World UFO Day: Young Readers Imagine Alien Encounters, Emotions, Language, and Culture

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Six young readers—Mohammad Asra Farheen, Saanvi Laddha, Annika Das, Aadhi Sundaram, Hansa G, and Viyaan Rumale—on World UFO Day imagine befriending aliens, asking about their emotions, daily life, language, culture, travel, and whether their planets have nations or threats, and they even practice cross-cultural communication by inventing five alien words.

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The mystery of aliens and life beyond Earth has intrigued the world for decades. People across the globe have reported unidentified flying object (UFO) sightings over the years; however, scientists have still not found proof of life on other planets. Every year, July 2 is observed as WORLD UFO DAY to make people aware of the possibility of extraterrestrial life and to spread knowledge about UFOs. To mark the occasion, SCARLETT RODRIGUES asked a few RobinAgers what questions they would ask aliens if they met them and how they would interact with them. Here’s what they had to say.