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Harvard Prof Thinks 3I/ATLAS Might Be Alien
Okay, wild space theory alert: Harvard’s Avi Loeb is saying that the new interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS could actually be an alien craft. Most scientists are like, “nah, it’s just a comet,” but Loeb points out its weird path through our solar system and says we shouldn’t rule out anything until we get more data. He even wants a Richter scale for alien risk! NASA says it’s not a threat, but still… what if? #Science #3IATLAS #AlienLife
2025-07-31
Terrence
Harvard and professor lol It's an Oxymoron 😆
07-31
Hesperia, CA
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Ashley Andrade
There are definitely aliens who ever dont think there is u better open up your mind the universe is huge beyond and beyond it proberly doesn't even have a end we are not the only thing created in this universe
07-31
New Bedford, MA
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Charles Mauck
not wild space theory space is vast to think we are only ones out there constitutes a jient joke and a wast of space. they are out there.
07-31
Coolidge, AZ
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Di1852
Is this the same person from Harvard that thought Oumuamua was a spaceship?
08-01
Primm Springs, TN
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lrk
Its Shatner ,Spock and the boys on their way here!
07-31
Cleveland, OH
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Monica Berger
Stop focusing on outerspace. Focus on the plane .. you stand on and the oceans. Any distractions of the skies.. are just distractions. If the "Aliens" make it through the Firmament.. let me know, so I can bake cookies. If these "Aliens" have landed.. let me know. So, we can watch "Searching for Bobby Fisher" & i wanna know how to play.. this will be fun.
08-01
Dallas, TX
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Raymond Chacon
NASA says it's not a risk but how often do they lie even when they left those astronauts to hang dry and when they lost those shuttles
07-31
Greeley, CO
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Joseph Fox
with everything that they are seeing in the sky,you never know. We are not alone like we thought.
08-02
Lecanto, FL
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Charles Mauck
hahahahahah wait until you meet the intergalactic council on good day .
07-31
Coolidge, AZ
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