>"What would happen if a caveman saw a cellphone?" he wondered while talking to the New York Post. "He’s seen rocks all his life, and he would have thought it was just a shiny rock."
>But the theoretical physicist says the biggest detail that supports his theory is Oumuamua's movement.
>"The excess push away from the sun, that was the thing that broke the camel’s back," he said.
>Loeb explains that the sun's gravitational force would cause a natural object to move faster as it approaches, and eventually push the object back, causing it to move slower as it moves away. Loeb points out that this didn't occur with Oumuamua, which accelerated "slightly, but to a highly statistically significant extent" as it moved further and further away.
FINALLY we have confirmation that Oumuamua was indeed ayys. /sci/ BTFO. You fags swore up and down that it was just a comet and telling people to go back to /x/. Cringe.
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/harvard-professor-says-alien-technology-045433715.html
>But the theoretical physicist says the biggest detail that supports his theory is Oumuamua's movement.
>"The excess push away from the sun, that was the thing that broke the camel’s back," he said.
>Loeb explains that the sun's gravitational force would cause a natural object to move faster as it approaches, and eventually push the object back, causing it to move slower as it moves away. Loeb points out that this didn't occur with Oumuamua, which accelerated "slightly, but to a highly statistically significant extent" as it moved further and further away.
FINALLY we have confirmation that Oumuamua was indeed ayys. /sci/ BTFO. You fags swore up and down that it was just a comet and telling people to go back to /x/. Cringe.
https://www.yahoo.com/entertainment/harvard-professor-says-alien-technology-045433715.html
