Project Blue Book therefore did not end humanity's interest in extraterrestrial life. It simply changed the way the question was approached. The UFO became less of an official military problem and more of a cultural and scientific mystery. For many believers, the closure was proof that the government wanted the subject to disappear. For the Air Force, it meant that the available evidence did not justify continuing a large official investigation. For scientists, it represented a conclusion that no convincing evidence had yet established an extraterrestrial explanation. The debate continued. And it would soon move beyond America. Britain had its own famous UFO mystery. A remote forest near an American air base in Suffolk would become the setting for one of the most controversial encounters in British history. It would be called Rendlesham Forest.
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