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Professor Avi Loeb greeting an alien. (Drawing credit: Azadeh) Given the U.S. government disclosure of Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena (UAP), the UAP Science Advisory Council under my leadership is seeking signatures of technologies that are not human made. All we can do is use data from state-of-the-art sensors in search for unfamiliar outliers. While noticing UAP and anomalous interstellar obj…
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Avi Loeb discusses the UAP Science Advisory Council's efforts to identify signatures of non-human technology using state-of-the-art sensor data.
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