Scientists Finally Unravels Secrets of the Oumuamua

After years of speculation and intense study, scientists have made groundbreaking discoveries about Oumuamua, the mysterious object that has captivated the astronomical community and the public alike. Once thought to be an interstellar comet or asteroid, new research sheds light on its true nature, challenging our understanding of celestial phenomena and opening the door to new possibilities of what lies beyond our solar system. This video dives deep into the latest findings, exploring how Oumuamua's unique properties and trajectory defy conventional classification and what this means for future interstellar exploration.

[TheDavidlloydjones]

Spoiler Alert: Nobody knows, but these guys don't know at greater length and less thought than anybody else.

[DoctorMagicUK]

So, no actual secrets revealed in the video...?
(I've saved anyone 15 mins of their time).

[Danboi.]

This guy deserves an Emmy for successfully dragging out 60 seconds worth of information into15 minutes.

[Hightied]

Avi Loeb did not propose Oumuamua was an alien probe. He said it MIGHT be debris from an alien spacecraft with the properties of a solar sail.

[kurtisengle]

He just goes on and on and on and never actually says anything.

It's amazing.

[gobradon]

Did anyone ever think that it's magnetic and increased in speed from reverse polarity from the earth's magnetic pull. I mean it's like taking 2 magnets and switching them around and they shoot away from each other.

[rickybowers]

It could be spinning to Produce Artificial gravity

[jbandzbandzupordiegang]

Bro how is it possible we can see other galaxys, but we couldnt see omuamua clear when it passd right in our front yard

[sherryleggett]

Thanks for having a real live narrator. There are lots of channels I don’t watch anymore because AI can’t read properly yet.

[redweed]

It could be a derelict spacecraft, a ghost ship wandering through space

[ChrisBarnard-rhob]

It's hard to believe that was 6 years ago already

[earth]

I'm repeating myself. Repeating myself. Apparently, I have the growing ability to change slightly myself as I repeat myself.

[jonmoody]

Sure would be nice if you were the narrator for like... Everything 😅

[petermcguire]

If someone cared enough they'd aim the Hubble or James Webb at it and we would know a lot more to the inch.

[eugen-m]

why is this interstellar object presented as having that shape? not even NASA has a picture of that shape, but only as a point moving in space. I think some people have too much imagination to the point where the evidence is distorted to make room for fantasies

[JeffMcDuffieMeridianGate]

It was not an asteroid it was a spaceship that entered our solar system and came near earth and dropped off round objects to earth like probes or something.

[nikhilgokhale]

Dr. Avi needs counseling. He is out of his mind.

[stevewiles]

Always read the comments before watching a video to see if it is worth watching.

[econrith]

"Our solar system is only a small part of whats out there" I was also staggered by the size of the largest black hole plus the dance, pushing around space occurring when two black holes join each other.The largest black hole ever found in the universe is TON 618, which has a mass of 40 billion times the sun’s mass. If politicians wonder what to do with created investment funds they should try contemplation of those facts.

[robertmeshew]

Speeds up as it leaves the solar system! Nothing to see here folks, just move along!