Harvard astrophysicist is certain: alien satellite has been spotted in the universe

An astrophysicist from Harvard is certain: There are aliens.

He has enough evidence that other living beings are also outside our world.

• An astrophysicist wants to prove: An alien satellite was sighted 15 million miles from our world.

• Abraham Loeb headed the astronomy department at Harvard from 2011 to 2020.

• The astrophysicist's new book will be published on January 26th.

Cambridge / USA - No, this is not the latest script for a science fiction film.

This is a discovery and a thesis made by an

astrophysicist from Harvard

.

An object flies through our solar system.

It's probably not a comet or asteroid - at least some scientists agree on that.

Astrophysicist Abraham Loeb,

on the other hand, is certain: It is supposed to be an alien probe, reports

forbes.com.

Alien object spotted in space: photo should prove thesis

The

alien object was spotted in

October 2017

, and since then the topic has repeatedly raised questions, including discussions about other possible theses.

It was discovered by the physicist Robert Weryk.

Abraham Loeb, astrophysicist at Harvard University

, headed the

astronomy department from 2011 to 2020

.

In the meantime, the presumed alien object also has a name: "

Oumuamua

".

Three years ago, Loeb and his colleague Smuel Bialy caused a sensation for the first time.

In a scientific paper, the astrophysicist wrote: "Oumuamua could be a fully functional probe that was deliberately sent near Earth by an alien civilization,"

forbes.com

reports.

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Alien object "Oumuamua": astrophysicist Abraham Loeb publishes new book 

On January

26, 2021

, Abraham Loeb

will

bring another

book

onto the market.

On 222 pages, the astrophysicist wants to go

into more detail

on "

Oumuamua

",

among other things

, pull the reader under his spell and perhaps convince them that the object found in 2017 is an alien probe.

As

forbes.com

also reports, Loeb said before the publication of his book: “Everyone who has studied the data agrees on one conclusion: this visitor was

exotic

compared to every other object that

astronomers have ever examined

.

The hypotheses that are offered to explain all the observed peculiarities of the object are also exotic, ”the 59-year-old astrophysicist told his critics.

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