UFO website The Black Vault has published new documents from the Blue Book UFO study. These were investigations of UFO sightings by US Air Force intelligence. The venture began in 1952 and officially ended in 1970. More than 3200 cases of unidentified flying objects have been analyzed. In the end, 700-1000 cases were assessed as unknown and unexplained. At the end of the project, it was argued that none of these inexplicable sightings and encounters with alien spaceships could be associated. In subsequent years, it was discovered that this report was intended to hide the truth about the reality of extraterrestrial visitors and a secret space program.
A prominent participant in the Blue Book project was the American astronomer J. Allen Hynek, who later worked as a consultant for the project. Initially, he had the task of exposing all observations on behalf of the government and the CIA as false. At the time, UFOs were the biggest national security threat in the United States, and the population was deceived by the Blue Book Project. He then turned to public campaigns to reduce public interest in UFOs. This continues to this day.
However, over time, J. Allen Hyneck changed his point of view and began to openly criticize the behavior of the American Air Force. While all UFO sightings would be portrayed as errors or as false reports, there were also prominent witnesses and reports from officials and astronomers. The Blue Book project also came under fire as it interpreted several well-documented UFO sightings as "swamp gas ignited." In 1978, Hynek addressed the UN General Assembly on the subject of UFO research. There are also some books on this subject. Hynek was the one who introduced the classification system for UFO sightings that are still in use today. These are meetings of the first, second and third kind.
In this regard, he came to the realization of the famous Hollywood film "Spooky Encounters of Third Kind" (in Russia "Close Encounters of the Third Degree") by Steven Spielberg. Hynek was not convinced that all the unexplained sightings were due to extraterrestrial visitors. He knew, of course, that there were secret military projects, and also spoke of the interdimensional origins of the visitors.
Immediately after the end of the Blue Book, Heineck published his book The UFO Experience in 1972. In it, he describes how the BBC, through Project Blue Book, tried to trick the public. He knew about it because he was involved in it. Since Hynek himself was a scientist, he criticized the lack of equipment and the unscientific nature of the project. If you were to really scientifically research all of these observations, you would probably encounter many more truly unexplained flying objects.
In recent years, this topic has been quiet. New documents have appeared. This is thanks to researcher Rob Mercer. In 2013, Mercer acquired an entire archive of previously unpublished Blue Book documents. This is the first time you see it on the site with The Black Vault.
Rob Mercer is a private UFO researcher based in Springfield, Ohio. This is all close to Wright-Patterson-Base, which became famous as a result of the Roswell incident in 1947. On this basis, work was also carried out on the "Blue Book of the Project". Mercer met several people who worked at the base. Some of them were also very interested in UFOs and collected documents, which were then passed on to friends and acquaintances over the years and decades. In 2013, at an auction, he came across folders with photographs and documents from the Blue Book project. The salesman came from Dayton, Ohio. He said the documents were originally from an Air Force officer involved in Project Blue Book. The documents have been in the garage for years. Rob Mercer reviewed the documents and found that they were most likely genuine. He bought the collection and immediately took photographs and digital copies. The folders contain many UFO photos, briefings and sighting reports.
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Rob Mercer was finally able to locate the former owner and talk to him about the paperwork. This is former Air Force Lieutenant Carmon Marano, who worked on the project during his service. The retired officer said that he forgot the documents in the said garage. Much time had passed since then, and the officer could still remember some of the investigated cases. He was then tasked with organizing case reports and examining observations. This is how folders were created. He copied the case reports and organized them to make things clearer. Many of the sightings were later published, with the exception of US Navy UFO sightings. What the Navy did know about the UFO was reported recently by informant William Tompkins. He also spoke about the development of Germany in the Third Reich. This information was not available to the public at the time!
Team Blue Book around the lieutenant. Colonel Hector Quintanilla (lower center). There is a man around - lieutenant. Carmon Marano, documents come from him.
Rob Mercer received a wealth of information from this former officer in the form of books, photographs, case reports, memos, personnel and correspondence. It was all still under lock and key! The base officers could take all these souvenirs home because they were thrown away.
In recent years, more and more explosive and hitherto classified information about UFOs has come to the light of the public. The world's major governments knew full well that they were a gigantic national security problem. All of this was just incredible to tell the information received back in the 1960s to an ignorant population. All this could lead to disaster.
Today it is well known that behind this phenomenon are not only alien visitors, but also events in the Third Reich, unknown civilizations from the depths of the Earth, as well as time travelers and interdimensional visitors. One even came to the conclusion that our Moon is a completely unnatural celestial body, empty, and that it contains unknown structures and ancient ruins. It seems that the aliens actually control the earth, not humans!