NASA Leaves Us Asking, Whatever Happened To "Boldly Go?"

Following the news of the SCI-FI channel's coalition seeking to chase NASA to the courts over their silence regarding the Kecksburg incident, NASA took swift action. They caved.

In an unexpected twist of the kind usually seen on an episode of The Outer Limits, NASA agreed, less than a day later, to turn over documents relating to the incident. NASA informed the coalition's attorney that 36 pages of documents will be released. Other US agencies have yet to release any information, which, under the freedom of information act, should be public after 25 years.

So now the SCI-FI community awaits the information that NASA worked so hard to keep locked up... call me a skeptic but I wouldn't expect any surprises in this one.