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The document provides information about a lesson on famous UFO sightings and life on other planets. It discusses Orson Welles' 1938 radio broadcast of The War of the Worlds, which caused widespread panic among listeners who thought a Martian invasion was real. Students are asked whether Welles should have been held responsible for the public's reaction to his broadcast.
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- 1. BELLWORK I am going to show you a quick video clip about famous UFO sightings. As you’re watching, consider how you feel about the existence of life on other planets.