Hello and welcome to the program UFO morning and this episode,
we're talking about lobe looking for crashed UFO.
That's correct. Lobe looking for crashed UFO.
This article comes to us from the guardian.com and title says,
Harvard physicist plans expedition to find alien
artifact that fell from space because honest has obvi lobe.
Organizing one and a half million dollar search to Papua
New Guinea to look for Interstellar object that crashed
in the ocean in 2014. Now, That name sounds familiar,
should that's obvious lobe, the Harvard retired physicist.
That that believes that we have been visited by what we assumed
were space rocks where I could were actually alien ships.
And that possibly, there is one certain thing about in our solar
system, even now with the capacity to reduce many many
probes. So, this is a guy that believes
in UFOs and he has a pretty high social status pretty high
educational status and it's connected with the defense
department. Imagine that this is a prominent
Harvard. Physicist, is planning a Pacific
Expedition find what he thinks might be an alien artifact
smashed into the ocean. That's a nice way of saying UFO,
Avila, but now said he is organizing a one and a half
million dollar ocean expedition to Papua New, Guinea to look for
fragments of an object that crashed off the coast of its -
Island in 2014. I wonder if Tom DeLonge speeding
their lobe, notice the object in 2019 and identified, it as the
first Interstellar meteor ever. Discovered, meaning it
originated outside our solar system.
According to load, the M, Interstellar origin was
confirmed to NASA in April, 20, 22 by the Department of Defense
has space command. This is a hard science.
We're talking about when were researching this stuff loaded
his team. Also concluded that the meteor
was tougher that all other 272 M meteors and NASA center for the
near-earth object studies catalog and trig by his
conclusion, quote intrigued by his conclusion.
I establish a team that designed a two-week expedition to search
for the meteor fragments at a depth of 1.71 km on the ocean
floor. It's about a mile analyzing the
composition of the fragments could allow us to determine
whether the object is natural or artificial in origin, lobe wrote
in a post on medium. So apparently as Christ into the
ocean and they're going to go out there and go down over a
While to find it, we have a boat.
We have a dream team including some of the most experienced and
qualified Professionals. In Ocean Expedition, we have
complete design and Manufacturing plans for require
sled Magnus collection Nets and mass spectrometer.
He had it according to lobe. It is possible to m is tough
because they are artificial in origin launched a billion years
ago from a distant technological civilization or maybe the
parallel universe next door. The ocean Expedition is expected
to use a Ship with the magnetic sled deployed using a long line
winch, the team will consist of seven sled operations, as well
as a scientific team sounds like this is really something we will
tell a sled mounted with magnets cameras and lights on the ocean
floor inside of a 10 by 10 km church, but that's about six
miles. A number of sources have been
used to narrow the search site, to this relatively small search
box lobe and his team wrote the size of the fragments to
Potentially found by lobes. Team will depend on the
composition of the meteor for an iron meteorite, to physicist,
predicts about 1000 fragments larger than a millimeter.
If the meter is a stainless steel composition, toasting
expect to find a larger sizes with tens of fragments larger
than a centimeter still sounds like a church for a needle in a
haystack. Lope said that in case his team,
recovers a sizable technological Relic from the Expedition, you
promised, Paola, and Antony lady, curator of the Museum of
Modern Art. But he will bring it to New York
for display. Yeah, that's it.
The Men in Black, don't get there.
First, the Expedition is expected to launch this summer,
The Daily base reports. There is a chance it will fail
Loeb, who is co-founder of the one point seven, five, five
Mangalore Galileo project. That is tasked with searching
for extraterrestrial. Signs told the outlet.
Nevertheless he remains adamant about the mission.
Extraordinary crane claims require extraordinary evidence.
He said well this This is hopeful that they are taking the
time and I dedicating to resources to go Court of Papua
New. Guinea off the coast cert and to
do this deep ocean church at one point, seven kilometers down, I
think that's well over a mile down searching an area, 35, 40
Mile Square area. So this is a, this is an intense
search and hopefully they'll come up with something. until
next time, this is your fault warning over now, until next
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