AV Loeb, former director of the Harvard Department of Astronomy, argues that the interstellar object discovered in 2017 was the product of intelligent life.
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TheOne wants to be a cornerstone in the pool of “scientific adaptation” *, says avi Loeb, a former director of the astronomical department at Harvard, and the vast majority of his colleagues may have been blindsided by what could be the first sign of the existence of intelligent aliens. That’s it!
It all started in October 2017 with the announcement of the first discovery by Hawaiian astronomers of a mysterious object of interstellar origin in transit through our solar system. Baptized um muvamuwa, “Messenger” in Maori, for …
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