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It wasn't aliens that sent an interstellar comet to visit our solar system. The explanation is a phenomenon called outgassing.

A Pacific expedition is being planned by a prominent Harvard physicist to find what he believes to be an alien artefact which has fallen from space into the ocean. Physicist Avi Loeb announced that an ocean expedition worth $1.5 million to Papua New Guinea is being organised by him in search of fragments of an object which crashed off the coast of the country's Manus Island in 2014. The object was noticed by Loeb in 2019 and it was identified as the first ever discovered interstellar meteor...

The first object ever known to have visited the Earth's Solar System from outer space, the quirky comet 'Oumuamua, has been the subject of...

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.

Having been detected on its way out of our system, Oumuamua exhibited a number of peculiar properties, such as non-gravitational acceleration that apparently wasn’t caused by outgassing.

Harvard student Amir Siraj ’22 and Professor Avi Loeb have found the earliest known meteor from another solar system to hit Earth, with the results confirmed by U.S. Space Force.

A Harvard scientist wants to investigate a meteor that is said to be an alien technology and currently lying at the bottom of the Pacific Ocean.  Last week, a document released by the United States Space Command (USSC) stated that researchers discovered the first known interstellar meteor to ever hit Earth.  As per the document released by US Space Command, the officials noted that a meteor that made an impact on Earth on January 8, 2014, was an interstellar object. 

The U.S. Space Command confirmed that a 2014 meteor is the first known interstellar object to reach our solar system and hit Earth.

An alien space rock hit Earth in 2014 after travelling through space at 210,000 kmph - The 1.5 foot rock has now officially been confirmed by the US Space Command as an interstellar object.

The US government has confirmed the suspicions of Harvard researchers that an interstellar object has crashed into Earth.