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Mar
World Contact Day, celebrated on March 15, is a special day when people around the world try to make contact with aliens. On this day, people who believe in extraterrestrial life come together to send friendly messages into space, hoping that aliens will hear them. The idea started in 1953 when a group wanted to create a peaceful connection with beings from other planets. It's a day for people to imagine what it would be like to meet aliens and share our world with them, promoting a message of peace and understanding across the universe.
How to celebrate World Contact Day?
Gather your friends and family for a fun day of watching movies or reading books about aliens and space. You can make alien-themed crafts, like drawing or creating UFO models with paper plates. Have a picnic with green foods that look like alien treats, like grapes, cucumbers, or lime-flavored snacks. Play games like 'Space Tag' where one person is the alien who tags others to turn them into aliens too. At night, go outside to stargaze and see if you can spot any moving lights that might be spaceships. Remember to share your excitement and imagination about the universe with everyone!
Where World Contact Day is celebrated?
- - International
