Good morning! 
It’s Tuesday, 09 February 2021(W6/D40/325 rem)
Today is 
Extraterrestrial Culture Day 
Outlandish as it sounds, today’s celebration, Extraterrestrial Culture Day, is actually an officially recognized and sanctioned day. At least in New Mexico.
Extraterrestrial Culture Day was created in 2003 when US Representative Daniel Foley’s proposal to recognize it was approved by the New Mexico House of Representatives to celebrate this day. Foley, who is from Roswell, thought that taking advantage of something that “did or did not happen” decades ago would contribute to the recognition of New Mexico.
It is believed that on 8 July, 1947, an object crashed near rancher William Brazel’s home outside Roswell, during a powerful storm. If it were not for William, the Roswell Incident wouldn’t have been known to the general public. Government scientists arrived and declared that it was a weather balloon that had crashed and quickly collected and hid all evidence of the crash. A Major Marcel, who was involved in the incident, later claimed that the US government had covered up the existence of an alien aircraft. Still, the 1947 Roswell Incident remains an unexplained and mysterious incident.
Extraterrestrial Culture Day celebrates extraterrestrial cultures, and our past, present and future relationships with extraterrestrial visitors.
There are many ways to celebrate this day. One could watch their favorite alien movie or documentary. You could also read one of the many books about alien contact, or even a book about UFOs and aliens visiting Earth. 
You could also mark the day by sharing your alien encounter or UFO sighting with us.
We are not alone. Have a terrific Tuesday! 