ALIENS in the OCEAN?! Harvard Astronomer Obtains EVIDENCE of Interstellar Objects in Earth Waters

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  • Опубліковано 27 сер 2024
  • Briahna Joy Gray and Robby Soave interview Avi Loeb, a professor of science at Harvard University, about looking for alien objects in the ocean. #alien #ufo
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  • @Kerath
    @Kerath Рік тому +462

    Nice that they didn't interrupt him, he's so passionate about his work it's nice to listen to him.

    • @HuFlungDung77
      @HuFlungDung77 Рік тому +14

      I pray the men in black don't make all of this disappear and him. We can only see over the next few weeks!!!!! Mark my words!!!!!

    • @mickyb.8014
      @mickyb.8014 Рік тому

      ​@@HuFlungDung77The men in black are a thing of yester-year...
      It's gone way past any of that, it's now at a stage where the government have to put up or shut up...
      By this I mean they have to now disprove the fact that alien life is a reality in this incredibly vast cosmos.
      The cat's too far out of the bag now, it's pretty much "BIG Reveal" time now...
      Or very, very soon.

    • @rh81454
      @rh81454 Рік тому +2

      Mick West: It was a bird, not a meteor in the ocean

    • @TadekTedWilson74777
      @TadekTedWilson74777 Рік тому

      I don't know where to put this comment...YOU TUBE IS GOOD OPEN FORUM FOR THOUGHT and SPEACH ...But these missleading Headline Claims give it the credibility of an 80s infomercial scam

    • @mickyb.8014
      @mickyb.8014 Рік тому

      @wootoot600 Well, I get where you're coming from, Stanley Meyer, yeah, I think he was poisoned by them when he was going to an alledged meeting with the powers that be posing as 'investors'..
      But, there's also the theory that it's all part of their plan, and I've read / seen many things that suggest they will make it appear as if we're under an 'alien invasion / attack'...
      However, this seems to me to be a little strange as it would cause mass panic, so I don't see why this would be a good idea...
      It's always been the case of 'us and them' with the rich and powerful (the government) it seems we will always be under their wicked spell...
      I've always said 'they are technically OUR government, they should be working for us, in our best interests we need to take back control'...
      But the problem is, they've more or less degraded and weakened us all to the point where we just accept it as 'the norm'...
      We need to be more like the French people who take immediate action when they don't like the situation in their country...
      We need to stand strong and demand they actually listen, instead of the usual 'under rug swept' bull$h!t we've become so unwillingly accustomed to..
      It's time for change, but I fear as a whole we're just too demoralized to do anything and to stick to it until we get the results we're happy with...
      Nicola Tesla also springs to mind, he wanted free energy for all..
      But look what happened to him.
      All the best, from the U.K.

  • @Volksinformant
    @Volksinformant Рік тому +1175

    The world needs more open minded scientiests like Avi Loeb.

    • @datruth4766
      @datruth4766 Рік тому +21

      Except when it comes to God... right?

    • @SavageHenry777
      @SavageHenry777 Рік тому +31

      ​@@datruth4766 is god a scientific question now?

    • @kwood1112
      @kwood1112 Рік тому +1

      Amen to that!

    • @DubaiShortsChannel
      @DubaiShortsChannel Рік тому +14

      The world needs more people like him I would say!

    • @lowmax4431
      @lowmax4431 Рік тому +19

      It's funny listening other scientists answer questions about omuamua compared to Avi. They contradict themselves claiming it's a comet and then saying it's nothing like a comet.

  • @tomlives
    @tomlives Рік тому +164

    I love Professor Loeb's childlike enthusiasm and curiosity. He's a wonderful man. He refuses to pretend to be an adult. This man is a living monument to science.

  • @Omidion
    @Omidion Рік тому +127

    Love how Briahna and Robby listen, how they let Avi talk and don't interrupt, so refreshing.

    • @blakelapierre
      @blakelapierre Рік тому +2

      ok, but if humans build objects that can use gravity boosts to get away from the sun, couldn't a meteorite have used a gravity boost to get enough speed to not be bound to the sun but still hit the earth?

    • @Carolyn184
      @Carolyn184 Рік тому +1

      God yes! Can you imagine a conversation between Avi and Nancy Grace? I think he’s the one person who could just talk over her. 😂

    • @garethbowes977
      @garethbowes977 Рік тому +6

      Shame he spent 5 minutes explaining how they knew the material was from an interstellar object, then Briahna asked him how they knew it was from an interstellar object. Was she not listening to anything he said???

    • @aus10d
      @aus10d Рік тому +2

      Totally agree. This video segment is about LEARNING about the subject, not about making sound bites, pushing agendas, or arguing. I wish news was like this more often.

    • @wwltd3036
      @wwltd3036 Рік тому +1

      ​@@garethbowes977EXACTLY

  • @to2burger
    @to2burger Рік тому +174

    I love that he not only gives the interview but then shows them the magnetic sled and teaches them, sign of a great professor!

  • @SincereSentinel
    @SincereSentinel Рік тому +494

    I'm so thankful of Avi for how seriously he's taken the subject of potential life from elsewhere. His meticulous work has been a net positive for humanity.

    • @TAPATIOPLEASE
      @TAPATIOPLEASE Рік тому +8

      He will be in the history books

    • @jaydz10
      @jaydz10 Рік тому +7

      not to mention the openness to humanity on his findings and information

    • @garyt3hsna1l82
      @garyt3hsna1l82 Рік тому +4

      very exciting time to be alive.

