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All right, so what do you think? Are we alone in the universe?

It's a question that has haunted humanity, it seems like forever.

In Harvard astrophysicist Abby Loeb, he's never been shy about his answer.

As a matter of fact, Dr. Loeb is one of the most influential voices in space

science known for challenging the status quo. Back in 2017, he stunned the world by

suggesting that Uamua, that bizarre cigar-shaped object that just zipped through our

solar system, might not have been a rock at all, but actually alien technology.

Now, Amuamua comes from Hawaiian. It means a messenger

from afar arriving first. So now Dr. Leaves back in the spotlight with Three-Eye Atlas. Just the

third interstellar object ever discovered. It was first spotted back in April 2024, and it swung past

the sun in December, then brushed by Earth a couple

weeks later before heading back into deep space. Now, let me tell you, most astronomers say it was

simply a comet. But Dr. Lowe points to its laser precision trajectory gliding past Venus,

Mars, and Jupiter, as if it was on this programmed

route.

And he argues that the odds of that happening by chance are almost zero.

So what do you think?

Just another chunk of cosmic ice and dust, or is it something far more intentional?

Dr. Lowe, thank you so much for being here.

Thanks for having me.

So let's start with the biggest one. I mean, do you truly believe that we're not alone

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