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In Alberta, Canada, The First Official Landing Pad for UFOs Was Built, with Time Capsule and Center Dedicated to Extraterrestrial Theme
In 1967, Canada inaugurated the world’s first official landing pad for UFOs. The construction was erected in the province of Alberta, with the direct participation of Paul Hellyer, then Minister of National Defense of the country. The project was not merely symbolic. The structure, made of concrete, features a central column that supports a circular platform 9 meters wide and weighing 130 tons.
Underneath the platform, a time capsule was installed. It remains sealed, with an opening scheduled only for the year 2067, one hundred years after its installation. The site quickly transformed into a point of tourist and cultural interest.
In front of the main structure, the UFO Information Center was built. The building, shaped like a disc, houses a collection of photographs related to extraterrestrials, as well as themed objects and accounts of possible sightings of alien beings.
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The inauguration of the platform coincided with a time when Earth and Mars were at their closest, separated by about 55 million kilometers.
The choice of timing was not coincidental. It served as a symbolic invitation for visitors from other planets to arrive in peace.
Today, the site continues to attract thousands of visitors interested in so-called UFO tourism. Much like the famous Area 51 in the United States, the Canadian platform has become a reference for those who believe in the existence of extraterrestrial life.
Furthermore, the construction was incorporated into the celebrations for the 100th anniversary of Canada’s independence, gaining even more historical significance.
For those traveling through North America, the curious structure offers an unusual stop. Should a UFO ever need a place to land, Canada already has the space reserved.
With information from Galileu Magazine.
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