Since ancient times, man has been wondering if we are alone in this universe, and this question has increased after man landed on the surface of the moon, and many people have started claiming to see Flying Saucers, strange lights coming from space, drones, and kidnapping humans by extraterrestrial beings and other allegations directed at Pointing fingers at extraterrestrials.

While there are a large number of people who are enthusiastic about the idea of ​​other beings living in the vast universe, some have considered these allegations as a kind of humor, false claims, or ideas stemming from the imagination of the owners, and this may be the reason why the state government finances an official project run by the US Air Force, the purpose of which is Identification of UFOs that appeared in the Earth's atmosphere, this project was known as Project Blue Book.

This project began in 1947 when a US Army general named Lieutenant General Nathan Twining sent a secret note to the Pentagon, the title of this note was (Flying Disks), and the general claimed that he saw a group of flying objects that looked like disks and he claimed that these disks had It achieves maximum height rates and has great maneuverability, especially while turning.

At Wright-Patterson Air Force Base, the Twenge report was studied, and a secret memorandum was signed to start a project called the Grudge Project, the goal of which is to investigate those allegations and try to collect data that leads to logical conclusions, and thus the Blue Book Project was born, and according to US government documents, the Blue Book project lasted from 1952 AD to 1969 AD.

Although the government has announced the results of the project to the masses, there is still a great deal of ambiguity surrounding the details of this project and its results, which opened the door to more conspiracy theories and increased ambiguity about the reality of the existence of UFOs, and to distinguish between fact and fiction we must know that the goal From this project was to determine whether those objects threaten US national security.

Since the Cold War period has sowed terror in the hearts of American national security officials as well as in the public opinion, so the project officials focused their efforts on discovering whether these dishes had anything to do with Russia or that the United States was under attack from another foreign country, and he was the first head of the book project. Blue is Captain Edward J. Rupel, an experienced pilot specially selected for his outstanding performance with the US Air Force in World War II, who was the first to formally coin the term (unidentified flying object).

Rubble supervised the analysis of a large number of communications, including seeing mysterious lights in some areas. Each general had a different base than his predecessor, different goals and different interpretations of what they were looking for, and sometimes their outcome was in conflict with those before them.

Over the course of nearly 17 years, 12,618 reports have been collected about these existing flying objects, and 11,917 reports of these have explained that these objects are just an experimental plane flying over the clouds, a secret Air Force exercise, or a mirage appearing in the deserts of the southwestern United States, and yet there are still 701 A case of strange lights, the cause of which was not mentioned, and this opened the door for the theorists of the existence of extraterrestrial beings to impose more theories.

On December 17, 1969, the Secretary of the Air Force announced that Project Blue Book had officially stopped. In the final report, he stated that there were several reasons why people believed they had seen strange objects, including mass hysteria among the American people, or that some people were looking for fame or that people were suffering from A psychological state that makes them believe they see things that are not real or misidentify ordinary things like normal US air defense aircraft.

In short, the Blue Book project has closed the curtain on the idea that there are any aliens or objects in our airspace forever, and it has also provided evidence that there is no real threat to American national security, yet the idea of ​​the existence of aliens is still entrenched in the minds of some nerds until now.