'Nothing like it': Loeb on interstellar meteor found in ocean | Elizabeth Vargas Reports

Researchers on the interstellar expedition team of the Galileo Project completed an early analysis of fragments from the first recognized interstellar meteor, which crashed on Earth in 2014. Avi Loeb, the head of the Galileo Project, tells "Elizabeth Vargas Reports" that scientists believe the objects originated from outside our solar system.

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[cosmicllama]

"It's easier to get the truth from the bottom of the ocean than it is to get it out of a politician"

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[Joe.T]

Great interview! Avi is currently my favorite scientist. He persevered in spite of other scientists ridiculing him and it paid off! Thank you NewsNation for bringing him on.

[dustyh]

I love seeing the joyful look on Avi's face every time he speaks about things he's passionate about! Keep up the great work Avi (& News Nation)!

[hervigdewilde]

Material being "interstellar" is not exactly controversial - gold wasn't made locally - but the leap to "it's alien technology" is pretty huge...

[invisiblecollege]

Really like this anchor. She’s treating this subject with respect

[Saiyajin]

They can find a small meteor that comes from light years away in the ocean but not a plane that was lost years ago. 😮

[davidkingsford]

Well done again, News Nation. Avi Loeb is absolutely fantastic. What a champion for young and coming scientists, to look up to.

[nunyabiznez]

Absolutely how they were able to track where the meteor broke THEN WENT SEARCHING IN THE OCEAN to find something ssoooo insanely small 0_o

Even he and the team weren't expecting to find anything, but it was worth the expedition and it paid off!!!

Bravo!!! 🙏 🥰🤗😁👽🥹😲😎

[ricksgrandauditorium]

How does it take 85 years to find the titanic at a known location yet Avi Loeb finds grains of sand in a landscape of sand under 1 mile of ocean water. Flabbergasted

[glstickman]

I think it is wonderful that Abi actually used scientific methods and followed his heart to make this historical discovery!

[seacaster]

Elizabeth Vargas is such a great reporter. The world needs more like her.

[Baleur]

Avi knows something. You dont just mount an expedition like this on a random hunch.
He knows definitively that something significant went down in that area, and thats why he's going through the trouble to find it.

[reaper]

Refreshing to see someone doing real science for a change.

[WestOfEarth]

It's clearly an amazing discovery, and Dr Loeb and his team deserve all the acolades.

[Pierre-Leloup]

He saved his best observation for the last minute of this interview, yet another act of courage for this great man ;-) Thanks to him for supporting Grusch and to promote the end of the coverup. Can't wait to see what will happen in the Mexico congressionnal hearing on september 12 !

[karenm]

I am struggling with the timing and the odds of finding such miniscule fragments in a vast ocean.

[craigpennington]

Great interview and it's a true deal. He's not lying about it or trying to cover up something. Thanks News Nation for posting this. Things have been happening rapidly & the public needs to know about it.

[astroshooter]

Avi is a real scientist... unlike NDT. 😊

[darrenscriven]

Avi is Great, he is a straight-talking and no-bullshit kind of guy. If only other certain people in the public eye who have something to do with the UAP/UFO situation were like Avi, we would have been so much closer to the truth by now!

[Jonnygurudesigns]

Avi Loeb is a treasure to humanity. What a lovely human being.. he makes space cool