Tag: astronomy

A journalistic deep dive into methods and theories surrounding attempts to communicate with unidentified aerial phenomena, exploring the historical context, proposed techniques, and the ongoing scientific debate.

Exploring speculative methodologies for establishing contact with unidentified flying objects, this feature delves into theories of communication with non-human intelligence.

On January 16, the head of Harvard University’s astronomy department, Prof. Abraham Loeb, gave an interview where he defended his controversial paper that the interstellar object detected by a Hawaii based telescope on October 19, 2017, and named “Oumuamua”, was a spacecraft of some kind. While astronomers continue to debate the scant scientific data gleaned from telescopes to determine Oumuamua’s origins and nature, a whistleblower/insider’s report of an alleged covert space mission to Oumuamua that acquired much scientific data after landing on it is being ignored.