Possible Alien spacecraft in Solar System

[petro]

It means that 30-40% of Harvard astrophysics have been watching way too many episodes of Star Wars. The galaxy has been thoroughly explored and there is no threat other than reruns of "Invaders from Mars". The closest star is over 4,000 light years away and even if a space ship could travel at the speed of light the distance can't even be calculated.

We haven't explored shit of the galaxy, let alone the depths of our own oceans. We've thrown a few robots around the solar system, but still have very limited knowledge of our own neighborhood.
The closest star system is a trinary just over 4 light years away. Not 4,000.

Alpha Centauri is the closest star system to our solar system, located about 4.37 light-years away. It is a triple-star system consisting of two sun-like stars, Alpha Centauri A and B, that orbit each other, and a third, smaller star, Proxima Centauri, which orbits the pair. The system is a prime target for the search for exoplanets, with Proxima Centauri known to host at least three planets, including Proxima b, a rocky "super-Earth" in its habitable zone.

 

[JGalt]

Maybe they are intergalactic Jews from the planet Joozian ??

If they were, scientists would have detected gold, not nickel.

 

[whitehall]

None of us have enough time left on this earth to explore the nearest star. So the expectation that out of space investigators are exploring Earth is a fantasy. It's a shame that pop Harvard scientists are in on it.




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[toobfreak]

30-40 percent chance says this Harvard astrophysics

The guy's a boob yanking people's chains trying to make a buck.

Nothing unusual going on here.

 

[Quasar44]

The guy's a boob yanking people's chains trying to make a buck.

Nothing unusual going on here.

He has a PHD from Harvard in Astro Physics

 

[toobfreak]

He has a PHD from Harvard in Astro Physics

He can wipe his ass with it. 3I/Atlas is just a peculiar cometary body passing through the solar system. Even its anti-tail pointing toward the Sun isn't all that uncommon. Nothing but Harvard-generated click-bait.

The Physics of Cometary Anti-tails as Observed in 3I/ATLAS

Observations of interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS at 3.8 au show an elongated coma similar to a cometary tail but pointing in the direction of the Sun. This type of anti-tail, not a result of perspective, may not have been previously observed. We explain the anti-tail as an anisotropic extension of...

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[Quasar44]

The guy's a boob yanking people's chains trying to make a buck.

Nothing unusual going on here.

It fooled me , I thought it was an alien invasion

 

[braalian]

It’s going to take more than some rando on YouTube to convince me

Any real, legit evidence of possible ET life would be all over every newsfeed, everywhere

These sorts of videos are just nonsense