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  • Опубликовано: 30 май 2024
  • After finding more new questions in the South Pacific, the Galileo Project is preparing a new expedition to find more interstellar wreckage. Could it also be artificial?
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  • @angryman2406
    @angryman2406 Месяц назад +91

    Intellectual cowards who are so intensely afraid of being wrong, that they would rather wallow in the pool of the familiar than swim freely in the ocean of discovery.

    • @Evelyn35688
      @Evelyn35688 Месяц назад +6

      Well said. I do think they will all hop on the bandwagon as soon as enough of their colleagues do it first. Then and only then will they feel safe to speak their real opinions. Hoping that comes sooner than later.

    • @TheAngryAstronaut
      @TheAngryAstronaut  Месяц назад +7

      Indeed. Very eloquent words. Thanks!

    • @Blazingfireball977
      @Blazingfireball977 Месяц назад +2

      also the one to prove the existence of intelligent alien civilizations would be made the most famous person on earth

    • @cookymonstr7918
      @cookymonstr7918 Месяц назад

      What a pompous bullshit.

    • @stephenhurd1489
      @stephenhurd1489 Месяц назад

      ​@@TheAngryAstronautI assume you haven't realized all the channels who don't ask for money or make material only for members are doing great

  • @user-xv4qn8fp9d
    @user-xv4qn8fp9d Месяц назад +88

    I love listening to Avi Loeb.He maintanes a child like curiosity toward science that the a lot of the scientific community lack.

    • @tankourito5419
      @tankourito5419 Месяц назад

      And now you understand why the majority of atheists are unbearable.

    • @yoursportsnow9729
      @yoursportsnow9729 Месяц назад

      ruclips.net/video/rgKc36gr__g/видео.htmlsi=TvKVYAHkq3hwLJ6Y

    • @gary5693
      @gary5693 Месяц назад +15

      I totally agree with you... I believe that a genuine scientist starts asking questions as a child and never stops until he passes! I think that the best scientists are the ones with the most curiosity and they are what makes humanity more knowledgeable

    • @SincereSentinel
      @SincereSentinel Месяц назад +9

      Agreed. Conformity is a major problem in the Scientific community. Those willing to challenge long-standing narratives deserve praise, even if or when their theories prove inaccurate. The mere willingness to consider the largely unconsidered is an asset to humanity, not a liability.

    • @infidelcastro5129
      @infidelcastro5129 Месяц назад +9

      I think they don’t lack curiosity, they’re just afraid to express it. That’s sad.

  • @spleefthedude7747
    @spleefthedude7747 Месяц назад +39

    Avi Loeb is a true scientist. Open minded and fact driven

  • @pairashootpants5373
    @pairashootpants5373 Месяц назад +29

    Dr. Loeb is a modern-day hero imho. He is following the evidence and nothing else. I am certain he will be responsible for providing proof of intelligent ET visiting our solar system.

    • @jimmyzhao2673
      @jimmyzhao2673 Месяц назад +9

      Omigosh ! So refreshing to see a scientist get out in the field to do some *actual research* instead of like his fellow academics rotting behind their desks poo-pooing any suggestion of aliens visiting us.

    • @MichaelWinter-ss6lx
      @MichaelWinter-ss6lx Месяц назад

      But its impossible! With current tech, a probe needs over 40k years.
      We don't see them, 🙈 so they don't exist!

  • @UFO-Ark
    @UFO-Ark Месяц назад +15

    Thank you for reporting the UFO subject. Please keep reporting what the others won't.

  • @theeddorian
    @theeddorian Месяц назад +16

    The explanation for the attitude of the "scientific" community is that it is composed of humans. In their daily and even their professional lives, they lean toward dogma and scholasticism. The attitude appears in most sciences, and the press consults the "authorities," effectively nominating some specific clique as a high priesthood holding and dispensing the true path to scientific enlightenment. Sewing doubt is heretical, and the worst form of doubt is to show them in the light of being unreasonable. This leads to the "debunking" mind which is juvenile, and leans toward defacement and name-calling rather than proper scientific criticism. Presently, this is in part due to jealousy over funding. Science has become expensive. "Debunking" is not a word that should ever be used in a scientific context.

