An asteroid passed near Earth in 2017 could have been a UFO probe
What if aliens had launched sensors on Earth and were monitoring us remotely? They could be useful elements to detect the habitability of our planet. To present this particular theory is a professor of the American University of Harvard. It is the astronomer Avi Loeb, who with a report published in Scientific American, explained this his theory according to which aliens would be monitoring us. Loeb’s idea would explain certain sightings of aerial phenomena considered unexplained (indicated by the acronym UFO). Are we dealing with extra-terrestrials following us and gathering information?
The asteroid Oumuamua
An ancient alien civilization may have disseminated sensors on Earth that provide a readout of what our planet is like and whether it turns out to be the only habitable zone in the solar system. In this theory, Loeb framed the passage of the asteroid Oumuamua near Earth in 2017. “If some UFOs turn out to be extra-terrestrial technology, they may have dropped sensors to tune into with an alternative instrument,” the professor said. “What if Oumuamua was the medium used by aliens to launch these sensors?” he questioned. Although no radio signals were detected from the asteroid in question, the scientists did not totally rule out this particular theory. The asteroid had attracted attention because of its unusual shape, narrow and elongated. According to studies published in the Journal of Geophysical Research: Planets, it could have been the remnant of a planet from another solar system.
The need for more research
The astronomer highlighted the need for more research in the areas where the various UFOs were reported, saying that the analyses and subsequent conclusions should be transparent and accessible to all. This would provide clarity on these unexplained phenomena. To date, the researches in this field are not sufficient, despite this Loeb thinks that Oumuamua, considered an alien probe, is a solid clue on which to base his theory. According to Pentagon statements, some unidentified aerial phenomena are real but their nature is for the moment still unknown. This information is not enough according to the professor, who asks for a greater involvement of experts to clarify the matter.
Domenico Elia Defrancesco