    • @gizmo6746
      @gizmo6746 Рік тому +5

      He looks like he is about to write a sci fi book. 😂

    • @subspaceanomaly
      @subspaceanomaly Рік тому +2

      @@wirwep when you're a big dog the leash is just an affectation

  • @alexlloyd3850
    @alexlloyd3850 Рік тому +54

    Avi has a better internet connection on a boat in the middle of the ocean than I do in the middle of my apartment.

  • @rae1714
    @rae1714 Рік тому +34

    Years ago my brother and his friend were surfing.While waiting for a wave he swears that something disc like shot out of the water about 50 metres from them straight up into the atmosphere at an unbelievable speed.Still talks about it today.

    • @nuntana2
      @nuntana2 Рік тому +11

      If they're here, they're more than likely down there somewhere.

    • @TheEvda
      @TheEvda Рік тому +2

      They must be here. Not there. Shambala, Aghartha.

    • @aquacleaning4994
      @aquacleaning4994 Рік тому

      I've been known to be high out of my mind surfing as well...

    • @delharry4392
      @delharry4392 Рік тому

      Silly

    • @PACSALTY
      @PACSALTY Рік тому

      Yeah m8 Aliens were here LOOOONG b4 us. They designed us, they are what we call GOD'S one day main society will know this if it's not to late

  • @jordangee1991
    @jordangee1991 Рік тому +241

    Look at that smile on his face, he knows he''s found something truely incredible. Excited for the study results!

    • @eduardoescobar1906
      @eduardoescobar1906 Рік тому +10

      he's just on shrooms lol

    • @ANJIN-p4q
      @ANJIN-p4q Рік тому +10

      The magnitude of what we found could answer the greatest question ever

    • @derp195
      @derp195 Рік тому +6

      ​@@ANJIN-p4q Even if it's just an interstellar meteorite, this is exciting, important stuff.

    • @marbarosi
      @marbarosi Рік тому

      Sell fraction of that to pay his child support. He will then be able to by a ufo and purchase hookers on mars.

    • @growngrownman5950
      @growngrownman5950 Рік тому

      @@eduardoescobar1906, HAHAHAHAHA

  • @alpayerdogrul
    @alpayerdogrul Рік тому +157

    It is so clear that Prof. Loeb is as excited as a child to reach his goal. That is admirable. He gives me and many more hope that we still have people on this planet that are actually using their conscious mind.

    • @roguimaraes6154
      @roguimaraes6154 Рік тому

      Sim...🇧🇷 😍 🖖 👍👍👍

    • @alpayerdogrul
      @alpayerdogrul Рік тому +2

      @spawnpktomhanks6865 Well due to your comment it is clear that have neither read any of Prof. Loeb’s work and only refer to this or some other videos about him, nor can understand the workrate he is putting into his research. I would suggest you to read some of his papers first to understand who he really is. ;)

    • @alpayerdogrul
      @alpayerdogrul Рік тому +1

      @spawnpktomhanks6865 That is exactly the point here my friend. If you’d read his works, you would know that he is right. Because he is only following science. He wrote lots of paper to get investments to fulfill his research. This is not like “ohh gimme the money I know something” kind of research. You should first read lots of his papers in order to come to such a conclusion in a scientific way. So use your own brain, make your own research and look up Prof. Loeb’s work. Maybe you will prove him with your own research. Then I will agree with you. I always follow scientific facts. Be my guest.

    • @johnramirez5032
      @johnramirez5032 Рік тому +1

      I agree with you. We must keep that inner child alive. ! There is much to learn and explore

  • @fuzzyballs44
    @fuzzyballs44 Рік тому +54

    Let me get this straight....when a scientist/academic doesn't just sit in an office saying "not possible" and goes out and actually looks for something it garners some exciting discoveries?!?!
    This lesson needs to be learned for ALL branches of science imo

  • @danielletimmons3176
    @danielletimmons3176 Рік тому +7

    It's amazing how all these findings seem incredibly coordinated.

    • @smakkdat
      @smakkdat Рік тому +1

      Been thinkin the same thing 🤔 never before have I seen so much alien/ufo topics in the news

    • @SoulDelSol
      @SoulDelSol Рік тому

      It's just that the hill and news nation are riding wave for ad dollars on a topic that garners a lot of interest. That's like saying you're surprised that there are sequels of movies that earn a lot in box office.

  • @patricecomedy
    @patricecomedy Рік тому +242

    This guy is a LEGIT scientist who is no doubt a leader in his field. I trust his findings and his analysis and hope he's able to publish more findings soon.

    • @atomictraveller
      @atomictraveller Рік тому

      sure because if aliens exist then stuff crashing into the ocean would be the only ever sign of that huh
      hey free west papua, u.s. gold mining silenced genocide 62 years 1.8 million murdered
      happening today, everyday america

    • @SwingingPythons
      @SwingingPythons Рік тому +3

      Seems like he is allowed that itself is interesting, and that it’s not being covered up

    • @jeffspicoli5399
      @jeffspicoli5399 Рік тому +14

      You guys ready for the fake alien invasion. After that it's smooth sailing right into the New World Order 🤠

    • @patricecomedy
      @patricecomedy Рік тому

      @@jeffspicoli5399 I'm interested in the truth, so even if fake invasion it reveals something truthful about those who purporte it.