  • @JonnoPlays
    @JonnoPlays Месяц назад +6

    Avi has the security clearance and the insider info. This is just like when the astronaut Gordon Cooper located targets of interest for treasure hunters while he was orbiting the earth taking measurements for NASA. Those targets ended up yielding some of the largest shipwrecks and treasure hauls of all time. It's not out of this world to think that he's got information that could lead to a discovery.

  • @VictorFlores-hg2nu
    @VictorFlores-hg2nu Месяц назад +10

    Thank you for defending avi loeb!

  • @stonemason4902
    @stonemason4902 Месяц назад +15

    Gosh, Angry Astronaut looks very well - interesting topic.

  • @NGM.I.G.
    @NGM.I.G. Месяц назад +22

    The trouble with having an open mind, of course, is that people will insist on coming along and trying to put things in it.

    • @tankourito5419
      @tankourito5419 Месяц назад +4

      Such as aliens flying 1 trillion miles through dark space in technology from the 1960's just to hover in the sky, and then either disappear forever or crash land.

    • @joseredc
      @joseredc Месяц назад

      ​@@tankourito5419you should read Jacques Vallee. He stated that most likely crashed UFOs for the most part are what looks to be "donations". The occupants seem to be artificial intelligence and not real living beings.
      And a lot of other crashes are orchestrated by the military using high level EMP weapons in order to steal the technology from these crafts.
      Jacques Vallee is a prominent scientist by the way. He was also part of the project Blue Book from the government.

    • @macbuff81
      @macbuff81 Месяц назад

      Well said. Loeb has been going off the deep for quite some time now. If he actually finds real tangible proof, great, but until then, I'll trust the current science that points to natural causes

    • @cobbyclan3466
      @cobbyclan3466 Месяц назад +2

      They fly trillions of miles through space, and then their anti-gravity device fails, and they crash. Welcome to the Greer/Corbell/Angry/Loeb show.

    • @iraniansuperhacker4382
      @iraniansuperhacker4382 Месяц назад +2

      @@tankourito5419 this isnt very good reasoning for a number of reasons

  • @mattsapero1896
    @mattsapero1896 Месяц назад +3

    For the skeptics, ICYMI: Consider this… In 1995, I had a girlfriend who told me about a weird experience she had (when she was about 11 years old) in Boulder, Colorado in the very early 80s when it was a little town up against the mountain. Her mom had woken her up and taken her to the window where they stood staring at a classic ufo literally resting on the ground at the base of the mountain in the middle of town. It was silver with a row of lights rotating around the center. They stood there for several minutes(?) in a sort of trance and the mother eventually said “let’s go to bed” while the UFO was clearly still there. The next morning the mom asked if she remembered. She said yes and the mom said “let’s not talk about that again”. She drew me what she remembered the craft looked like. She hadn’t talked to her mom about the experience since it happened. I dropped the subject. When her mom visited, I sat her down and asked her to tell me what happened back in Boulder. She hesitated, but then said she was driving back home from a party way on the other side of town when she saw the UFO at the base of the mountain and she freaked out! She drove like a crazy person way out of the way to avoid the UFO, then she came up to her house and just remembers getting her daughter and the two standing there and the rest is identical. I had her draw the craft and it was identical to what the daughter had drawn for me.
    So what was the UFO (and any possible occupants) doing in the center of that small town in the middle of the night? One can only imagine. Did/Do they do this to lots of other small towns in the middle of nowhere even today?
    ---
    More details:
    She described Boulder back then as a town with one main street running from the mountain & straight through the little town. If you were a mile away on the ground and looking at the town, you’d see the UFO (classic saucer shape, large metallic shell, a row of white lights moving along a line running horizontally across the center of the craft) apparently on the ground right in the center of town and right against the bottom of the mountain. Over on the right side of town was the house where my girlfriend lived back then. The mom was coming back from a party way over on the left side of town and, when she saw the UFO, she freaked out and instead of driving right up to the UFO, she made a right, drove a bit to get away from the ufo, made a left to cut across and then made another left to go to the back side of the house. She ran in and picked up her daughter, my eventual gf, and carried her to the window to look out at the UFO. At that point, they both seem to have gone under some kind of a trance, the mom said, “Hey, , let’s go to bed.” And they did, etc. With a freaking huge UFO in full view of their house! I will try to find some photos online of Boulder back in the early 80s. The “Mork & Mindy” tv show came out a few years earlier and soon thereafter the town exploded in size and looks totally different now. She really wasn’t “into” this topic of high strangeness. She was a lawyer. I really don’t want to call her to get more details because she didn’t end the relationship in a particularly nice way. She’s a complicated person.
    Found these links to images of Boulder from history:
    fineartamerica.com/featured/1970s-boulder-colorado-usa-vintage-images.html
    (This one shows Boulder in the 1970s & you can see it right up against the mountain as my ex-gf described)…
    www.colorado.edu/coloradan/2018/03/15/century-views-colorado
    (Early image of Boulder shows how it was built right up against the mountain.)
    (Update: I watched “Resident Alien” and it’s set a small town in Colorado up against a mountain just like Boulder! I’ve also seen various people who’ve responded to this story with their own ufo experiences around the Boulder area.)

