Harvard professor believes he may have found alien technology
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Published 2023-07-10
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All Comments (21)
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This guy got "alien technology" fedex'd to him, wild ššš
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Dude had to try so hard not to say āthingiesāā¦like I was right there with him ātell me about the little marble thingiesā but he is a professional and caught himself at the very end, and found the word objects. Much respect š
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- We've got possible first contact evidence. - Just FedEx it. - š®
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As a man who had tons of packages not delivered by FedEx because I "wasn't home" even though I was, I am appalled at their confidence in sending interstellar material, and possibly alien technology through them.
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I've read much more about this subject, and here's what is clear: these metal balls are not traditionally natural, as they contain no nickel (nickel is found in every natural alloy in our solar system). However, the possibility that these tiny spheres were man-made, from right here on Earth, is entirely likely. Apparently there was a general dredging of the sea bed, and these were found. Thus, there isn't yet even any hard evidence that they definitely come from space. If they do, they are probably interstellar in origin, and in any case do not fit into our current understanding of naturally-occurring metals or alloys.
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How do you know if someone you just met went to Harvard? He will tell you very shortly after introducing himself.
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They found tiny fragments in the bottom of the sea and traced it to a small meteor that exploded over the ocean 9 years ago. Wow, that is a greater feat!
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I think Harvard needs to up their standards
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I love that he has a poster of himself in his office
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Side note: could you imagine if FedEx had lost this package?!
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Everything before 2020 was the prologue. Weāve been living in a sci fi movie for the past 3-4 years. The pandemic, black mirror technology, and now public upheaval of evidence regarding extraterrestrial life. This is crazy
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Avi dragged magnets on the sea floor, marbles found, Baby Alien's tears, marbles lost in the deep.
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From spherical metal to alien tech is an awfully big leap.
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"I don't understand something then it could be alien technology" is wishful thinking.
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As an alien myself, it's one of the stupidest ideas a human ever had about us
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He actually went and got it finally. I'm impressed.š
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Imagine being the FedEx delivery person who unknowingly was holding potential alien technology in their hand šÆ Sounds like a good ad campaign š
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Yay! Itās space alien season again!
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Aliens : throws toilet papers Human : TECHNOLOGY!!!!!!!!
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You should simply ask my wife. She thinks she knows everything.