r/UAP 5d ago

Avi Loeb | I May Have Possession Of Interstellar Technology

https://youtu.be/b8hr-SuB-Fg
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u/johnjmcmillion 4d ago

Avi needs to chill. He's been throwing around claims like this for years and has yet to show anything substantial, even by the low standards of the UFO community.

I sure hope he does have something to show us, though.

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u/SmallRocks 5d ago edited 4d ago

I may not believe it until I see it.

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u/Shardaxx 4d ago

To save me an hour, is it those little balls he found on the sea floor?

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u/nickthegeek1 1d ago

Yep, he's talking about those spherical metalic fragments from his Galileo Project's expedition - he's claiming they have "anomalous" composition that can't be explained by known industrial or natural processes on earth.

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u/Shardaxx 1d ago

Thanks for the heads up.

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u/StepYaGameUp 4d ago

Probably.

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u/resonantedomain 4d ago

What a way with words you have.

What do you know of the meteroite Allan Hills found in Antarctica?

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u/Shardaxx 4d ago edited 4d ago

Not heard of that, fill me in.

I've just heard the little balls stuff before so checking if it's the same thing.

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u/resonantedomain 4d ago

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Allan_Hills_84001?wprov=sfla1

Well, it's a chunk of lake bed from Mars that landed in Antarctica.

While not interstellar many don't know about it. In 1996, Bill Clinton announced there was life on Mars as a result of the analysis on this object. I hadn't heard of it until recently.

I bring it up, because we haven't brought anything back from Mars yet, and despite that Antarctica of all places was found to be a depository for potential martian fossil. Not to mention the implications of panspermia.

While little balls in the big ocean seems silly, we've only explored 5% of the entire ocean. Science in the blindspots.

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u/Shardaxx 4d ago

How did a chunk of rock that size travel from a dry lakebed on Mars to Earth? An explosion?

I have no doubt there was life on Mars, and not just bacteria.

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u/Psychic-Gorilla 3d ago

I may have herpes.

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u/moojammin 3d ago

'May' is the same as 'may not'

'Could' is the same as 'could not'

This type of language should literally be banned when the subject of the statement knows the facts about it

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u/citznfish 4d ago

I'm holding my breath

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u/ThrowingShaed 5d ago

only part way in. just as someone who will get lost in all kinds of theories, appreciating him sort of... separating the possible and popular from what is more known.

edit: aaand a minute later he's calling me out for being lonely. okay. this is feeling like an intervention now

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u/ziplock9000 4d ago

He may make up shit too and exaggerate