Avi Lope, director of the Department of Astronomy at Harvard University, published a book in which he supported the study. He even promises that an asteroid seen in 2017 in our solar system is a spacecraft
There are little green men, who visited us. At the moment, this is not some crazy scientist or X-Files screenwriter, but the esteemed director of the Department of Astronomy at Harvard University in the United States, Avi Lope. This American-Israeli physicist pulls out a book, “Extraterrestrial: The first sign of intelligent life beyond Earth ” In it he builds this theory based on the observation of a mysterious object at the end of 2017.
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At that time, the Hawaii-based Pan-StarRS1 telescope “Omuma” (“Messenger”), a large block 400 meters long and 40 meters wide, passed over our solar system at a speed of 196,000 km. Although some believe that Umuma is an asteroid and others are galaxies, Avi Lope developed a different hypothesis.
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According to him, this object did not leave a trail, whether it suddenly accelerated or its cigar shape, no doubt to say that it was unusual: Omumama was nothing more than an investigation sent by an extraterrestrial civilization. This theory is widespread Was mocked at the time, To the extent that Avi Lope dedicates it to 288 pages, preserves it as Mortigas.
Especially since he is not the only one among experts to defend such hypotheses. Last December, Heim Ashet, the former head of Israel’s space defense program, went so far as to insist that “there is a secret base on Mars where Americans and extraterrestrial representatives work together.”
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