Extraterrestrial Cultures Day is an official holiday celebrated in New Mexico that honors extraterrestrial cultures.
On this day we celebrate the cultures and our relationships with the aliens who visit or have visited Earth in the past, present and future. The holiday was officially designated by the New Mexico State Legislature, in memory of the "Roswell Incident" that occurred in 1947, in which there was evidence that a UFO crashed near the town of Roswell in New Mexico.
The holiday is celebrated every Tuesday in February every year.
In honor of the Extraterrestrial Cultures Day, tidy up the house and make a teapot for the guests - because E.T. can suddenly surprise you with a visit!
When will the Day of Extraterrestrial Cultures be celebrated in the coming years:
2021- February 9
2022- February 8
2023- February 12
World UFO Day is celebrated on July 2 each year to raise awareness of the existence of UFOs and to encourage governments to remove the secrecy of the information about the UFO sighting.
On this day people gather around the world and watch the sky expect to find unidentified flying objects.
The date July 2 was chosen to commemorate the first famous case in which an unidentified object was observed in the sky. The pilot Kenneth Arnold reported on June 24, 1947, that he saw nine flying saucers in the skies of the United States and on July 2, a Roswell incident took place, in which an UFO crashed near the town of Roswell, New Mexico, United States. A few days later, on July 8, 1947, the bodies of aliens and other items of extraterrestrial technology were rescued from the UFO.
So if you want to celebrate UFO Day, go out and look for spaceships and ships coming from space and maybe you'll be able to meet aliens.
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