Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb contends extra-solar object 3I/ATLAS may be alien technology. Of course he does.

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Of course he contends it may be alien tech; he has a few books out about it and he's cashing in.

Nobody else that makes a living as a research astrophysicist agrees with any of this claptrap. Loeb has traded in his Harvard association for the opportunity to sell books that have no basis in reality.

The sad thing is he actually knows better: he knows how solar sails function, and yet he still contended the Oumuamua object that passed by the earth in 2018 was potentially a solar sail of extraterrestrial origin. The solid makeup of the object made that contention impossible.

He even admitted his paper on the 3I/ATLAS topic, which was not peer reviewed, was simply an "interesting exercise in its own right, and is fun to explore." So it's not real science; it's science fiction. It's "fun."

There is money to be made by science deniers...even by those scientists within the system. I think this is doubly pathetic because it means they make more money selling fantasy stories than they do practicing actual science.

If you think all the astrophysicists that disagree with him are simply doing it out of spite, consider how *earth shattering* a story of actual detection of extraterrestial technology would be: every one of these scientists believe it is out there somewhere. They are all in this together, and Avi Loeb is making a mockery (and bank!) of it.

Yeesh.
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Mellon is knowingly or unknowingly announcing to the world the US military has thrust vectoring drones or something along those lines. Could even have something to with showing off tech that could be used in Gen6 aircraft. What do the real odds point to, Aliens or subtle bragging? There's no other reason have released the footage to begin with. That story made 'headlines' twice, and each time the President at those times was scheduled for a meeting w/ specific leaders a few weeks later.
The real conspiracy between the government and UFO studies is the government occasionally feeding information to the UFO communities to keep them from looking at developing tech, like Stealth. Lots of old UFO sightings for the 70/80s both visually and by radar can now be explained as possible stealth testing.
 

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Story here:


Of course he contends it may be alien tech; he has a few books out about it and he's cashing in.

Nobody else that makes a living as a research astrophysicist agrees with any of this claptrap. Loeb has traded in his Harvard association for the opportunity to sell books that have no basis in reality.

The sad thing is he actually knows better: he knows how solar sails function, and yet he still contended the Oumuamua object that passed by the earth in 2018 was potentially a solar sail of extraterrestrial origin. The solid makeup of the object made that contention impossible.

He even admitted his paper on the 3I/ATLAS topic, which was not peer reviewed, was simply an "interesting exercise in its own right, and is fun to explore." So it's not real science; it's science fiction. It's "fun."

There is money to be made by science deniers...even by those scientists within the system. I think this is doubly pathetic because it means they make more money selling fantasy stories than they do practicing actual science.

If you think all the astrophysicists that disagree with him are simply doing it out of spite, consider how *earth shattering* a story of actual detection of extraterrestial technology would be: every one of these scientists believe it is out there somewhere. They are all in this together, and Avi Loeb is making a mockery (and bank!) of it.

Yeesh.

Reminds me of that archeologist fellah
 

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Obviously--further study is required!
Indeed...

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We had those. One of the dude's gfs had a whole gaggle of small rats that would run around the joint.
Dude, I went on a missionary trip in a past life. Small airstrip cut out of the jungle. There were rats running around our heads at night. We found out on the last day that one of the guys brought food with him=rats. Big cats at night not a football field away. I bathed in the Amazon!
 

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At this point, nothing would surprise me. If it turns out to be alien tech, not surprised. If it turns out to be some weird comet (but did you SEE the "lights" from it??? Not normal...), not surprised. The only thing that would surprise me these days is if the scientologists were right :lol:

I've gotten to an age (and a mental state with the universe) that I don't really care anymore- our time comes when it comes. Sometimes I think a extinction-level event would actually be welcome LOL. No more bills to pay, no more worries, no more fat to lose LOL

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I did attend a lecture by a Harvard astrophysicst
Brilliant dude.
The topic was on detecting exoplanets with Cinderella environs for
detecting organic possibilities. (was we know Oxy/Nit)
 
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