An astrophysicist has spoken out saying that the interstellar object travelling at 130,000mph “could be alien,” which comes after the theoretical physicist Dr Avi Loeb said he believes it could be an “alien spaceship.”
Neil deGrasse Tyson said the object known as 31/Atlas “could be” aliens, adding, “It’s not my first thought. I promise you it will be my last thought, but it’s in the list.”
Professor Loeb said he believes it is an alien craft of some sort to make contact with earth.
The Harvard expert said: “An encounter with an interstellar alien technology is a blind date of astronomical proportions. You don’t know what you will meet because our imagination is limited to our experience on Earth.”
He suggested a message could be sent to the spaceship using radio wave to say “Hello, welcome to our neighbourhood. Peace!” but said this could pose as a threat.
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Loeb has sent alarm bells ringing as earlier this month he said the interstellar object travelling though the solar system could possibly by an “alien spaceship.”
Prof. Loeb who has been studying what is known as 31/Atlas from the Hubble Telescope, has suggested it is generating its own light, the physicist is saying he believes the alien spaceship is nuclear powered.
The object has been called 31/Atlas by astronomers which is 12 to 13 miles in diameter and is on a path that will bring the possible comet or “alien spaceship” close to earth.
Prof. Loeb has said the object is not a massive piece of rock and he is claiming that it is in fact an “alien vessel” which has extraterrestrials.
Prof. Loeb wrote, “Alternatively, 3I/ATLAS could be a spacecraft powered by nuclear energy, and the dust emitted from its frontal surface might be from dirt that accumulated on its surface during its interstellar travel.
“This cannot be ruled out, but requires better evidence to be viable.”
NASA’s observations have suggested the object is smaller than they first thought, space agency is saying that “illumination by sunlight cannot explain” why there is scattered light.
Prof Loeb has said 31/Atlas will not hit earth and will get close to the sum on 30 October, around 130 million miles.
Prof Loeb suggests this “could be intentional to avoid detailed observations from Earth-based telescopes.”
He warned that if it is alien, then it is “potentially hostile,” he added, it could also be “a completely natural interstellar object.”
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