Recently uncovered secret CIA documents indicate that the US government is preparing for a potential alien invasion. The section titled “Views of US Officials on UFOs” in the report states that in the summer of 1952, unexplained sightings were 20 times higher than usual. Some Air Force members believed these were “spacecraft preparing for close contact.” The CIA persuaded the military to use the Blue Book Project to manage the situation. The Blue Book Project, which ended in 1969, was developed to examine reports of aerial events and determine whether they posed a threat to national security.

41 REPORTS MADE PUBLIC: It was mentioned in the documents that “In order to prepare for the possibility of contact with the public, 41 previously classified reports from August 1952 to February 1953 were released to the public.” Following the release of these 41 reports, a scientific panel convened in mid-January to determine “future actions regarding the UFO issue.”

“DETECTING ALIENS”: During the panel, educational programs were proposed to teach the public how to detect specific phenomena. According to reports by the History Channel, this included using articles, TV shows, and films to spread the news. On February 16, 1953, the CIA announced that the investigation was being terminated and allowed the organization to secretly review cases. To monitor public awareness of the project, the CIA threatened potential informants with up to 10 years in prison and a $10,000 fine.