Harvard physicist says meteor fragments might be pieces of ‘technological gadget’ from outer space
(NewsNation) — Nearly a decade ago, a meteor traveling faster than 95% of nearby stars crashed into the Pacific Ocean. Harvard University astrophysicist Avi Loeb says there’s a possibility it wasn’t a space rock at all.
Loeb just returned from an excursion to the Pacific Ocean, the aim of which was to recover pieces of that meteor. He says those fragments could be the remains of a “technological gadget” from another solar system.
The 50 tiny spherules, or molten droplets, are believed to be made up of…