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DESCRIPTION:Guest Speaker: Professor Avi LoebOver the past decade\, the fir
 st four interstellar objects were discovered. They include the interstella
 r meteor\, IM1\, detected on January 8\, 2014\, `Oumuamua detected on Octo
 ber 19\, 2017\, and Borisov detected on August 29\, 2019. Among these\, th
 e first two appeared anomalous relative to known solar-system rocks wherea
 s the fourth appeared to be a familiar comet. IM1 exhibited the highest ma
 terial strength among all meteorites in the CNEOS catalog of NASA\, `Oumua
 mua exhibited a flat shape and non-gravitational acceleration with no dete
 ctable cometary evaporation. In June 2023 we recovered 850 spherules from 
 the Pacific Ocean site IM1. A tenth of these submillimeter meteoritic sphe
 rules displayed a unique chemical composition\, different from familiar so
 lar system materials. Currently\, new Galileo Project Observatories are mo
 nitoring millions of objects near Earth in the infrared\, optical\, radio 
 and audio and analyzing their nature with machine-learning software. Are a
 ny of them Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena? Forthcoming data from the Rub
 in Observatory in Chile will offer additional clues on interstellar object
 s. Is space trash from extraterrestrial technological civilizations lurkin
 g among the natural interstellar rocks?
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LOCATION:103 Oelman Hall
SUMMARY:Physics Seminar: 'The Search for Interstellar Objects of Technologi
 cal Origin'
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 lar-objects-technological-origin
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