Oumuamua Suddenly Showed Up Again & Is Sending Signals To Earth!

For a long time, humanity has had the impression that we're not alone in the Universe. There may be forces and civilizations hiding out there in the vast galaxies. So many events have happened over the years to further strengthen this belief. One such event is the appearance of Oumuamua. The strange, mysterious space object showed up mysteriously and then sped off to outer space, but now it's back and seems to be headed for Earth.


#Voyager #Space

[AlwaysElvis]

Thinking we are alone in the entire universe is the most absurd thinking we humans can do.

[cyrillawless]

I never noticed any panic, anyone I know that showed any knowledge of it showed curiosity, but no panic

[TampaTec]

Aliens fly past Earth: OK, Roll up the windows, lock the doors and activate Asteroid cloak mode. 🌍🛸
👽👽Remember last time we got too close they stole our Catalytic converter.

[danspoonhour]

If aliens wanted to do a "Flyby" to take a peek at us without arousing too much suspicion; what better way to do it by disguising itself like just another chunk of meteor rock.

[ggreenie]

There was no "Panic" over Oumuamua just excitement and questions.

[Rizaar]

Don't call us, we'll call you.

[worldaccumelites]

to name the object oumuamua (with such a SPECIFIC meaning) leads me to believe THEY know
more than they're telling us. the explanation given in this vid is questionable. i just don't see how they decided on " a messenger from afar, ARRIVING FIRST" for an object that THEY claim to know nothing about or where it came from. seems odd. why not just call it "unknown" or "the rock?"
#weird

[RichardXLuye]

I believe we should be tagging every thing that comes within reach, like with a interceptor dart so we can see where it goes ones passes our system. The object will literally carry the tracking device with any further need to propel that said tracing device. This way we will know more about the path, the origin etc

[davebritton]

So the 'propelling force' from Oumuamua was stronger than scientists are used to seeing in comets or other planetary bodies. Very interesting.

[Keltever]

Uhhhh... Nope, didn't show up again, but 5 years later (2023) it is still moving out of our Solar System having passed Neptune and found to be just a different kind of comet.

[goodolzimm]

It is amazing how much speculative fear is attached to this object.

[tibetloga]

I remember when this thing came through the solar system, but I missed out on all the panic, darn it. Nothing like a good panic, people running around, screaming, hair on fire, sucks when the memory chip on the phone is full.

[mariestaggs]

Its not odd to anyone that we have the capability to see millions of light years away but cant hone in better on this one object much less the planets in our own system?

[makegaminggreatagain]

If Oumuamua were controlled by an advanced form of life and had hostile intentions this probably wouldn't be a conversation. Personally I'd like to think they are lost and looking for temporary residency here on earth but a hesitant due to our universal war-mongering ways.

[erichayes]

I, for one, feel that we certainly may not be alone in the universe, as incredibly vast as it is, ...and something like this, could possibly be the proof we need.

[stewartabernathy]

Hmmm, not enough nitrogen in the universe to make an object roughly slightly larger that a football field squrare and 2 stories tall? Yet the Earth's?atmosphere alone is 78% nitrogen. I must have heard something wrong there.

[loneyhearts]

I might be here to help us. We are so scared of anything we don't understand. I am not afraid of it, I am more afraid of the people of earth.
If I end dying because of it, my thoughts are we all have to go sometime.

[nativearizona]

I'm still waiting for the signal~

[Frantixj]

I liked the theory that it was an alien ship that dropped a few recon ships in our system and carried on, that's why there are so many UAP/UFO sightings in recent years. If that was true, it'd be awesome.

[RattleMaverick]

I think its a version of our own voyager, even if it is an alien spacecraft doesn’t mean its hostile, better than it causing a natural disaster.