Question

1. the air force claimed that the object which crashed was a

□ a. jet fighter plane.
□ b. flying saucer.
□ c. weather balloon.

1. the scientist who challenged the air force version of

the incident was
□ a. roger ramey.
□ b. barney barnett.
□ c. stanton friedman.

1. a number of witnesses said the object that crashed

was made of
□ a. an unknown material.
□ b. aluminum.
□ c. a thin, foil - like metal.

1. according to some people, the bodies found in the crash were

□ a. buried in the new mexico desert.
□ b. flown to texas.
□ c. burned beyond recognition.

Explanation:

Question 2

This question relates to the Roswell incident, where the US Air Force initially claimed the crashed object was a weather balloon.

Stanton Friedman is known for challenging the Air Force's explanation of the Roswell incident, researching and advocating for the idea of an extraterrestrial crash.

Witness accounts of the Roswell incident often described the crashed object's material as a thin, foil - like metal that had unusual properties (like bouncing back into shape).

Answer:

c. weather balloon.

Question 3