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ShazzieB

(18,692 posts)
14. I don't really understand the tone of some these replies.
Sun Jul 9, 2023, 01:28 AM
Jul 2023

The article says Loeb believes he may have found fragments of alien technology. MAY HAVE. He's studying the fragments to learn more about them. I don't see what's so outrageous about that. Loeb is a theoretical physicist who works on astrophysics and cosmology, not some random crackpot. I looked him up; his credentials are beyond impressive. He knows a hell of a lot more about this stuff than I ever will. If he thinks this is a possibility (which is all he's saying, that it's possible), who the hell am I to argue?

But it figures that there are people at DU who think they are smarter than a Harvard professor who has a PhD in plasma physics and a list of other qualifications a mile long.

Seriously, I dare anyone to look up Avi Loeb in Wikipedia and skim the article on him, then try to tell me this is not a man who is in a position to know what he's talking about. I'll try not to laugh.

Hang on, they found them by dragging magnets from a boat? intrepidity Jul 2023 #1
I saw an article about this a couple days ago, where the author was BootinUp Jul 2023 #19
So many things in the heavens Inkey Jul 2023 #2
It's not alien technology. It's just a random collection of metals forged in space via natural means LonePirate Jul 2023 #3
to be kind ... -(nt)- stopdiggin Jul 2023 #5
Guy just wants Amazon ... krkaufman Jul 2023 #10
"moving faster than 95% of all stars in the vicinity of the sun" stopdiggin Jul 2023 #4
Some of them resemble Earth. Tetrachloride Jul 2023 #6
i know the Supreme Court thinks corporations are people AND WOMEN AREN'T Warpy Jul 2023 #8
Bullshit. This is not how we do science and this Harvard prof knows it. Demnation Jul 2023 #7
I read this story and I must applaud you for BigmanPigman Jul 2023 #9
I don't really understand the tone of some these replies. ShazzieB Jul 2023 #14
I read the same article that was posted BEFORE BigmanPigman Jul 2023 #16
Sounds like we're on the same page. ShazzieB Jul 2023 #17
Sorry, not impressed. See video. And balls like this are frequently found on meteors Quixote1818 Jul 2023 #18
+1 BootinUp Jul 2023 #20
I usually endorse a post if I agree wildly. Otherwise, it's just a post. usonian Jul 2023 #21
Or...are those perhaps fragments of his reputation after re-entry? He seems to have gone fully... xocetaceans Jul 2023 #11
+1 chowder66 Jul 2023 #12
Harvard professor looses his marbles I mean he is seeing aliens everywhere. airplaneman Jul 2023 #13
And another entry in the series .... CloudWatcher Jul 2023 #15
Interesting video on science versus UFO UAP. I think very highly of Dr Kipping airplaneman Jul 2023 #22
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