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Roadside Icons Main | Attractions | Roadside Men | New Mexico Main
While in Roswell, check out the UFO Museum and Research Center.
(Far left) A close up of one of the VLA's
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In the summer of 1947, a strange object crashed near Roswell, NM. Was
it a UFO or a weather balloon as the military claimed?
Speaking of UFOs and extraterrestrial life, if detection is made of life
on other planets, chances are the Very Large Array (VLA) Just west of
Socorro, NM will be involved. The VLA is a famous astronomical
radio observatories, consisting of 27 radio telescopes.