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A prominent extraterrestrial-hunting scientist thinks that more than 50 tiny, metal spheres pulled from the Pacific Ocean might be the work of intelligent aliens. Others are skeptical.

To pick up these alien fragments known as “spherules” from the Pacific Ocean depths off Papua New Guinea, the Harvard University professor and Galileo Project

Motherboard reports: Scientists are currently searching for the submerged remains of an interstellar object that crashed into the skies near Papua New Guinea in January 2014 and probably sprinkled material from another star system into the Pacific Ocean, according to an onboard diary by Avi Loeb, ...

A team including Harvard astronomer Avi Loeb may have just found a trace of an interstellar object, which Loeb believes could be alien in origin.

Recent headlines in the news have drawn attention to an alleged "alien mothership" in our solar system. 

The search for the first interstellar meteor is being spearheaded by a Harvard physicist who has raised over a million dollars to probe the depths of the ocean for its fragments.

One researcher called the meteor the "holy grail of interstellar objects."

US military memo deepens possible interstellar meteor mystery

One researcher called the meteor the "holy grail of interstellar objects."

The latest discovery means that the famous interstellar object known as Oumuamua, discovered in 2017, has now become the second interstellar object to visit our solar system