Summary of the Study

1. Origin of the Colorado Project
2. Definition of an UFO
3. UFO Reports
4. Prologue to the Project
5. Initial Planning
6. Field Investigations
7. Explaining UFO Reports
8. Sources of UFO Reports
9. Extra-terrestrial Hypothesis
10. Intelligent Life Elsewhere
11. Light Propagation and Visual Perception
12. Study of UFO photographs
13. Direct and Indirect Physical Evidence
14. Radar Sightings of UFOs
15. Visual Observation made by U.S. Astronauts
16. Public Attitudes Toward UFOs
17. Other Psychological Studies
18. Instrumentation for UFO Searches
19. Conclusion

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