  • @RavenTD46
    @RavenTD46 Месяц назад +30

    Wait till Avi tells them the sun is the centre of the solar system.

    • @Roguescienceguy
      @Roguescienceguy Месяц назад +3

      Fun fact: the center of the solar system is not the sun. It usually lays just a tad outside of the sun due to the gravitational pull of Jupiter

    • @jimmyzhao2673
      @jimmyzhao2673 Месяц назад +3

      @@Roguescienceguy YES ! So true, thank you for this comment. A great fact to bring up at parties when there are a few nerds present who can appreciate it.

    • @MichaelWinter-ss6lx
      @MichaelWinter-ss6lx Месяц назад

      While the idea is absolutely right, the devil is in the detail. Jupiter is huge, but has less than 0.1% Solar mass. The gravitational center is near the edge of the Sun, still just within.

  • @mymanmiles393
    @mymanmiles393 Месяц назад +4

    As I lose trust in the media and the scientists i find myself looking to the angry astronaut for my space news!

  • @humblemonkm61
    @humblemonkm61 Месяц назад +10

    Hey!🤨 I told you in confidence about the monkeys flying out of my butt while being chased by the abdominal snowman & now you just outed me to the whole world!😲🤭😜🤣🤣

  • @jasonstevens7957
    @jasonstevens7957 Месяц назад +2

    Nice one dude, great news that Avi is going back and I'm very pleased to here it from your good self

  • @antonnym214
    @antonnym214 Месяц назад +15

    The reason for reluctance in the established science community to acknowledge the possibility of E.T. life is because of Majestik 12. The committee formed By Truman to figure out how to publicly handle the phenomenon in the wake of the Roswell Crash. The U.S. first Secretary of Defense, James Forrestal, who was in the group, wanted to tell everything, because he felt the public has the right to know we are not alone. He was overridden by the other members. The result was the U.S.' official policies of ridicule and denial. Then, in 1960, when NACA was becoming NASA, they comissioned a report from a washington think tank called the Brookings Institute. The study was to determine what the effect would be on society if we knew of extraterrestrial intelligence. The result of the study after one year was like the line from A Few Good Men: "You can't handle the truth!" (great movie by the way!) Ever since it has been NASA's mission to collect what data they could, but to publicly dismiss it.

    • @kahlrhoam6769
      @kahlrhoam6769 Месяц назад

      I’m not holding my breath about the part of Gov’t Disclosure dealing with the existence of other ‘exotic’ civilizations existing out there in spacetime, but I DO want our civilization to be able to get our scientist’s hands on UFO technology that the CIA is hoarding.
      That’s still not likely, as the CIA knows, whomever possesses G = k/t, runs Earth & likely, vast portions of this galaxy, possibly even more. 🛸

  • @mercerconsulting9728
    @mercerconsulting9728 Месяц назад +1

    It's almost surreal: these folks are dredging the ocean bottom for fragments, and at the same time there are teams back-engineering ET spacecraft in secret.

