Condon Committee
The University of Colorado UFO Project, contracted to the US Air Force on 6 October 1966 and directed by physicist Edward U. Condon with Robert Low as coordinator. It delivered its report to the Air Force in November 1968; the Air Force released it in January 1969 as "Scientific Study of Unidentified Flying Objects". Its general conclusion was that "nothing has come from the study of UFOs in the past 21 years that has added to scientific knowledge." Project Blue Book closed on 17 December 1969, and this project's own bluebook node already carried that date before this committee existed on the map. The direct origin of the study is the USAF Scientific Advisory Board ad hoc committee chaired by Brian O'Brien, which reported in March 1966. SOURCE GRADE: every fact in this sentence comes from Wikipedia, "Condon Committee", fetched 26 August 2026. No primary document of this committee is held by this project, and its report is not in this corpus.
In the UAP recordRuled into the unidentified-phenomena thread on 2 September 2026 from this entity's own name and role text, which contain: "unidentified flying object", "ufo", "blue book". An editorial classification of what thread this entity belongs to; it rests on no page and does not claim to. Neighbours were not used - see apply-subjects-2026-09-02.mjs for why.
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The common name. Its formal name is the University of Colorado UFO Project, and its report is titled "Scientific Study of Unidentified Flying Objects". "Condon Committee" is what the record and the literature call it, and what the six person nodes on this map that reference it call it.
A body convened to examine a question and report, which is what `inquiry` is for. Created in the same session the category was added.
January 1969, the month the Air Force released the report, per Wikipedia, "Condon Committee", fetched 26 August 2026. THIS IS NOT A DISSOLUTION DATE. Nothing held here records when the project formally closed, and end_kind is "reported" rather than "dissolved" so that the field says which of the two it is. Same principle applied to STAR GATE, whose end date was removed rather than set to the date of a memo that only recommended termination.