UFO

UFO flying saucer called, any flying object or optical phenomenon that can not be explained yet. UFOs have become a very interesting film packs astronautics and aeronautics fast after the second world war.In 1948 the U.S. Air Force began indosariarea raportueilor UFO in a folder called Project Blue Book (Project Blue Book). A number of radar detections coincided with reports of UFOs near National Airport in Washington DC, in July 1952, made the U.S. government to establish a group of engineers, meteorologists, physicists and an astronaut HPRoberson led by a University of Technology physicist in California. People you trust the government because the group was won was supported by the CIA (Central Intelligence Agency), and was classified as secret. Last report made public show that 90% of UFO reports can be classified as weather, astronomical everimente or a plane, bird, balloon, or sometimes some strange weather.Advertising first UFO reports in the press helped to simulate the following reports of UFOs not only U.S. but also in Western Europe, the Soviet Union and Australia. A second group dealing with UFO reports s, was organized in February 1966, reached approximately the same conclusion as its predecessor. However some reports remain unexplained, in the mid 60 a group of scientists and engineers, of whom remarked to James E. McDonald, of the University of Arizona, and J. Allen Hynek meteorologist at the University Northwestern, astronaut, concluded that a low procenaj of credible UFO reports have indicated the presence of alien visitors.This sensational supposition that come in all newspapers and magazines in all, faced by other scientists theories. This controversy has led, in 1968, a study sponsored by the U.S. Air Force study that was based at the University of Colorado, and was led by EUCondon, a physicist known. Condon reported a study of UFOs was elborat by a special committee of the National Academy of Scientists. 37 scientists have written one chapter or one section of a chapter in this report were described in detail 59 reports of UFOs.Condor's conclusion to reject the supposition of the existence of aliens and stopped any investigation of these cases.This statement left a variety of opinions about UFOs. A large fraction of the American public, some physicians and some scientists continued investigating acetals assumptions. A group of scientists have believed in the possibility that aliens have visited us, with all these small chance, there was a group of scientists investigating these cases as the pretext that UFOs are useful in studies sociopsihologice. In 1973 a group of American scientists organized by the Center for UFO Studies in Northfield.

Official reports of UFOs:

By 1969 Project Blue Book had collected 12,618 reports that were classified identified astronomical phenomenon, atmospheric, or artificial identified which included cases where information was insufficient. Although the project ended in December 1969 on the report of Condor. Other reports as real as were made in Canada where they were transferred in 1968 from the Department of National Defense to the National Council of Canada Stiinta.Totalitatea relations were in number 750, in the late 60.Some files on UFOs were maintained in the United Kingdom, Sweden, Denmark, Austria and Greece.