    • @cerealkilla4eva
      @cerealkilla4eva Рік тому +2

      I mean he’s a Harvard professor, he’s have to be pretty legit

  • @aooooaao28557aoo
    @aooooaao28557aoo Рік тому +68

    his smile at the end was GOLD! It exudes pure joy from a passion that's so obvious! Love this piece so much - so real, we could all see into Avi's soul and Bri and Robbie were mouth open fascinated!

    • @castorkat4868
      @castorkat4868 Рік тому +1

      I think he's a little wacky actually

  • @Carolyn184
    @Carolyn184 Рік тому +8

    I love Avi and his enthusiasm!! We need more like him. One day he’ll find something world changing because he totally believes these things are there to be found.

  • @mfalmog
    @mfalmog Рік тому +3

    100% true story:
    I'm from a small island in the Pacific. No one know where we are, and we like it that way. There's an "island" just off the reef that our ancestors called Sipin. It's said that Sipin is a circular island at which you can occasionally see "fire" at night. Most of the time, the "island" of Sipin descends into the deep. When you boat over the area, you can see a large circular hole in the seafloor. Locals have learned not to explore this area, as many have gone missing around this area.

  • @neolibtears
    @neolibtears Рік тому +161

    Robby's arc as Scully is so satisfying to watch. And I'm so glad we got a boat tour!

    • @waynegreen7970
      @waynegreen7970 Рік тому +6

      It's almost as if they are doing a theatrical dance. 🤣

    • @kabirdas2786
      @kabirdas2786 Рік тому +1

      LOL Musk was also wrong!

  • @Eliphas_Elric
    @Eliphas_Elric Рік тому +264

    I love the work Dr. Loeb is doing. He's on the absolute cutting edge in regards to civilian study of UAPs.

    • @mattm6113
      @mattm6113 Рік тому +3

      You didn't watch the interview did you? Lol

    • @Eliphas_Elric
      @Eliphas_Elric Рік тому +4

      @@mattm6113 I did. I'm also following his work with the galileo project.

    • @Souljourney22
      @Souljourney22 Рік тому

      Avi is part of the cover up. He's not on the cutting edge of anything.

    • @SBoss281
      @SBoss281 Рік тому +4

      Lolol. No he isn’t. He is a goof.

    • @subspaceanomaly
      @subspaceanomaly Рік тому +3

      @@SBoss281 he's not doing any harm. And if he single handedly finds some aliens that would be pretty sweet

  • @surnbe
    @surnbe Рік тому +3

    I speculate that if this is alien, the reason they crash so much on Earth is due to small changes in the Earth's speed due to random volcanic, seismic and gravitational events.
    When traveling at extreme speeds, a space ship must precalculate the destination location. If the location has randomness in its speed, the precaculation will be wrong and the ship may crash into the destination.

  • @richardede9594
    @richardede9594 Рік тому +6

    Avi Loeb has a wonderful child-like excitement for this subject that is absolutely infectious.
    Thank you for this interview.

  • @TOP10World1
    @TOP10World1 Рік тому +676

    A scientist passionate about doing what real scientists do

    • @neetpride5919
      @neetpride5919 Рік тому

      you mean push deep state propaganda? aliens are a distraction from the imminent economic collapse. WAKE UP SHEEPLE

    • @jamiecurran3544
      @jamiecurran3544 Рік тому +4

      What's that spending other people's money?🤔😂✌️

    • @datruth4766
      @datruth4766 Рік тому +7

      "Science can be exciting!"
      Just not in this particular case.

    • @Simon-talks
      @Simon-talks Рік тому +7

      This is such exciting science too! Especially since Avi doesn't waste anyone's money doing it. That's what also makes him great too.

    • @theduppykillah
      @theduppykillah Рік тому +8

      Love this Man

  • @ili626
    @ili626 Рік тому +110

    Pretty impressive how Dr. Loeb can summarize such a complex research rationale, effort and subsequent results so quickly. Aside from relevant scientific expertise, one must be a talented communicator for such pursuits, especially given the inevitable and disparaging skepticism

    • @ddrumcorner4682
      @ddrumcorner4682 Рік тому +5

      gotta say..this was also very well articulated...nice

    • @LivingAdhd
      @LivingAdhd Рік тому +2

      I wipedy my assets

    • @Black_Phillip_Goat
      @Black_Phillip_Goat Рік тому +1

      Just bothers me that he’s selling a book.

    • @poloska9471
      @poloska9471 Рік тому +6

      @@Black_Phillip_Goat honestly, come on bro… he’s the leading scientist at Harvard… he gets to sell a book. He earned that place in existence. He is beyond “the real deal”… scientists need to feed their families too… he gives so much free content to the world as it is, if someone wants to go more in depth and buy a book, why not? Plus, who is going to publish a book for free? Paper and meticulously thought out information costs money… I hope Avi makes millions from this, he deserves financial security for everything he has gone through with this. Plus, it’s a way to inspire others to see things the way he does for generations to come… in fact, I might just go buy it right now so I can have it and maybe give it to my kids some day. This stuff is way too cool!

    • @Carolyn184
      @Carolyn184 Рік тому +1

      He definitely has a way about him. He’s one of those people you have to love and admire.

  • @JackMyersPhotography
    @JackMyersPhotography Рік тому +2

    The beauty of independent media. A smart man talking to two rational smart people. And they take their time and they let him talk. It’s fantastic!
    Corporate media can’t compete.

