Project Blue Book Exposed Tapa dura - 1997

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An exhaustive study of previously classified files concludes that there is more to UFO sightings than the military claimsFrom 1947 to 1969, the U.S. Air Force investigated thousands of UFO sightings and concluded -- at least publicly -- that there was nothing out there. After 20 years of exhaustive study of previously classified files of those investigations, collectively called Project Blue Book, UFO expert Kevin Randel is convinced that the American public was victim to a classic military cover-up.While the Air Force claims that more than 11,900 sightings were explained, Randel's survey of Project Blue Book files found some 4,000 unexplained cases, at least 1,000 of which included misinformation, faulty investigation, ignored witness testimony, or bogus conclusions. And the Condon Committee, commissioned by the Air Force in 1967 to conduct an independent study of Project Blue Book, was nothing more than a puppet show that enabled the Air Force to shut down the project despite public pressure. Randel's research shows that a solid case for extraterrestrial visitation can be made by citing Project Blue Book data.Through eight pages of photographs, extensive interviews, and detailed reporting on specific cases, Randel provides compelling evidence that the UFO phenomenon is much more than the Air Force wanted the public to believe.