La Huella OVNI: Museo del OVNI (UFO Museum) in Argentina

• La Huella OVNI visited the UFO Museum in Victoria.
• Andrea Pérez Simondini tells us about the museum’s work.
• Jorge Luis Sucksdorf loved this place.

The UFO Museum in Victoria, the topic of Andrea’s talk, has changed a lot since it opened on December 4th of the last year.

These changes are big improvements in the building and a focus on content and teaching about the UFO event from a scientific view.

The museum has brought in a mixed crowd, not just UFO fans but also regular tourists, including people from other countries.

This is partly because of its focus on studying and the display of items and proof backed by scientific tests.

Content of the UFO Museum

The museum has key items tied to UFO seeings and meetings, including things from UFO accidents, known as «UFO Crash».

These items have been tested to find out their makeup and start, which has made a lot of people interested, both here and abroad.

Among the special items is one from the Tacuarembó case in Uruguay, a UFO event that happened in 1973.

There’s also an item from Ubatuba, Brazil, from 1957, which is interesting because of a type of magnesium not known on Earth.

Unique Items from the Museum

There are also items from seeings in space, like parts of the Salyut 7, which have caught the interest of scientists worldwide.

The museum displays a see-through item found at a local event in Rincon del Sol, Argentina.

This item has puzzled experts because it can turn see-through and its unique makeup. Many tests show its realness and specialness.

The talk highlights how important it is to have proof backed by science to give more trust to UFO event studies.

Science’s Role in This Place

These items aren’t just parts of unknown things but were tested in universities and labs, meaning their start and makeup are being studied.

There’s a focus on needing to look at direct sources and study items carefully to understand them.

It’s also said that science backs up the museum’s studies, helping in sharing knowledge about the UFO event.

About the museum’s future, plans are to make the building better and improve the experience for visitors by using technology.

Final Remarks

Also, there’s a plan to set up more studies and hold events that look deeper into the UFO event.

To sum up, the UFO Museum in Victoria has grown a lot.

It has brought in local and foreign visitors interested in science and proof backed by tests about UFOs.

The museum plans to grow more and share about this event in the future.