  • @gary5693
    @gary5693 Месяц назад +5

    I was taught at school to consider every option no matter how unlikely and investigate every one and dismiss them until you are left with the only one it could possibly be!!

  • @yesnomaby
    @yesnomaby Месяц назад

    To tack into the wind is how you discover new worlds.
    My hats off to him, has published more papers than any of his critics.
    A true gem in the ruff.

  • @caseymead9399
    @caseymead9399 Месяц назад

    Great job putting these together. Thank you for service, and you are appreciated more than I can verbalize.

  • @upupuptheziggurat.liketysplit
    @upupuptheziggurat.liketysplit Месяц назад +4

    You know where I stand on the matter.
    The Core is long gone now.
    It survived, powered and well, thanks to the shell it was likely encased in, and it wandered off on the sea bed, to furfill its directive.

  • @ScuzCuz
    @ScuzCuz Месяц назад +2

    Have you heard of the conspiracy theory stating that there is a gigantic mother ship in the middle of the burmuda triangle . Apparently it’s been there forever since before us. And it’s the thing releasing all the UAPs flying our airspace that we see. That’s why we see them going transmedium as well. Because they come from under water. That the US actually knows this already but keeps it completely under wraps. That quite possibly these spherals the Avi Lobe found from the craft that dropped them from space when it orbited close to us but this is how they drop materials for the mother ship under the ocean. It’s sooo deep down there and it’s really private that when boats and crafts get close to it, it just sucks them in and makes them disappear, hence why things going mysteriously missing around that triangle. It was explained in a much more believable way somewhere, I can’t recall exactly where I heard it. But my synopsis doesn’t do it justice. But apparently it’s huge and under our ocean.

  • @cannotfindmyshoes3
    @cannotfindmyshoes3 Месяц назад

    4:41 You hit the nail right on the head, fella and I am very peeved about it all too.
    Great fan of your stuff. I may even become a Patron soon. Keep 'em coming, man! Salute!

  • @PhilTParker
    @PhilTParker Месяц назад +2

    Great video Dr. J! Just kidding, I’m not sure if you are a doctor. But you certainly put up great videos. The goal of Dr. Loeb’s mission is laudable, and I hope that he is able to see it through. How exciting, to potentially be standing on the deck of that ship when an unknown, extra solar system object is retrieved off of the ocean floor.
    This is an effort that is by no means guaranteed of succeeding, but it is worth attempting. Because Dr. Loeb’s team already have a map of the plume of debris from it on the ocean floor, I find it likely that they will be able to follow the trail of debris to its source. And having done so, they may very well be able to retrieve the main object itself. It’s a sorry state of current science which upon his trying to do so, many scientists in that field will find themselves hoping Dr. Loeb fails. In any case, I hope he does succeed and I can’t wait to hear about the result of the mission!

  • @Xexorian
    @Xexorian Месяц назад

    Thanks for the update, AA!

  • @pjsebadoh5412
    @pjsebadoh5412 Месяц назад

    Love love LOVE, the NHI content, your perspective brings a sense of refreshing sanity to a subject that has had me sketched out quite a bit ✌️

  • @NicholasNerios
    @NicholasNerios Месяц назад +1

    Fantasize, an intelligent life form sees earth hundred millions of light years away, they launch a probe to take atmosphere readings and it falls into the ocean.
    Finding an alien probe would be exciting.

  • @flatujalok
    @flatujalok Месяц назад +1

    Love your commentary man. You’re the best

  • @johanandresacostaortiz444
    @johanandresacostaortiz444 Месяц назад

    I like this "Angry Alien" , put a very diferentiate firm in your content, at same time feels very serius/ acurrate like The normal Agry Astronaut videos

  • @xFKNTOOLx
    @xFKNTOOLx Месяц назад +1

    I'd imagine Military and or other 3 letter agencies have already searched and found this object if in fact it was artificial.

