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UFO hunters say spacecraft debris appears ‘artificial in origin’

By David Zimmermann
Published July 5, 2023 7:42pm ET
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UFO hunters say spacecraft debris appears ‘artificial in origin’
Two Harvard University scientists, widely known as “alien hunters,” said debris recovered from an unidentified flying object that crashed into the Pacific Ocean in January 2014 appears to be “artificial in origin.” Professor Avi Loeb and researcher Amir Siraj recovered 50 “anomalous” iron spheres last week after tracking down the UFO in question, named IM1, […]

Two Harvard University scientists, widely known as “alien hunters,” said debris recovered from an unidentified flying object that crashed into the Pacific Ocean in January 2014 appears to be “artificial in origin.”

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