  • @Alarix246
    @Alarix246 Рік тому +8

    From the title of this clip I thought they found some craft under the sea surface. But even when I guessed wrong, I think that if the aliens wanted to be on Earth, yet remain hidden, the sea surface is the best protection they have. We saw how some UFOs disappeared into the ocean; if they have crafts which have no exhaust and seem to be able to cut under the water surface without any change of speed as if they were not obeying the laws of physics, they would be there completely hidden and safe from us. Why not?

  • @philosophicalthirstworms6645
    @philosophicalthirstworms6645 Рік тому +90

    He honestly reminds me of my dad excitedly face timing me about some dorky thing he's obsessed with.

    • @ZachMorris2035
      @ZachMorris2035 Рік тому +16

      Lol, I like his passion. You can tell he has to repress a lot of irrational thoughts, in his very rational work

    • @anaibarangan4908
      @anaibarangan4908 Рік тому +1

      That's my kids attitude about me. They outgrew me.

    • @billlyons7024
      @billlyons7024 Рік тому +4

      @@anaibarangan4908 They might rediscover you when they are older and realize they are not as smart as they thought they were. :D

    • @billlyons7024
      @billlyons7024 Рік тому +7

      People like this are the best. They don't sleepwalk through life like everyone else, they are living.

    • @grant9301
      @grant9301 Рік тому

      I think he's Sheldon Cooper's real father? The smirks give it all away.... BaZinga!

  • @kimmer6
    @kimmer6 Рік тому +92

    In the 1980's I worked for a major world wide company that ''brings good things to life''. They got me clearances so that I could work on ''spy ships''. One ship tracked objects in the sky and space. The other tracked underwater objects. The one ship was tracking objects travelling at 150mph under water. This was seen a lot, not just a few isolated incidents. This was in 1981 to 1985. To this day, I am convinced that we are not alone in the universe from things that I heard and things that I saw with my own eyes. I believe that the US government hides these things because they want alien technology for themselves for military purposes. Both ships had Navy and Air Force personnel on board.

    • @BalthazorsStrategicArcana
      @BalthazorsStrategicArcana Рік тому +34

      You worked for General Electric in the early 80s?
      Interesting.
      While doing surveillance work (of a type) in the mid to late 80s, we recorded and saw quite a few anomalous objects in the sky and near the sea in the Aleutians, Alaska Peninsula and Kodiak Island. While there was frequent Soviet activity in this area, there definitely was something else going on out there.
      Mainly it was the flight characteristics of some objects that we tracked that was beyond odd. We also heard reports of flying objects descending into the sea and also rising out of the ocean and flying away...but those were from second hand sources.
      Anyways, you have an interesting story that kind of mirrors my experience with this topic that was occurring back in the 1980s. 🙂

    • @jeffspicoli5399
      @jeffspicoli5399 Рік тому

      Woo hoo fake alien invasion and then New World Order here we come.😮

    • @menow.
      @menow. Рік тому +8

      @@BalthazorsStrategicArcana "We also heard reports of flying objects descending into the sea and also rising out of the ocean and flying away"
      Yes. This was spoken about by a "UFO guy", years ago, whose name I don't recall just now. Our largest unexplored/hidden area on Earth is undersea.

    • @kimmer6
      @kimmer6 Рік тому +8

      @@BalthazorsStrategicArcana Project Cobra Judy, USNS Observation Island, USNS Hess to name a few. I was channel surfing several years ago and was shocked at one scene in a science fiction movie about a submersed alien spacecraft. It had been on the sea floor for hundreds of years and was now showing signs of activity. A scientist was being flown by helicopter out to sea questioning why he was being sent there and where they were going. He was told to look out the window. He saw an armada of vessels. There in the midst was the likeness of the USNS Observation Island T-AGM 23. No other ship on the planet looks like that. None! Somebody who knew something chose to put that ship model, CGI, whatever, into the scene. WHY????
      The screen shot is on one of my old retired laptops. I'm glad you got to be around weird happenings that most people never hear about. I was on the Hess in drydock in San Francisco. The bottom of the ship was off limits with armed security guards and there was a heavy curtain hiding the unit beneath the hull. The word from the Yard Birds who snuck down there during night shift that ''The Kraken'' took a bite out of it and clawed it fiercely ruining the thick rubber covering and leaving evidence behind. Who knows.

    • @morgan-nm3xb
      @morgan-nm3xb Рік тому +4

      @@kimmer6 You would probably like the book Sphere.

  • @kerryburns6041
    @kerryburns6041 Рік тому +2

    Very refreshing to hear a guest expertly interviewed with no interruptions or silly questions -- good job !

  • @thomashovgaard3134
    @thomashovgaard3134 Рік тому +102

    Avi is always inspiring. Excited like a child on christmas eve

  • @___.__._.Ayla._.__.___
    @___.__._.Ayla._.__.___ Рік тому +67

    Don’t stop! Keep sharing all of this! This is what we need. No more divisiveness. We all want to know who they really are, it’s time 🎉

    • @ActivatingAtlantisQH
      @ActivatingAtlantisQH Рік тому +11

      In finding out who they are, we find out who we are.