  • @Silversaucer2014-kz1ct
    @Silversaucer2014-kz1ct Месяц назад

    Thank you for everything you do

  • @josephcorcoran8714
    @josephcorcoran8714 Месяц назад +1

    Kevin Knuth has some awesome calculations for travel times taking into account the acceleration rates of UAP which have been observed.

  • @Souljourney22
    @Souljourney22 Месяц назад +1

    The quote by Frank b. Salisbury ph.d comes to mind when you think about the scientific community and this topic.

  • @jeechun
    @jeechun Месяц назад

    Very well said, Jordan. 👍

  • @jzj2212
    @jzj2212 Месяц назад +1

    It’s not their closed minded, they know: it’s the stigma!

  • @lewisdye1002
    @lewisdye1002 Месяц назад

    Extremely interesting and fascinating subject. Your coverage seems to cover the known facts and likely details, and a glimpse of the results of the new expedition. My only complaint is the use of the footage from the tictac occurrence which we have seen till it has worn holes in the images ;)

  • @walterlyzohub8112
    @walterlyzohub8112 Месяц назад +1

    I agree we need another expedition with better equipment just so we can settle the issue.

  • @joarlaupstad8725
    @joarlaupstad8725 Месяц назад

    Love your work. 🙏💪

  • @bato2699
    @bato2699 Месяц назад +1

    Remember how reporters always laughed before now they just refuse to talk about it

  • @RV4aviator
    @RV4aviator Месяц назад

    Holy Moly..! Who is this...! Oh it's Angry Astro without a beard...! 🤣 Cheers mate , totally agree with your assessment of modern day Scientific thought. Closed mind= stagnation. Open mind= growth of understanding.

  • @OniMetsuki
    @OniMetsuki Месяц назад

    If you are not curious you are unlikely to look. Closed eyes make for bad science.
    I am Very glad there are curious people in this World

  • @byergo
    @byergo Месяц назад +1

    I'd love to have a beer with Dr. Loeb! He is an intellectual GIANT!

  • @brianvanschyndel8686
    @brianvanschyndel8686 Месяц назад

    Right on the money on this one! I agree completely!

  • @jvarga2
    @jvarga2 Месяц назад +1

    Thanks!

  • @stevewood6540
    @stevewood6540 Месяц назад +1

    Avi rocks ...

  • @Traderjoe
    @Traderjoe Месяц назад +9

    Anyone who has been around as an adult from the 1980’s onwards knows that the claims of scientists, particularly regarding so called climate change, will remember the hysteria that they caused. One year the rainforests in Brazil were burning at 500 acres a day and the rainforest would be totally gone by the year 2000. Meanwhile, it’s 2024 and you can fly over it in a jet for 4 hours and never once see the ground through the dense jungle canopy. Where happened? Then there was global cooling. Then it was global warming. Hysteria on top of hysteria. Finally they gave up and declared it climate change to cover their asses. It’s all baloney. After the ice age these scientists said the world was pristine. That what caused the mammoths and woolly rinos to go extinct was man. Always man is the bad guy. Meanwhile it’s obvious to anyone who looks into it that whether the climate changes in an afternoon or over a millennium, all life quickly evolved to fill the void. There’s nothing to be worried about! The vents in the bottom left f the ocean and spewing huge amounts of carbon dioxide. Oil is trickling up in bubbles from the sea floor. The climate was changing when we were cave men. If Greenland lost its i e, forests would grow and begin absorbing carbon dioxide to feed the plants cellular structures. Everything balances out. There’s all these organizations that prey upon the fear of people. So why do we trust scientists anymore? They are all after funding from politicians. Of course they are going to conclude what politics those politicians want them to discover in their research! They are being paid to say climate change is ruining the world. Why? Because in the 1900’s, fortunes were made off of oil. They wish they could get on that bandwagon and so now they are inventing electric cars and batteries to become the next Standard Oil. It’s all the same scam in a different suit. Stop worrying about it. You are their tool!

    • @logic.and.reasoning
      @logic.and.reasoning Месяц назад

      Mainstream media makes science look bad by misunderstanding. Then the wannabes make claims to get famous. Science is great, misunderstanding it by people makes it look bad.

