Harvard Professor Thinks He’s Found Fragments of Alien Technology

Avi Loeb, a Harvard University professor and director of the Galileo Project, and his team of researchers discovered material from the remains of a meteorite that exploded off the coast of Papua New Guinea in 2014, but seven years after the event, it turned out that he may have found the remains of aliens. technologies.

According to various publications on the subject, The scientists studied the material, dubbed IM1, after they collected it with a magnet and found tiny sphere-like particles..

Loeb and his team have just brought the materials to Harvard for analysis. The US Space Command has confirmed with almost 99.999% certainty that the material came from another solar system.

“This is an alloy that can be of technological origin.but the best way to test it is to find out if there is a relic at the bottom of the ocean,” Professor Loeb added.

According to ABC News, their calculations allowed them to map out the meteor’s potential path. These calculations paved the way right through the same predicted 10 km range that was provided by the US government.

Loeb and his team traveled to the area in a boat called the Silver Star. The spacecraft made many flybys along and around the supposed path of the meteorite. The explorers combed the ocean floor by attaching a sled filled with magnets to their boat.

“We found ten balls. These are almost perfect spheres or metal balls.. When you look at them under a microscope, they are very different from the background,” Loeb explained, “they have the colors of gold, blue, brown, and some of them resemble a miniature Earth.”

Compositional analysis showed that the balls They are composed of 84% iron, 8% silicon, 4% magnesium and 2% titanium, as well as trace elements.. They are sub-millimeter in size. In total, the crew found 50 of them.

Loeb argues that the results could help answer the general question of whether people are alone in the universe: “It depends on what we find in the coming weeks and when we analyze the materials.”

“It has a material strength that is harder than any space rock that has been seen before. and cataloged by NASA,” Loeb added.

“The fact that it was made of materials harder than even iron meteorites, and that it moved faster than 95% of all stars in the vicinity of the Sun, itshe twisted that it could potentially be a spaceship of another civilization or some kind of technology. Artifact, he insisted.

“We have the opportunity to find the answer to this question simply by studying the material. We have something in our hands, it is in our power. This is not a hypothetical question and not a theoretical one. This is something we can decide,” he said.

“This may be the first time humans have gotten their hands on interstellar material. This has never happened before,” he concluded.

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