon, suggesting it’s more cultural than extraterrestrial. How else to explain that the U.S., sitting on about 6 percent of the world’s land mass, with less than 5

By Kevin McDermott www.stltoday.com 3-2-19

percent of the world’s population, reports the overwhelming majority of the world’s UFO sightings? If little green men actually are visiting Earth, they’re being awfully picky about which neighborhood.

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