    • @baneverything5580
      @baneverything5580 Месяц назад

      You can screw a solar panel to an old toaster and sell it to one of these clowns.

  • @ThatUFOShowUFOBustersAustralia
    @ThatUFOShowUFOBustersAustralia Месяц назад

    Hello mate much ❤ from Sydney Australia 🇦🇺

  • @monashsq4001
    @monashsq4001 Месяц назад

    The problem is that most fields have a yawning gulf between the most enlightened and the dim. The most enlightened making up 1%.

  • @pantherstealth1645
    @pantherstealth1645 Месяц назад

    AND he is one of the most, or THE most successful uap related scientist.

  • @quivalla
    @quivalla Месяц назад

    What is very interesting and little known is that Michael Shermer the founding publisher of skeptic magazine, helped fund the previous exposition and is very interested in the results of Avi Loeb. Shermer is a skeptic but he listens and reasons and is open minded. Very different than blatant rejection of this kind of research to protect reputation. To prove or disprove. That's all we all seek

  • @friendlyone2706
    @friendlyone2706 Месяц назад

    The aliens among us do not want the possibility of their existence revealed.

  • @Marstruth
    @Marstruth Месяц назад

    I need to go on this expedition...

  • @johnbowman476
    @johnbowman476 Месяц назад

    The one good thing about the poor state journalism is it gives AA a niche to eke out a living providing more realistic views of what's really going on in space

  • @TheMistacrazybones
    @TheMistacrazybones Месяц назад +2

    Modern day "journalism" and "science" have lost their credibility due to functioning as a high school clique.

  • @lennylama
    @lennylama Месяц назад

    How can we be even a little bit surprised at how Harvard University and the majority of Dr. Loeb's colleagues have shunned and ridiculed him on this topic? Look at what Harvard did to Dr. John Mack, a Pulitzer Prize winning author, and the head of the psychiatry department at Harvard Medical School, back in the mid 1990's. Harvard and other schools have a history of discrediting and admonishing those individuals who have the nerve to ask and wonder anything that doesn't align with their agendas. Never color outside of the lines.

  • @LetsomD
    @LetsomD Месяц назад

    We should be going after this just to study the material properties and increase our understanding of physics

  • @SLDM1962
    @SLDM1962 Месяц назад

    They are closed minded because of the ENERGY aspect of inter-galactic travel ! They are not stopping off at Texaco to fill up !

  • @plbmmusic8539
    @plbmmusic8539 Месяц назад +1

    Thanks

  • @googleaccountuser3116
    @googleaccountuser3116 Месяц назад

    Wearing sunglasses indoors? Are we going to have our memories wiped? Just look into the camera! 😎 We are the men in black. 🎶

  • @lousid171
    @lousid171 Месяц назад

    As a layman I claim:
    Not an unusually high resistence of the material was the reason that some of it is preserved, but the unusually high velocity of the object. The time of contact with the atmosphere was simply too short for the object to totally disintegrate.

  • @Odder-Being
    @Odder-Being Месяц назад +8

    Journalism is dead. It is all about the clicks, right or wrong doesn't matter any more.

    • @Mrbfgray
      @Mrbfgray Месяц назад

      Then it was never alive. Yellow news in NOT new.

  • @AgadorSpartacus100
    @AgadorSpartacus100 Месяц назад

    I totally agree Angry, look at Neil de G.T. He is absolutely myopic in his approach to the potential for ETs. With regards Avi L. good luck to him, but I think it’s also how he comes across really winds people up, his curious child on a farm story is repetitive as are most of his stories, he is also a very bitter man who would do well to rise above it. It’s a shame, we need more like him

  • @heilong79
    @heilong79 Месяц назад

    I dont think it is artifical but I would imagine an interseller object could have unknow elements we have not seen before.

  • @mikeharrington5593
    @mikeharrington5593 Месяц назад +1

    There's no harm in having "what if?" fantasies. Why else is NASA conducting space exploration if not to advance our knowledge of the unknown ?

