Roswell, New Mexico, is world-famous for its association with the 1947 incident that sparked decades of speculation about extraterrestrial life. The town has fully embraced its alien reputation, with UFO-themed businesses, annual festivals, and a thriving tourist industry built around the mystery. Despite the conspiracy theories and pop culture fascination, Roswell is home to almost no Jews, and its only synagogue closed years ago due to dwindling numbers. The few remaining Jewish residents reflect on the town's unique identity, the persistence of the UFO legend, and their own small community's history, now largely relocated to Albuquerque. While debate continues over what really happened in 1947, Roswell's identity as the epicenter of alien lore remains unshaken, even as its Jewish presence fades into memory.