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Avi Loeb is the Baird Professor of Science at Harvard University, Director of the Galileo Project, and Chair of the UAP Science Advisory Council @uapsac. No DMs
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Thank you to Tim Pool (@Timcast) for hosting me on his show for a wide-ranging conversation about UAP disclosures, the possibility of extraterrestrial technology, time travel, dark matter, the rise of superintelligence, and one of the most important questions in science: Are we alone in the universe?

Watch our conversation: youtube.com/watch?v=14wQiE…
www.youtube.com EVIDENCE: ALIENS ALREADY HERE w/ Avi Loeb | The Tim Pool Show Tim Pool is joined by Harvard theoretical physicist and Galileo Pro...
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I was on CBS Sunday Morning alongside my brilliant fellow UAP Science Advisory Council members, Prof. Matthew Szydagis and our newest member, Ryan Graves (@uncertainvector), to discuss UAP and the Council’s work.

I appreciate Stephen Miller’s (@StephenM) leadership in advancing the administration’s PURSUE initiative to bring greater transparency to UAP records. Our scientific efforts aim to build on this important work by bringing scientific analysis to the evidence made available.
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My strategic goal as the @UAPSAC chair is to collect higher quality data in the future by deploying new sensors in partnership with the Pentagon. My gratitude goes to @rosscoulthart for supporting this data collection initiative in his recent comments on the Reality Check podcast. In the coming years, we might be surprised not only to find out that humans are not at the top of the cosmic food chain, but also that many forms of dark alien technology were undetectable by the sensors that we employed to search for them.
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