Avi Loeb: ET May Have Reached Us Using ‘Dimension-Hopping’ Technology
“…Loeb, who made headlines last year following his discovery of mysterious spherules on the ocean floor that he believes were part of an artificially constructed meteorite from a distant star system..”
by T.K. Randall
via Unexplained-Mysteries
The Harvard astrophysicist has become synonymous with the hunt for evidence of aliens in recent years.
Loeb, who made headlines last year following his discovery of mysterious spherules on the ocean floor that he believes were part of an artificially constructed meteorite from a distant star system, is certainly no stranger to making ‘out there’ claims about extraterrestrial visitors.
A firm proponent of the idea that it is arrogant to think that we are alone in the cosmos, Loeb has previously suggested that we may even be living in a universe created by intelligent alien life.
Most recently, while speaking in a new documentary entitled The Paranormal UFO Connection, the Harvard astrophysicist put forward the idea that aliens may have already visited Earth using a form of ‘dimension-hopping’ technology based on scientific concepts we have barely even touched upon.
“Within the mainstream of theoretical physics for the past decades, the prevailing paradigm is that it is possible to unify quantum mechanics and gravity unless you work with extra-spatial dimensions,” he said.
“We see only three of them in our daily life. But the idea is that the others are curled.”
“And we can’t really detect them unless we shoot particles that have exceptionally high energies that will probe these tiny scales.”
“Of course, if there are extra dimensions, then the reality that we are familiar with extends into them. And then one can imagine life in more than three spatial dimensions.”
“It will be far more diverse and interesting.”
Ultimately, Loeb hopes that contact with aliens will be beneficial for humanity.
“There might be many more neighbors that are far more accomplished than we are, and we can learn from them,” he said last year.
“So my hope is that it will bring humanity to a better place in the long term future.”
by T.K. Randall
via Unexplained-Mysteries
