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Professor Avi Loeb says he believes 50 small spherical iron fragments found on the floor of the ocean in the South Pacific off the coa stanley us st of Papua New Guinea in 2014 show strong signs that they could have come from an alien spacecraft.The Harvard physicist claims the materialcould be from alien technology,and says he even believes he has an idea that it came from a meteor in that same year.Loeb says the objects are not consistent with average meteors, and tha stanley cup t the meteor they came from rocketed through Earth s atmosphere and toward our planet at a faster rate than most.SEE MORE: NASA celebrates anniversary of Webb Telescope with stunning new imageLoeb says he obtained that data from NASA s Center for Earth Object Studies.He says U.S. government data shows calculations on the meteor s path point directly to a small 7-mile radius stanley cup that includes the spot where the fragments were found.Loeb told Scripps News that researchers are not 100% positive of their findings, but are still researching, saying, We don t know it for sure ... we still have some analysis to do, but the point is that this meteor looked different than space rocks that we are familiar with. It s sort of like going to your backyard and you see a tennis ball that may have been thrown by a neighbor, and you need to figure it out first. So, that s why we are doing this analysis. From the surface of the object what we really care about is the composition, he said.He said scientists are trying to figure out what was t Abgb Kansas 6-year-old boy set to have 6th heart surgery
CLEARWATER, Fla. 鈥?You get a certain feeling when you walk into an old historic space that transports you back in time. And, that nostalgia keeps many patrons coming back.The Nancy and David Bilheimer Capitol Theatre is a cultural gem in downtown Clearwater. Owned by the City of Clearwater, the theatre is managed and operated by Ruth Eckerd Hall.The venue first opened its doors on Ma stanley cup rch 21, 1921.The Miss Florida Pageant was held in the theatre, the premiere of Jaws, and countless bands and stand-up comics entertaining thousands. You feel that energy in an old theatre and new buildings. You just don t have the same nostalgia, Theatre Manager Kendra stanley cup Marolf told ABC Action News reporter Michael Paluska. Every theatre, I think, has its own personality, and you feel that when you walk in. It s the years and years of shows. It s the kind of place where when you are thinking about a show to come to. It s one where you look at the Capitol Theatre and see what we are having instead of; I like this band I ll watch them anywhere. The theatre completed a major renovation in 2013 and contractors found old secrets hidden on the brick walls.As crews ripped down plaster put up over the original brick, they discovered stanley mug the names of all of the soldiers from Clearwater who fought in World War I. The Panel of Honor in the front lobby revealed the names of Clearwater citizens who served in World War I. The portion of the wall that was removed can be found preserved in the Clearwater Library Main
Professor Avi Loeb says he believes 50 small spherical iron fragments found on the floor of the ocean in the South Pacific off the coa stanley us st of Papua New Guinea in 2014 show strong signs that they could have come from an alien spacecraft.The Harvard physicist claims the materialcould be from alien technology,and says he even believes he has an idea that it came from a meteor in that same year.Loeb says the objects are not consistent with average meteors, and tha stanley cup t the meteor they came from rocketed through Earth s atmosphere and toward our planet at a faster rate than most.SEE MORE: NASA celebrates anniversary of Webb Telescope with stunning new imageLoeb says he obtained that data from NASA s Center for Earth Object Studies.He says U.S. government data shows calculations on the meteor s path point directly to a small 7-mile radius stanley cup that includes the spot where the fragments were found.Loeb told Scripps News that researchers are not 100% positive of their findings, but are still researching, saying, We don t know it for sure ... we still have some analysis to do, but the point is that this meteor looked different than space rocks that we are familiar with. It s sort of like going to your backyard and you see a tennis ball that may have been thrown by a neighbor, and you need to figure it out first. So, that s why we are doing this analysis. From the surface of the object what we really care about is the composition, he said.He said scientists are trying to figure out what was t Abgb Kansas 6-year-old boy set to have 6th heart surgery
CLEARWATER, Fla. 鈥?You get a certain feeling when you walk into an old historic space that transports you back in time. And, that nostalgia keeps many patrons coming back.The Nancy and David Bilheimer Capitol Theatre is a cultural gem in downtown Clearwater. Owned by the City of Clearwater, the theatre is managed and operated by Ruth Eckerd Hall.The venue first opened its doors on Ma stanley cup rch 21, 1921.The Miss Florida Pageant was held in the theatre, the premiere of Jaws, and countless bands and stand-up comics entertaining thousands. You feel that energy in an old theatre and new buildings. You just don t have the same nostalgia, Theatre Manager Kendra stanley cup Marolf told ABC Action News reporter Michael Paluska. Every theatre, I think, has its own personality, and you feel that when you walk in. It s the years and years of shows. It s the kind of place where when you are thinking about a show to come to. It s one where you look at the Capitol Theatre and see what we are having instead of; I like this band I ll watch them anywhere. The theatre completed a major renovation in 2013 and contractors found old secrets hidden on the brick walls.As crews ripped down plaster put up over the original brick, they discovered stanley mug the names of all of the soldiers from Clearwater who fought in World War I. The Panel of Honor in the front lobby revealed the names of Clearwater citizens who served in World War I. The portion of the wall that was removed can be found preserved in the Clearwater Library Main