  • @lithiumvalleyrocksprospect9792
    @lithiumvalleyrocksprospect9792 Месяц назад

    One would assume an object travelling at an extreme velocity would have an extreme structural integrity otherwise it would not survive the forces during slingshot

    • @tyvernoverlord5363
      @tyvernoverlord5363 Месяц назад

      Honeycombing, internal support and shock dampening, lattice support structure, materials that already have immense strength, nanolamination of elements and alloys, mixing heavy metals together, structural integrity fields, inertial dampeners, design zones meant to crumble and cocoon the inner parts against impact or even implosion, etc.
      It'd have to be a tuff nut to crack

    • @lithiumvalleyrocksprospect9792
      @lithiumvalleyrocksprospect9792 Месяц назад

      It's just like alluvial gemstones... The process of erosion and transport in stream gravel naturally breaks off the weaker parts of the stone such that what you eventually find is the hardest most crystalline perfect part that resisted the forces that transported it to where it's found....
      Another property of ultra high speed objects would be heat resistance.
      It's a form of natural selection
      There must be a minimum set of properties that enables an object to survive the acceleration to ultra fast... So finding naturally occurring meta materials is a worthy pursuit.

  • @mtgAzim
    @mtgAzim Месяц назад

    You should definitely try some aviators. I bet they'd look cool on you. 😎👍🏻

  • @cookymonstr7918
    @cookymonstr7918 Месяц назад

    2:10 Why. Let's pretend, that invoking the "hidden third party" would be generally acceptable method of explaining things... wait, we've been there already.

  • @freshsheets_
    @freshsheets_ Месяц назад

    I does seem to feel like we are living in a clown world more and more.

  • @de-bodgery
    @de-bodgery Месяц назад +1

    You don't seriously think that NASA "lost" all the film footage from an entire Apollo mission do you? It's hardly lost! It's classified above top secret because of what it shows on our moon! Obfuscation, lies, deception and marginalization are the name of the game when it comes to ET's and their craft! Why this is the case I don't know facts, just theories, but you know it's happening all the same!

  • @tbthedozer
    @tbthedozer Месяц назад

    If I was a betting man, I’d bet the Earth is more likely to be struck by an interstellar object than us finding a Dyson Sphere with the Hubble space telescope, maybe even the JWST.

  • @andyworth2273
    @andyworth2273 Месяц назад

    Keep up the fight, sir! Closed-minded people always put their ego ahead of the outcome and perceive those who seek clarification as to their progress or agenda. Too many of our so-called scientific and or intellectual geniuses display this trait. The problem does not lie with them though, it's the political system which in turn allows for the powerful few to stifle information flow and block potential positive outcomes for the human race. You, and people like you, from all walks of life, will hopefully be the catalyst for change.

  • @Steely_Fran
    @Steely_Fran Месяц назад

    They're treating Avi Loeb like they did Dr. John Mack.

  • @JonnoPlays
    @JonnoPlays Месяц назад +1

    This many people want the beard back 🧔 👇

  • @charleslivingston2256
    @charleslivingston2256 Месяц назад

    It is bad that bringing forward hypotheses for extraterrestrial technology as a possible cause is mocked and not considered.
    It is frustrating when those considering such make the additional step of using "when you have eliminated the impossible, whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth" to jump from "it could be aliens" to "it is aliens." Assuming that we have eliminated the impossible implies much more complete physics knowledge that we have (while at the same time using any "impossible given our current state of science/technology" aspects of alien origin as proof that it must be aliens rather than some natural phenomenon that we don't understand.

  • @DR-mp4gv
    @DR-mp4gv Месяц назад

    I'm thinking of them meeting up with something out of a John Carpenter movie😮

  • @MrGoesBoom
    @MrGoesBoom Месяц назад

    Well, where else would one store their legions of flight capable simians?

  • @johngrimsley8848
    @johngrimsley8848 Месяц назад

    Did you color your hair? Looks good.

  • @robcuthbert8257
    @robcuthbert8257 Месяц назад

    After our great observatories have shown us the vast number of galaxies that exist in the universe, it is irresponsible to assume that humans are the only intelligent life, anywhere.