    • @alexmajors7915
      @alexmajors7915 Рік тому

      YES!! That's exactly why mainstream media isn't covering this story or the recent whistleblower David Grusch coming forward, because they make their money by dividing the American people to generate the "news." You're so right this story could unite humanity!! But the major networks are only talking about the divisive political drama!!✌️

    • @MurphyTheOldMan
      @MurphyTheOldMan Рік тому +2

      this channel cut the video off right when Avi showed the alloy composition ... what a dik channel!

    • @___.__._.Ayla._.__.___
      @___.__._.Ayla._.__.___ Рік тому

      @@MurphyTheOldMan That is good to know! Where can we find the rest of the video?

    • @___.__._.Ayla._.__.___
      @___.__._.Ayla._.__.___ Рік тому

      @@ActivatingAtlantisQH precisely 🌌

  • @csmurphyvr
    @csmurphyvr Рік тому +10

    I could watch hours of this. Please make these segments longer. Especially when you present world changing information like this.

  • @batmanreborn81
    @batmanreborn81 Рік тому +2

    I love what is happening people are actually taking the time to look for alien life does anybody else feels the same way, finally scientist are taking the passion to look for alien life

  • @jdlawncare5582
    @jdlawncare5582 Рік тому +16

    This guy is so humble to share with us that is the meaning of life

  • @lonl123
    @lonl123 Рік тому +105

    Thank you so much for covering this topic with respect and interest....so many newsrooms roll their eyes and giggle and treat the subject without the respect it deserves. I have been watching more and more of your coverage on just regular news as well...and you seem to do it in an unbiased way which is refreshing. Thank You

    • @roguimaraes6154
      @roguimaraes6154 Рік тому +1

      Verdade.🖖 👏👏👏👏🇧🇷

    • @rebeccabaxterbard8073
      @rebeccabaxterbard8073 Рік тому +1

      they are doing a great job but I do find it amusing that they seem like they have no idea about science...like when their faces are deadpan hearing about isotopes (that's high school level!) but their eyes light up at the idea of a boat tour, lol

  • @SSLCLIPS-TV
    @SSLCLIPS-TV Рік тому +9

    Avi Loeb is a current G.O.A.T. scientist who always braves to collect data.

  • @user-nj2wm2cz4d
    @user-nj2wm2cz4d Рік тому +2

    He's obviously very excited and optimistic that's great news . So much scepticism where UFO are concerned and fear , this guy is certain of positive outcome regarding their findings . Great job 👏

  • @Hakugarawe
    @Hakugarawe Рік тому +27

    I'm always rooting for Dr. Loeb, such a fantastic guy!

  • @nesne2167
    @nesne2167 Рік тому +50

    More Avi Lobe research boat tours! That was cool to get to see the ship and how they actually do the search.

    • @JROD082384
      @JROD082384 Рік тому

      *Loeb

    • @atomictraveller
      @atomictraveller Рік тому

      maybe you can dive down there with them and go see.

    • @nesne2167
      @nesne2167 Рік тому +1

      @atomictraveller but they don't dive they just drag those magnates along the ocean floor.

  • @theprogressivewest
    @theprogressivewest Рік тому +1

    i love this guy he’s very open minded and he’s been very vocal for years about taking seriously the search studying alien technology

  • @johnbowman476
    @johnbowman476 Рік тому +1

    It's amazing how Dr Loeb has kept his childlike enthusiasm, I thoroughly enjoy his interviews

  • @patricecomedy
    @patricecomedy Рік тому +16

    I would absolutely LOVE to be a student of Dr Loeb. Such an interesting and articulate educator and researcher. I love his passion! Thanks Dr Loeb!!!

  • @populisttrope9385
    @populisttrope9385 Рік тому +29

    Amazing that you can talk to Loeb while he's in the middle of the ocean.

    • @Ghost-jy9hk
      @Ghost-jy9hk Рік тому +3

      He is literally a sea creature

    • @PyroLH
      @PyroLH Рік тому +1

      Starlink?

  • @EvelynAnderson-ym5rt
    @EvelynAnderson-ym5rt Рік тому +1

    I have never seen this Professor before. What an enthusiastic scientist!

  • @ErinSharoni
    @ErinSharoni Рік тому +7

    Avi Loeb is a national treasure. He is the kind of scientist that every scientist should aspire to be.

  • @jetla22
    @jetla22 Рік тому +18

    With how impossible it is to explore the ocean. Aliens could easily be living there and nobody would ever know. Our ocean is more dangerous than exploring space.

    • @Volksinformant
      @Volksinformant Рік тому +6

      The ocean is very big und most areas of it are not explored. The best location to hide something.

    • @Spacemaaan
      @Spacemaaan Рік тому +3

      ​@@Volksinformantabsolutely

    • @tazboy1934
      @tazboy1934 Рік тому

      The throne of lucifer is somewhere on the ocean i heard

    • @georgewashington-cv4gr
      @georgewashington-cv4gr Рік тому

      Unknown? Yes. More dangerous? Considering the scope and nature of space I'd have to disagree buddy

    • @jetla22
      @jetla22 Рік тому +1

      @@georgewashington-cv4gr your more likely to die in the ocean than on a spaceship tho

  • @mvcharisma2968
    @mvcharisma2968 Рік тому +10

    Did anyone else see the title, and immediately think of the lost titanic sub?

  • @blakelapierre
    @blakelapierre Рік тому +2

    ok, but if humans build objects that can use gravity boosts to get away from the sun, couldn't a meteorite have used a gravity boost to get enough speed to not be bound to the sun but still hit the earth?

