It's about time...oh, wait! That ship sailed in March of 1952 until December of 1969 when Project Blue Book was shared with the public.
The results were inconclusive. Nothing more than a stack of theories. American taxpayers' money was funneled to a group of pinheads who for 17 years' gathered tons of photos and stories about strange sightings in the sky and came up with squat!
Since then, there's been some feeble attempts by other government agencies to look into UFOs, with no results. Just more observations and guesses.
So, who are you going to call to find out if alien spacecraft has been buzzing earth?
UFO BUSTERS!
Featuring a really old Dan Aykroyd, Harold Ramis, and Bill Murray
UFOs or UAPs - Unidentified Aerial Phenomena - as extra-terrestrial sightings are referred to now in this more enlightened age.
NASA has set up a team (UFO UAP BUSTERS) to start early in the fall to examine UAPs from a scientific perspective according to their press release.
That troubles me. Does it mean Project Blue Book was the work of fiction writers and conspiracy loons? That science wasn't even an afterthought?
Worse yet. There's two existing UAP groups under the umbrella of the Department of the Defense; the Unidentified Phenomena Task Force and its successor, the Airborne Object Identification and Management Synchronization Group.
These two taxpayer-funded departments are already looking for little green men in spacecrafts that might pose a national security risk.
So why have this new team of UAP BUSTERS? I've thought long and hard about an answer to this question and have come to the logical conclusion... because they can.
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