  • @DirtyLifeLove
    @DirtyLifeLove Месяц назад

    Don’t forget envy of Leob’s celebrity status

  • @DGPPhysics
    @DGPPhysics Месяц назад

    What about the other interstellar object that fall near Portugal in the Atlantic?

  • @openleft4214
    @openleft4214 Месяц назад +1

    I trust science just not alot of the scientist

  • @TopwizSoft
    @TopwizSoft Месяц назад

    It was remnants from the explosion of Alderaan.

  • @jvarga2
    @jvarga2 Месяц назад

    did Dr Loeb really say "spaghettification"?? :)

  • @InstigatorDJ
    @InstigatorDJ Месяц назад

    We have only ever observed one interstaller object in our system. There are no interstellar Meteorites. lol

  • @steveadams7550
    @steveadams7550 Месяц назад +2

    Angry, if you think that the scientists are open minded, you don't know scientists. Only the approved ideas are ok.

  • @de-bodgery
    @de-bodgery Месяц назад

    Welcome to the agenda of obfuscation! It has been with us since the 1940's at least!

  • @CraigMcDonald1234
    @CraigMcDonald1234 Месяц назад

    The COVID debacle taught me that scientists are no different than politicians and lemmings. "Follow the science" they spewed.

  • @damfadd
    @damfadd Месяц назад

    We live in the dark age of science thought ...
    ThanK dog for JWST and it ability to have questions be asked of the universe

  • @Cedartreetechnologies
    @Cedartreetechnologies Месяц назад

    Ya think maybe possibly the US Navy picked it up already? I would assume any main mass is long gone.

  • @Gavin-hg2kk
    @Gavin-hg2kk Месяц назад

    Luckily angry astronaut is more of a scientist than 80 percent of so called scientists.

  • @benjaminyerka97
    @benjaminyerka97 Месяц назад

    Party on Wayne!!! 😂

  • @executivesteps
    @executivesteps Месяц назад

    “They” cross the interstellar medium with ease and then seem to have engine trouble and crash on Earth on a regular basis.
    OK.

  • @larrymallet9959
    @larrymallet9959 Месяц назад

    Fascinating. It is shocking that investigating this is not deemed worthy by many scientists and joirnalists. This is just plain dumb.

  • @84Rabbitz
    @84Rabbitz Месяц назад

    Did any hydrophones detect a big spash at the time it came down?

  • @darthjarwood7943
    @darthjarwood7943 Месяц назад

    Werent the recent possible dyson sphere discoveries all around class M dwarf stars?

  • @notyouraveragegoldenpotato
    @notyouraveragegoldenpotato Месяц назад +1

    Fishing expedition. Whatever it WAS, It is LONG gone. It would've been immediately swooped up by a retrieval team that knew it was coming and was staged. Say what you will about the shenanigans pulled by agencies.. they are dang efficient

    • @Marstruth
      @Marstruth Месяц назад

      And let's not forget how he knew about it in the first place...
      The department of defense told him about it, AFTER they recovered the "big pieces"...
      And only let them with the little marbles to pick up off of the ocean floor.

  • @Master-im7jc
    @Master-im7jc Месяц назад

    Angry, you seem very calm about this, Dr Loeb is a respected scientist, have you never read Carl Sagan on new theories? This does not get me my Angry, it really hacks me off, let me see the old Angry Astronaut and get Angry !!!!

  • @user-mb9zx9lg7p
    @user-mb9zx9lg7p Месяц назад

    when we were constantly lied to about the most important issue of the times notably covid don't be surprised that they lost their credibility

  • @TankUni
    @TankUni Месяц назад

    When it comes to this sort thing, seems to me the scientific community very much depends on having accepted scientific theories adjacent and that can be used as 'leaping off' points for further exploration.
    When it comes to extraterrestrial artifacts etc...they're not quite there yet. For example, from the scientific POV, it hasn't even been confirmed there's life elsewhere in the solar system, much less life further beyond - certainly not intelligent life capable of sending payloads interstellar distances. Hence the pooh-poohing.

  • @FeralRabbit
    @FeralRabbit Месяц назад

    I can handle the answer no matter what it is but do the actual process science requires.