  • @memecat84
    @memecat84 Рік тому +1

    Avi brings the kind of excitement to science to inspire future generations.

  • @havespacesuitwilltravel9607
    @havespacesuitwilltravel9607 Рік тому +4

    This is awesome. They just let this guy go off on a show-and-tell segment of the boat. Brilliant.

  • @gogreenOR
    @gogreenOR Рік тому +15

    Wow, this is a great story that needs more media coverage!

    • @rodbutler4054
      @rodbutler4054 Рік тому +1

      The mainstream media is controlled by our government for licenses etc. Coverage of possible space visitors is frowned upon. There is more information on internet media which is not controlled.

    • @ElJefeSan
      @ElJefeSan Рік тому

      ​@@rodbutler4054that's all about to change. Something is coming and they're going to continuously report on these findings and sighting more than ever before.

    • @Hatsky3456
      @Hatsky3456 Рік тому

      Bro I think when aliens themselves come on earth , then these people will give full coverage

  • @bostonceltics2691
    @bostonceltics2691 Рік тому +1

    His energy needs to be protected this man had me smiling this whole time

  • @fredilsonmelo
    @fredilsonmelo Рік тому +2

    This is amazing!
    Great work, Professor Loeb, his team, and team RISING for highlighting this project.
    Keep up the good work.

  • @01What10
    @01What10 Рік тому +28

    How facinating! Avi Loeb was barely able to contain his excitement. Love his passion and open approach.
    Awesome that we got a quick tour of the ship they are using for this expedition.
    As for whether this stuff is Alien constructed, I guess we will have to wait for the results when they do the lab work. I hope you guys will be able to update us on the progress in the future!

    • @420247paul
      @420247paul Рік тому +2

      Avi is a joy to listen too i catch him on event horizon all the time

    • @Jimb151
      @Jimb151 Рік тому +1

      Correct. He is sharp and knows he’s ahead of a lot of the dunderheads

  • @ario4795
    @ario4795 Рік тому +67

    Avi Loeb: "We found metal in the sea which came from outer space!"
    Robby: "So do you think there could be a secret alien civilization at the bottom of the ocean?"

    • @Curious_Skeptic
      @Curious_Skeptic Рік тому +2

      LOLZ

    • @shank2001
      @shank2001 Рік тому +12

      Way to ignore the details of what is actually occurring, which matter greatly here. Dr. Loeb said "perhaps manufactured" yet "probably Interstellar in origin" so the question was legitimate. The lab results will be important. Can't wait for more updates from Dr. Loeb on this groundbreaking research!!

    • @edgardorodriguez3710
      @edgardorodriguez3710 Рік тому +8

      @@shank2001guys like that guy is what makes having a serious talk about ufo and alien life hard. They always find a way to joke about it or dismiss it

    • @ario4795
      @ario4795 Рік тому +6

      @@shank2001 No, the question was just confused, as nothing Avi Loeb said suggested, indicated, hinted or was otherwise relevant to the idea that there might be an alien civilization in the ocean.

    • @Souljourney22
      @Souljourney22 Рік тому

      @@shank2001 it will turn out to be something mundane!

  • @BlaqDynomite
    @BlaqDynomite Рік тому +1

    I have been saying the Aliens live in the ocean. It makes the most sense. The earth is mostly water and this part of our world is the most unexplored. This is how they live here without us seeing them so much.

  • @michaelvanness4074
    @michaelvanness4074 Рік тому +56

    First of all, Briahna and Robby are a fantastic team and I wanted to say "Nicely done once again!" I've recently added this news stream to my daily news diet and I'm glad I did.

    • @squirehobbs6754
      @squirehobbs6754 Рік тому

      Amen to that...

    • @ianarmstrong9594
      @ianarmstrong9594 Рік тому +1

      They should have allowed a longer look at the fragments rather than just a quick glance

    • @rcantu1204
      @rcantu1204 Рік тому +1

      Same, i recently found them and have been watching since. I love thier dynamic and conversations they have. Great chemistry and love listening to both thier views and thier complete respect for each others views on different topics.

  • @notnotkevinjohn
    @notnotkevinjohn Рік тому +67

    Having some interstellar debris to analyze is a great accomplishment, and probably justifies the efforts that Loeb and his colleagues went to in trying to recover these objects. But the idea that their 'unusual' metallurgic properties should be interpreted as some indication that these are extraterrestrial technology simply doesn't hold up. We don't know what is usual and what is unusual for interstellar objects, because we've never been able to study them before.

    • @yourfinalhiringagency3890
      @yourfinalhiringagency3890 Рік тому +15

      Well it’s not only extraterrestrial but also extrasolar as well apparently - but I get what you’re saying, no reason to assume it’s alien created. Other meteors recovered from outside the solar system have weird elements in weird formations as is. If there were bolts recovered made from a new metal that would be awesome. But just a new metal is honestly on par with traveling meteors.

    • @sidv0227
      @sidv0227 Рік тому +4

      i think what he’s referring to as being unusual is it’s unusual compared to what humans manufacture and use. obviously it’s probably not unusual for whoever made it

    • @notnotkevinjohn
      @notnotkevinjohn Рік тому +2

      @@yourfinalhiringagency3890 Yeah, you are right, I should have said 'extraterrestrial technology' instead.

