Harvard astronomer says alien technology visited in 2017, may have been distant civilization’s trash ...News

A Harvard astronomy professor believes a mysterious interstellar object that visited our solar system in 2017 was a type of alien technology and may even have been the discarded trash of another civilization. Avi Loeb has outlined his theory that the perplexing object dubbed ‘Oumuamua provides proof that highly-intelligent life exists elsewhere in the universe. ʻOumuamua – which roughly translates as Hawaiian for ‘Scout’ – is the first known interstellar object that was detected passing through the Solar System. It was first observed through the Pan-STARRS telescope at Hawaii's Haleakala Observatory in 2017. The 400 meter-long celestia

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