Many of you have probably heard of Project Blue Book; the US Government Report that detailed the systematic study of the UFO phenomenon. The report began in 1952 and was supposedly stopped in 1970, concluding that the vast majority of UFO's were explainable phenomenon.
You may be less aware that the United States was not the only major Western country to study the UFO phenomenon. Indeed, most, if not all of the Western governments have conducted their own studies of UFOs. All of those studies have one thing in common--a desire by the State to find out who, or what, is violating their airspace.
Almost all of them share the same generic conclusions that 95% of UFO sightings can be explained by common, scientific, explanations like weather balloons, atmospheric phenomenon, faulty equipment, swamp gas, deluded observers, etc. The other 5% of unexplained cases? Well, quite unusually, the studies are very dismissive and don't really seem all that concerned with them.
The British study known as Project Condign, undertaken with input from the Russians and the Chinese, simply concluded that the 5% of unexplainable sightings were, "most likely, not connected to visitations by extraterrestrial beings."
That's it.
That's where these government studies, conducted to understand, who, or what, is breaching their sovereign airspace, indubitably end.
Nothing to see here, folks. Everybody move along.
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