    • @br.m
      @br.m Рік тому +6

      If the title didn't say ALIENS in the OCEAN I probably wouldn't have clicked.

    • @noblecyborg-savage
      @noblecyborg-savage Рік тому +4

      but they've back engineered crafts since before Roswell

  • @robbiereilly
    @robbiereilly Рік тому +1

    Good show, literally! How very refreshing to see such a program with insightful hosts that are both knowledgable of the topic and respectful of the guest, letting them speak, etc. Well done. Glad I found this show. Cheers from Tokyo!

  • @flaparoundfpv8632
    @flaparoundfpv8632 Рік тому +3

    Outstanding. Thank you for being patient and allowing Avi to talk science. Your whole format is a breath of fresh air. Seriously.

  • @Nellosphere
    @Nellosphere Рік тому +1

    "... I'm not saying it's Aliens. But it was Aliens."

  • @simoncattle1434
    @simoncattle1434 Рік тому +9

    What a great piece. Bravo to Mr Loeb and his team. And Briahna and Robby are excellent hosts.

  • @AGenerationJones
    @AGenerationJones Рік тому +6

    I love to see someone so passionate and thrilled to do what they loves.

  • @esmeralda-yo8sl
    @esmeralda-yo8sl Рік тому

    Professor Avi Loeb is clearly excited about the finding, his enthusiasm is contagious. Keep us posted please.

  • @silversobe
    @silversobe Рік тому +2

    Scientists are coming forward from all over with clear indications of extraterrestrial crafts. About time. We are ready to accept we're not alone or the most intelligent beings in the universe. There is so much ahead.

  • @justicewillprevail1106
    @justicewillprevail1106 Рік тому +6

    So thankful we have a scientist like him. He's truly inspirational.

  • @hippyoffspring
    @hippyoffspring Рік тому +4

    Love that we’re getting a tour.
    I left Rising when Crystal and Saagar left, but Bobby and Briahna have brought me back. I enjoy both of your perspectives. Really enjoy your professional banter.

  • @like_no_other0430
    @like_no_other0430 Рік тому +2

    For a moment I thought the people were forgetting about the spacecraft crashing in Nevada, the whistle-blower saying we have 12 spaceships and of course that ufos are real.

  • @BadNewzBizzy
    @BadNewzBizzy Рік тому

    I’ve been saying this for 25 years.. in our oceans and rural areas. Even living in our cities.

  • @nk1974
    @nk1974 Рік тому +3

    Avi is awesome. He looks so happy and excited! Thank you for letting this brilliant man speak without interrupting him.

  • @MegaDadH
    @MegaDadH Рік тому +8

    Wow, what an inspiring scientist Avi Loeb is and hope he’s right ! So much disclosure coming through and all converging on a simple truth , we are not alone!

  • @brandaneaton9410
    @brandaneaton9410 Рік тому

    I am so glad everyone appreciates this professors genuine curiosity! Scientists like him give me real hope.

  • @aussiert
    @aussiert Рік тому +2

    Amazing I can’t describe how I feel thinking of the possibility that technology from interstellar civilisations found its way here Incredible.

  • @Syisulis
    @Syisulis Рік тому +7

    He is so happy, wow just that makes me believe him.

  • @familyfulkerson3257
    @familyfulkerson3257 Рік тому +13

    I wish I could ask Dr. Loeb, do they have a protocol to try and establish that these specific samples are from the object in question. I imagine, the best that can be done, is show with high probability the likelyhood of interstellar origin based on material analysis. Im pretty sure these type of granules are everwhere. (Not with otherworldly isotope ratios, or unknown to man alloy compositions, ofcourse...) Did they get any spectrum analysis of the object on its way in/down for comparison?

    • @momo_genX
      @momo_genX Рік тому

      Look my friends, I'm sure you are real cool, and I am a squirrel-friend of the Daily Wire, however, I can't bring it to myself to watch two people sitting at a desk in the same frame. I know I'm weird. I still cringe at the Quatering bookshelf

  • @ghostofsparta196
    @ghostofsparta196 Рік тому +2

    Imagine all the government has really cover up the fact there are aliens; and now a scientist from Harvard is tired of being denied information, so will now look for his own debris to recover. Thank you Avi Loeb for your search 🔍 👽

  • @observantmonkey4055
    @observantmonkey4055 Рік тому

    This is how you keep ppl engaged. Make them feel like they are there without talking down or being too complex in explanation. Reminds me of my teachers that gave a fk about their jobs.

  • @LarryAtherton
    @LarryAtherton Рік тому +11

    Can I just say that I’m loving this new team. I didn’t care for Briahna at first… but she definitely found her groove. Keep up the good work!

  • @jasonc5289
    @jasonc5289 Рік тому +5

    Great job to all who worked on this. I'm blown away. Great, great job Dr. Loeb.

  • @frankrichins369
    @frankrichins369 Рік тому +1

    I would love to be able to fallow Dr. Avi Loeb for a few days. He seems like he has fun with what he does. I will definitely be looking for more from Mr. Loeb and these 2 young journalist. Great interview. Thank you

  • @Skitzblock
    @Skitzblock Рік тому +1

    Just the fact that people dont immediately laugh is a step in the right direction.

  • @End420Prohibition
    @End420Prohibition Рік тому +23

    I have no doubt it is interstellar, or that a star that burns hotter and with more pressure can form metals not found in our solar system. Proving that this is manufactured or some kind of technology however seems like quite the stretch.

