“Could It Really Be? The Search for an Interstellar Space Probe: Harvard Astrophysicist Avi Loeb Leads Expedition to Uncover the Truth of Mysterious Object that Burned Up in Earth’s Atmosphere Nine Years Ago”
Nine years ago, an object that might have come from another solar system burned up in Earth’s atmosphere. An expedition is now to find out whether it is – no joke! – could have been an interstellar space probe.
A fireball in the sky captured over Black Mesa State Park in Oklahoma on September 30, 2008.
Howard Edin
Harvard University astrophysicist Avi Loeb is a phenomenon. A look at his list of publications shows a versatility that is rarely found today. Many of his colleagues also recognize this. For some, however, Loeb’s versatility goes too far. Because with the same seriousness with which he studies black holes, exotic stars or the beginnings of the universe, he searches for the remains of extraterrestrial civilizations.
