9 Things We Learned from Ozzy and Jack - Episode 7

First up Ozzy and Jack take a tour of The National Museum of Nuclear Science and History in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Here they see nuclear weapons up close and personal and exact replicas of little boy and fat man, the nuclear weapons that were detonated in Japan in 1945.

The atomic bomb cost America $2.5 billion to make, and this was back in 1945. This and other nuclear weapons were produced under the code name "The Manhattan Project" to confuse the enemy - Japan.

Albeit controversial, many WWII historians argue that dropping the atomic bombs on the Japanese cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki actually saved more lives long term. Although the bombings claimed an estimated 129,000 - 246,000 lives, it is also estimated that if America had invaded the Japanese Islands it would have cost at least 1 million US military lives and 2 million Japanese lives.

Next up is a hike to the Petroglyph National Monument where Ozzy and Jack explore the rock carving images left by Native Americans and early Spanish settlers. There are approximately 24,000 carvings, ranging from as far back as 2,000 BC to the 1700s and some have been described as resembling aliens and spaceships. While Jack is convinced this is evidence of extraterrestrial life, Ozzy has other ideas.

It's then time to explore Roswell, town of the infamous 1947 Roswell UFO Incident. In mid 1947 (the exact date is still unknown) a strange foil-like instrument fell from the sky into a remote farm in Roswell. Over 400 people at the time reported that it was a UFO, many claiming they believed it was a crashed alien spaceship.

Father and son try to get to the bottom of what really happened at the infamous Roswell UFO Incident. However they don't get a clear answer, as official press releases and even conspiracy theories have changed so many times over the years. Was it simply a military balloon that crashed, a crashed sky diver or a huge UFO spaceship crash cover up? UFO expert Frank Kimbler remarks that even President Bill Clinton wasn't able to find out what truly happened at Roswell.

Roswell has since become somewhat of a tourist trap, with its very own Roswell UFO Museum. Here Ozzy and Jack see the original and first American newspaper article about the Roswell Incident, which interestingly claims that the crash was an "air saucer."

Recent studies show that 80% of Americans believe the US Government have kept the existence of UFOs a secret and 36% of Americans believe aliens have visited Earth.

Even after visiting the UFO museum, talking with UFO experts and walking around the site of the Roswell crash, Ozzy still isn't convinced. Jack however, is a true believer.