    • @emilianosintarias7337
      @emilianosintarias7337 Рік тому +6

      Maybe not a stretch to be able to prove or disprove, if true, in the harvard lab.

    • @billlyons7024
      @billlyons7024 Рік тому +7

      They don't have to prove that it was manufactured, only that it cannot occur in nature. It should be possible to do it with reasonable certainty.

    • @End420Prohibition
      @End420Prohibition Рік тому +2

      @@billlyons7024 well according to the Oxford dictionary, the definition of nature is already exclusive to being on this earth, so we already proved it cannot occur “in nature”.
      And I really fail to see how we would prove that a star that has properties wildly different from our own would be unable to produce metals that would not occur here.

    • @justz00t48
      @justz00t48 Рік тому +2

      ​@@End420ProhibitionWhat stars produce is predictable.

    • @End420Prohibition
      @End420Prohibition Рік тому +2

      @@justz00t48 our own star is predictable. Neutron stars, magnetars, and other types of stars: not so much

  • @gary5693
    @gary5693 Рік тому +9

    This is how science progresses and humanity learns more about the universe and reality by having scientists who are prepared to entertain any ideas and don't deny theories just because they aren't open minded... well done Mr Avi Loeb possible future holder of the Nobel peace prize

    • @TNT-km2eg
      @TNT-km2eg Рік тому +1

      My favourite comedy channel

  • @bplayerr1
    @bplayerr1 Рік тому +2

    Scientist: we are searching for signs of 👽 life i the ocean
    Same scientist: there are no aliens navigating our oceans

  • @karih9592
    @karih9592 Рік тому +3

    Yes, studying alien artifacts is easy but are you ready to study the reality of contact? To learn more, read the Allies of Humanity Briefings.

  • @gw7120
    @gw7120 Рік тому +3

    The thing with "aliens crashing into earth " most people are skeptical about is because they dont know how truly big the universe is , the crashes could all be crafts that could be 500millon years old , more less , floating in space for such a long time etc. Endless possiblities

  • @mikeharrington5593
    @mikeharrington5593 Рік тому +3

    Very promising. Isotopic laboratory analysis will confirm or otherwise whether the composition is of Earth origin, of artificial construction, etc. Prof Loeb's enthusiasm is sky high.

  • @joemarcou7335
    @joemarcou7335 Рік тому +1

    The most hilarious audience capture yet

  • @caiosanjuanc
    @caiosanjuanc Рік тому

    I love how passionate he is about this. Thanks for letting him talk!

  • @mikeandre9052
    @mikeandre9052 Рік тому +3

    You guys are covering this important topic a lot. I really appreciate watching these ufo reports.

  • @sammicerise8553
    @sammicerise8553 Рік тому +3

    Love this discovery, Avi is so nice to listen to. He’s a gent. Great segment

  • @theancientsancients1769
    @theancientsancients1769 Рік тому +1

    Those tiny alien objects he found were found in Russia too , but not in the sea decades ago!

  • @lacasa3514
    @lacasa3514 Рік тому

    Impressed with how sweet the newscasters were.

  • @gabemendoza1052
    @gabemendoza1052 Рік тому +4

    But when it comes to actual alien spacecraft, I highly doubt we'll locate where they are. Most likely, they're so deep beneath the ocean we won't be able to explore that part of the ocean.

  • @danielbrowne9089
    @danielbrowne9089 Рік тому +12

    This field needs more scientists like Avi approaching it in a rigorous and empirical manner. The smug male news reader kept his quips locked away on this one

    • @castorkat4868
      @castorkat4868 Рік тому

      how does he know what he found came from that meteor ? Going from "unusual metal composition "to that proves "alien manufacturing "is not very rigorous scientific methodology

  • @TiffanyRusell
    @TiffanyRusell 6 місяців тому

    shut up I'm so overwhelmed by how cute and passionate this scientist is about his work and discovery. " Science can be exciting!" Protect this man at all costs! 🥺

  • @rybfish76
    @rybfish76 Рік тому +2

    Avi is great! It would be nice if other scientists would jump on board and help as well.

  • @JM-ij1om
    @JM-ij1om Рік тому +2

    Great interview!! So interesting and loved him showing us the boat and sled! Very very cool 👍👍 Can't wait for updates!!

  • @Togidubnus
    @Togidubnus Рік тому +19

    This is brilliant news. This is such an exciting project, and the fact that they've recovered so much material of interest already means they're not going to be hauling anchor and heading for home any time soon. Bear in mind that this is only Phase One of the project. Can't wait to see what else they're going to drag up.

  • @grimreavers
    @grimreavers Рік тому

    Nice to see hosts who do not but in and talk over guest's..very patient...well done 👍

  • @lernen.ohne.angst.official2737

    This is my favorite segment this week! Thanks for letting him walk around the boat! Fantastic!

  • @stevesetzer3361
    @stevesetzer3361 Рік тому +17

    Was there an 8-10 foot tall alien with big eyes swimming around?

    • @franklin519
      @franklin519 Рік тому +2

      Yeah and he's looking at us and they're not human...a creature ..swear to God

    • @tazboy1934
      @tazboy1934 Рік тому

      He shud take the jab

    • @daryl9799
      @daryl9799 Рік тому

      Ya he's coming to kick you in the nuts for being ignorant so don't be surprised when it happens you will know why.