Harvard Scientist: GALILEO Project Proves Humans Can NO LONGER Ignore Possible ALIEN Existence

Dr. Avi Loeb, professor at Harvard University, his creation of The Galileo Project.

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[-Gorbi-]

“What’s driving this new interest in UFO’s?”

Idk, thousands of credible UFO reports for the last 70 years?

[JosephNJ]

Saagar checking in, "Yippee, more UFOs!"

[ashleysayss]

This is the only guy I’ve heard in recent history that talks about “not making the mistakes of the past” and “working together” and it’s a lesson we all should learn and use in practice in our everyday lives. Look at the mess of things in the world right now, especially the White House. How different things would be if the people who make decisions for the rest of us, right or wrong, actually considered more then just their own selfish interests and areas of self proclaimed “expertise.” I agree with what this guy says about having an open mind with this sort of thing. He is 100% right about how small our perspective is. He comes across very humble and genuinely passionate about his area of expertise too me.

[BayouBreakdown]

Forget beyond Earth, I’m still waiting for scientists to discover intelligent life on this rock.

[spanosspanos]

The sharing of truth and the pursuit of discovery should never be delayed...

[justinahole]

The looks on the faces of the hosts as the guest was speaking was PRICELESS!!! From amusement to, what can only be described as "being fed a bug, " to cheering it on - that was a fun, if not puff piece, of a segment. LOL!

[bradroy]

This is Saagar's baby kids, , , , this silly conversation is and has been moot since ever. If ya can't get your head around the fact we are not alone in this dimension or universe or Omni verse or whatever we are mixed up in then that is unfortunate for you. Denial and self absorbed self grandizing is also dangerous as its creates fear and Ideologues. I have had proof since my child hood and that proof has guided me through 59 years now and has given me the comfort of awareness and some fantastic experiences so far. No need for fear is my point. Humility is a very positive human trait and knowing what I know has humbled me my entire life. So keep your senses sharp folks as you have the ability to know when you are not alone. Take some comfort in that eh, , , , its well worth it.

[ethereummining]

Every scientist should be as curious, open-minded, humble and ready to experiment/collect the data as Avi Loeb. Living legend, he'll be remembered 👏

[JosephNJ]

Maybe the aliens also have a prime directive, not to interact or make contact with civilizations that lack warp technology.

[chaosking]

Great segment, you should definitely invite this professor back, I would love to hear even a deeper dive on to this subject.

[royalspin]

My kind of scientist . He's curious, open minded, has a good attitude and he's not bogged down with dogma and determined to find answers no matter where it leads us . I hope he and his team are able to get decent imaging on this object and any others that may pass through the solar system . One thing is for sure, these people were out of their comfort zone on this subject which was painfully obvious .

[michaeldewhirst]

Might be worth a lot of money he said. with a smile. He knows what drives humanity.

[ett]

If this pans out, Dr Loeb will be known as the scientist that forever changed humanity.

[johnathoncastro]

'Come on man.... Aliens you know the thing Jack....that was 5 days ago"

[livondiramerian]

Our knowledge is minuscule to what is available in the universe.

[robertnaylor]

After this segment I am now thoroughly convinced Alyssa voted for Kodos!

[ardendonahue]

We are already aware of ET's and of their technology.

[recordocoombs]

This was very interesting as I like “The Hill” as you seem to be more open & in-depth journalists

[Music-vrsz]

5 seconds of listening and it's clear he's not a scientist

[yota]

What a thoughtful interview!

Loved the well articulated responses.