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| If we don't see that, there must have been some other means of propulsion that gave it that acceleration. | |
| So that's very exciting. | |
| 3i Atlas. | |
| We've been hearing about this for six months. | |
| There's all these different rocks and comets that come through our solar system out past Pluto. | |
| That's no longer a planet. | |
| There are thousands of other planetoids, many of them bigger than Pluto. | |
| So again, we have all these heavenly bodies coming in and out of the solar system that are on irregular trajectories or orbits. | |
| And constantly we have different Harvard scientists and others coming out telling us that they all might be alien spaceships. | |
| So now we have Harvard physicist Avi Loeb coming out on Fox today and saying, oh, first it had a comet tail the wrong direction towards the sun. | |
| Now it showed evidence of acceleration outside of the gravitational pull of the sun. | |
| And so this is an alien. | |
| And we had whistleblowers from the government six months ago saying, oh, it's coming. | |
| It's going to get us. | |
| This is all the hallmarks of a blue beam fake alien invasion hype. | |
| I'm not sure what's going on, but the establishment is pushing this big time. | |
| Here's the Fox News report. | |
| Tell me what you think below. | |
| Professor Loeb, thanks for being with us here today. | |
| You have been the most legitimate voice, the most renowned or credible voice in pointing out this has some high probability of being something other than a deep space comet. | |
| I believe, Professor, you gave it a 40% probability before this latest evidence. | |
| Let's talk about what this evidence is. | |
| A blue tail and a change in pace. | |
| Yeah, thanks for having me. | |
| Indeed, I did a calculation that indicated that in order for it to accelerate in the way that it did recently, it must have, if it's a natural comet, it must have lost a substantial fraction of its mass of all the 20% or so. | |
| And we should see a very massive cloud of gas around it as soon as it comes out of the being hidden behind the sun. | |
| That should weigh of other 5 billion tons of gas around it. | |
| If we don't see that, there must have been some other means of propulsion that gave it that acceleration. | |
| So that's very exciting. | |
| You know, it's sort of like going on a blind date and wondering who is on the other side. | |
| And, you know, it could be a rock. | |
| Maybe that's the most likely interpretation. | |
| But we should be open-minded. | |
| We should be humble because it's an opportunity to learn something new. | |
| Okay, so it has picked up speed. | |
| And you're telling me that is either because it has some alternate source of propulsion other than gravitational pull, or it has an engine. | |
| And if it does not have an engine, you're suggesting it should have been shedding size. | |
| That's the only way it would have picked up speed. | |
| So if it hasn't shedded size, essentially it's got an engine and therefore it's alien? | |
| Well, yeah, that would be a very interesting possibility. | |
| But the cloud of gas that it should have shed, you know, it's a significant fraction of its mass. | |
| So it was obliterated by the sunlight in that case. | |
| And we should see that the object is losing a lot of mass into a cloud of gas. | |
| That's easy to spot with all our telescopes. | |
| You know, we have hundreds of them around the globe. | |
| So within a few weeks, we will be able to tell that's what makes it exciting. | |
| If there is no gas that it sort of shed and therefore got a recoil from that shedding, you know, like the rocket effect, then it's something else that propelled it. | |
| And as you pointed out, it appeared bluer than the sun. | |
| You know, that's very unusual because usually comets are red because they're surrounded by dust that makes them red. | |
| Their surface is cooler than the surface of the sun and therefore they are redder. | |
| But this one seems to be bluer when it approached the sun. | |
| That's actually the time for a spacecraft to accelerate to use the gravitational assist from the sun. | |
| So last question for you, Professor. | |
| If my memory serves correctly, you had it at 40% before this evidence of acceleration in the blue tail. | |
| Now that you have this evidence, has your calculation changed at all? | |
| 40% that it is some type of artificial technology? | |
| I would wait a few more weeks and either revise my ranking down to zero or to 10. | |
| And of course, that's what makes science exciting. | |
| We shouldn't have an opinion about our dating partner. | |
| You know, my best advice to people who go on blind dates is to observe the other side before having an opinion. | |
| So I'm just waiting for a few more weeks. | |
| I think this day will end in early December. | |
| So we'll check back in and see how you enjoyed the date. | |
| Present Orson Welles and the Mercury Theater on the Air in The War of the Worlds by H.G. Wells. | |
| Orson Welles famously went on the radio and said that Martians had invaded. | |
| And at the start of the report, he said it was fiction, but people tuned in after that and thought it was real, so they went out and shot up water towers because they looked like the alien spacecraft he was describing. | |
| We now return you to Carl Phillips at Grover's Mill. | |
| Ladies and gentlemen, my aunt. | |
| Ladies and gentlemen, ladies and gentlemen, here I am back of a stone wall that adjoins Mr. Willem's garden. | |
| From here, I get a sweep of the whole scene. | |
| I'll give you every detail as long as I can talk and as long as I can see this. | |
| More state police will arrive. | |
| They're drawing up a cordon in front of the pit. | |
| About 30 of them. | |
| No need to push the crowd back now. | |
| They're willing to keep their distance. | |
| The captain conferring with someone. | |
| Can't quite see who. | |
| I asked, I believe it's Professor Pearson. | |
| Yes, it is. | |
| Now they've parted, and the professor moves around one side, studying the object while the captain and two policemen advance with something in their hands. | |
| I can see it now. | |
| It's a white hacker chip tied to a pole. | |
| Flag of truce. | |
| Those creatures know what that means, what anything means. | |
| Wait a minute, something's happening. | |
| Again, this is all an exercise in mind control, in my opinion, to distract us from all the real serious issues we're facing. | |
| Kind of like right when the election was about to happen a year ago, and we had all these UFOs and all the rest of the stuff going on. | |
| It turned out almost all of it was government aircraft and air taxi companies in New Jersey who'd gotten FAA authorization to test their craft. | |
| But the Biden and men wouldn't tell the public that's what it was. | |
| Later, Trump did. | |
| So yeah, this is clearly, in my view, part of a larger psyop. | |
| We'll be covering it more tomorrow on my live Tuesday broadcast, 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. | |
| And we're also going to be looking at the admissions now by the head of the Environmental Protection Agency that chemtrails or geoengineering indeed is real, and the Trump administration is cracking down on it. | |
| Have you noticed? | |
| I've seen almost no more chemtrails just the last six months or so, so it looks like real action there. | |
| So that's a real conspiracy theory versus all this three-eye Atlas crap. | |
| We'll be covering it tomorrow. | |
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