Space and oceans, long subjects of human fascination, might hold secrets beyond our understanding, including potential alien technologies. Avi Loeb, a controversial Harvard scientist known for his bold claims regarding extraterrestrial evidence, suggests that alien technologies might be submerged in our oceans.
Could Alien Artifacts Be Buried in the Ocean?
In 2017, the interstellar object known as Oumuamua passed through our solar system. Loeb has speculated that it might be an alien probe. His latest claims focus on ten small spheres found near the crash site of the meteor IM1, which struck the ocean near Papua New Guinea in 2014. Loeb remarked that under a microscope, these spheres show diverse colors, resembling tiny worlds.
However, Loeb’s theories go further. He asserts that these spheres are parts of alien technology, possibly even components of an alien spacecraft. While some skeptics argue these spheres are merely coal ash or debris from nuclear tests, Loeb has continued to advocate for his theory, stating in recent interviews that the spheres’ chemical makeup is distinct from anything else in our solar system.
Debates Continue Over Alleged Alien Technology
While the true nature of these spheres—whether parts of an alien spacecraft or simply unusual geological formations—remains unknown, Loeb’s persistence in his theories keeps the discussion alive within the scientific community and beyond.
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