Astrophysicist Avi Loeb outlines recent theoretical work on warp bubbles and their atmospheric signatures, arguing that fast-moving warp drives would produce bright, observable fireballs while slower configurations could match reported UAP orbs. He contrasts these possibilities with known military technologies, including lasers and black projects, and contends that currently reported orbs do not align with existing classified capabilities disclosed to AARO and DARPA.

Host Patrick Scott Armstrong examines recent remarks by Garry Nolan and Avi Loeb on UAP crash retrieval narratives, David Grusch’s testimony, and the limits of non-disclosure agreement waivers for whistleblowers. The discussion highlights tension between extraordinary claims of alien technology and biologics, traditional foreign-technology exploitation programs, and legal as well as evidentiary hurdles facing UAP disclosure efforts.

Today I delivered an hour-long public lecture at Kyung-Hee University in Seoul, South Korea, on the day before the Miwon Peace Prize will…

Harvard physicist Avi Loeb analyzed newly released Pentagon UFO files, highlighting anomalous high-speed objects that appear to move without generating expected sonic booms and describing recent declassified material on advanced aerospace concepts and reported physiological injuries. Loeb also welcomed a new Department of Defense waiver protecting UAP whistleblowers and expressed confidence that the White House UAP Science Advisory Council is receiving sincere cooperation from senior officials.

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La tradicional Búsqueda de Inteligencia Extraterrestre (SETI) ha quedado obsoleta. En su lugar, el astrofísico de Harvard Avi Loeb propone pasar formalmente a la SETAI (Búsqueda de Inteligencia Artifi...

Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb argues that a new Pentagon whistleblower waiver, routed through the PURSE reporting system, could allow insiders bound by nondisclosure agreements to provide detailed UAP information, including any alleged materials or craft. Loeb says such testimony, combined with targeted scientific instrumentation, may clarify whether reported technologies are human-made or point to non-human origins in ways current UAP footage cannot.

Harvard physicist Avi Loeb argues that technologically advanced civilizations may already be present in our cosmic neighborhood and that humanity is only beginning to recognize possible signs, including unexplained phenomena reported by the U.S. government. In a discussion framed by the Fermi Paradox, Loeb describes ongoing scientific work on exotic propulsion, potential atmospheric signatures and new advisory engagement with U.S. intelligence officials on unidentified anomalous phenomena.

Avi Loeb y su hallazgo sobre el origen del universo han despertado el interés mundial. Conoce más sobre esta revelación.

NewsNation examines the Pentagon’s fifth batch of declassified UAP files, highlighting strange lights, malfunctioning clocks and new witness testimony from recent military encounters. Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb and investigator Ben Hansen assess the evidentiary value of the cases, the limitations of current data and the role of the White House UAP Science Advisory Council in improving future collection.

Los enigmáticos orbes luminosos detectados en la atmósfera terrestre podrían no ser aeronaves convencionales, sino diminutas burbujas de deformación espacio-temporal (warp drives). Esta es la hipótesi...

Astrophysicist Avi Loeb describes the formation and work of a new scientific council advising U.S. government agencies on the science of unidentified anomalous phenomena. The council analyzes released data, requests additional information, and designs future field experiments and sensor suites in collaboration with intelligence and defense officials.

Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb evaluates claims of a UFO base on the moon, newly released U.S. government UAP files, and the scientific implications of the ancient interstellar comet 3I/ATLAS. He also outlines how AI-powered observatories and upcoming policy forums aim to clarify whether any observed objects represent non-human technology.

🛸 What if the 'phantoms' over Kyiv weren't Russian drones, but scouts from a 25-mile-wide moon base? Welcome to the most explosive scientific conflict of the decade. In this episode, we dive deep into the Ukrainian UFO Debate, a story that evolved from 2022 wartime sightings into the global UAP Disclosure 2026 controversy. We investigate the shocking new 2026 preprint by Boris Zhilyaev and his team, claiming to have evidence of a lunar base theory involving massive crafts orbiting our neighbor. What you’ll learn: - ⚖️ The Great Censure: Why the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine officially pulled the plug on the study. - 🔭 Loeb vs. Zhilyaev: Harvard’s Avi Loeb brings the math to a 'deathmatch,' arguing these cosmics are just military shells or optical artifacts. - 📂 PURSUE UAP Files: How the August 7, 2026 disclosure changed everything we thought we knew about unidentified aerial phenomena. - 🛰️ The War Zone Signal: Is electronic warfare masking real non-human intelligence? Whether you're a skeptic or a believer in the lunar base leaks, this episode explores the fine line between cutting-edge astronomy and a scientific scandal. Don't miss the ultimate 'double-down' on the most controversial UAP data in history. 🚀 Subscribe and share if you think the truth is out there! Let’s uncover the signal in the noise together.  

Theoretical physicist Avi Loeb, head of the White House UAP Science Advisory Council, reviews the latest batch of declassified Pentagon UFO files, highlighting high-speed objects, a massive silent craft, and a reported discrepancy between digital and analog clocks after an encounter with mysterious lights. Loeb outlines possible explanations ranging from electromagnetic effects and foreign technology to undisclosed black projects or non-human ecology, while describing how his council is pressing for better data, sensors, and case resolution methods.

Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb and former federal agent Ben Hansen assess the Pentagon’s latest release of unidentified anomalous phenomena records, highlighting striking eyewitness accounts of large, fast-moving objects near military activities. Both experts describe the reports as compelling yet emphasize that current data are insufficient to determine the nature or origin of the objects.

via Home - CBSNews.com — The Pentagon has released a new batch of files related to unidentified flying objects. This is now the fifth release under an executive order President Trump signed in January. Astrophysicist Avi Loeb joins with analysis.

Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb challenges a Ukrainian study claiming evidence of a UFO base on the Moon, arguing that the observations lack basic distance measurements and independent confirmation. Loeb outlines more robust methods for validating unidentified objects, citing his own work reclassifying a widely viewed UAP video as a hypersonic missile through systematic analysis.