History's 1950s-set UFO investigation drama 'Project Blue Book' has a fascinating historical ... working as part of the Air Force’s titular program investigating UFO encounters and unexplained ...

Now declassified, the most intriguing of these unsolved cases are revisited in the History Channel series "Project Blue Book ... took place under a secret program called the Advanced Aviation ...

Hynek was instrumental to the military's most famous study of the phenomena, Project Blue Book, now the basis for ... Aerospace Threat Identification Program for research into ongoing military ...

Between 1952 and 1969, the U.S. Air Force conducted a series of studies on UFO sightings called Project Blue Book. Though the program ended more than 50 years ago, tales of its findings and inner ...

In addition to Aidan Gillen as its star, and Michael Malarky as co-star, Project Blue Book included Neal McDonough (Arrow), Laura Mennell (Van Helsing), Ksenia Solo (TURN: Washington’s Spies ...

“Project Blue Book was the original fake news,” said showrunner Sean Jablonski, calling it a government program created to discredit people’s sincere accounts of unexplained phenomena and to ...

Project Blue Book' will be back for a second season on History after a strong start that has made it the most-watched new cable series of the season to date. By Rick Porter History will continue ...

History Channel may be exiting the scripted TV market. According to Deadline, the cabler has canceled Project Blue Book and Knightfall. A sci-fi historical drama, the Project Blue Book TV series ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Unidentified flying objects (UFOs) have long inspired curiosity and speculation, but when ...

The most surprising thing about “Project Blue Book” is that it took so long to become a TV show in the first place. As it will tell you itself at the top of every episode, History’s new ...

Project Blue Book definitely has the material for a second season as over 12,000 sightings were reported to the program during its 17 years, from 1952 to 1969. Series creator David O'Leary ...