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This is John Bachelor, a preview tonight of a conversation with the distinguished professor

of astronomy at Harvard University, Abbey Loeb, my colleague David Livingston and I,

and hotel Mars.

We're talking about the professor's new book Interstellar, about Muamua and other meteors

that pass through our solar system and root from a distant galaxy and headed, we know

not where.

The professor raised the provocative and exciting idea of a Muamua, which we did not

apprehend, just spotted as it dashed through the solar system.

It might have been a construction of a superior civilization.

To answer this question, the professor, who's the head of the Galileo project at Harvard,

and searching for other meteors from other galaxies, interstellar meteors, who might

have collided with the Earth, one identified at the bottom of the ocean off of Manus Island

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