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"Google is running an interactive alien doodle on its homepage to mark the 66th anniversary of the Roswell incident. The black and white moving image lets users take control of a friendly extraterrestrial as he attempts to gather items for his spacecraft.  Successful completion of the challenge results in Google presenting the user with the top search terms for &amp;#039;Roswell UFO incident&amp;#039;. The Roswell incident occurred in 1947 when an airborne object crashed down on a ranch in New Mexico, with several witnesses claiming that it was extraterrestrial in origin. An air force information office announced in a press release at the time that a &amp;quot;flying disc&amp;quot; had been recovered from the crash site, and other witnesses claimed to have seen alien bodies being removed. Conspiracy theorists continue to discuss the event today, despite the US government&amp;#039;s attempts to lay the matter to rest with the official 1997 report &amp;#039;Case Closed: Final Report on the Roswell Crash&amp;#039;.  The US government&amp;#039;s official explanation of the incident is that a military surveillance balloon crashed to earth that day. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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