IM1 Meteor Spherules: BeLaU Signatures and the Coal-Ash Debate on an Interstellar Origin

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Scientists led by Avi Loeb recovered metallic spheres from a Papua New Guinea meteor and are debating whether they are of interstellar origin or terrestrial coal-ash, a theory proposed by Patricio Gallardo that Loeb disputes, with plans for another expedition to learn more.

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Recovered Metallic Spherules From Avi Loeb’s Papua New Guinea Expedition Could Be a Form of Alien Technology Not Industrial Waste [Report]

The controversial metal-rich spherules that Avi Loeb and his team recovered from Papua New Guinea could be a form of alien technology. Continue reading to learn more.