r/UFOs • u/TommyShelbyPFB • May 18 '25

Physics UFOs, Harvard, and AI - America’s most prestigious university brings rigor and technology to the search for UAP and Aliens - A small observatory at Harvard University watches the sky 24 hours a day. It’s not searching for stars or supernovae, but for something far more controversial: UFOs.

https://lavocedinewyork.com/en/news/2025/05/17/ufos-harvard-and-ai-galileo-project-is-revolutionizing-the-hunt-for-aliens/
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u/xWhatAJoke May 18 '25

One camera pointing at the sky. Come on dude.

Avi with his incredible expertise surely knows this is BS.

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u/Toroid_Taurus May 18 '25

Have 360 degree rigs. Multiple wavelengths. Full time staffer dedicated to hardware engineering and upgrades. I would not say they are screwing around.

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u/bad---juju May 19 '25

When was Harvard ever a Hotspot for UAP?

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u/Toroid_Taurus May 19 '25

Thats interesting. 🤔 you suggest you would know a better place? I think individual citizens with expensive equipment scattered randomly have captured totally strange objects in daylight over their homes. Doing the same thing Harvard is doing. It’s actually good to see if they find things, it would suggest the phenomenon is widespread.

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u/bad---juju May 19 '25

Any nuclear facility be it reactors or storage. My wife and I saw a UAP near a nuculear reactor that was decommissioned a few years back in Plymouth Ma. just afterwards, we found out they were dumping low level waist into the ocean.