The Pentagon confirms that Earth has experienced its first interstellar visitor

if you are interested To the immensity of the universe and the various things that can be found thereThis news, now official from the Pentagon, may interest you. We invite you to discover more details The first interstellar visitor who landed on the beautiful planet earth.

A visitor as we see it… never

US Space Command (USSC) recently confirmed a 2014 study by a team of astronomers, indicating that government sensors have already been detected on Earth. A meteorite originated outside our solar system. This rock is the third interstellar object ever discovered in our solar system, and the first to enter our atmosphere.

As soon as scientists publish Their research on this meteorite discovery, they may be able to tell us more about their content. This is the fireball that passed through the atmosphere above us Papua New Guinea in 2014, so it wasn’t an ordinary space pebble: it was actually an interstellar meteorite, the first ever known to come from outside our system and reach Earth. Finally broke the rock during his descentlikely scattered interstellar debris in the South Pacific.

Proven remote origin

Confirmation of its distant origins came only recently, when the USSC Posted a note on April 6, 2022, confirming that the meteorite was indeed an interstellar object. This is currently a unique case because many of the meteorites that reach us actually come from a colony of millions of other rocks found in the asteroid belt between Mars and Jupiter. About 111.5 million km from Earth.

Researchers from Harvard University They were the first to investigate the distant origin of the 2014 meteors, and published their research on arXiv . server As early as 2019 (but this data has not been peer-reviewed at the time). Unusually high meteorite speed (we’re talking about 210,000 kilometers per hour here) indicates a possible origin from deep within a planetary system, or from a star in a thick disk of Milky Way.

One of the researchers who worked on publishing this discovery, Amir SirajNow he also wants to find the debris of this meteorite scattered on the ocean floor. Could it be? from something impossible Given the decay rate of the object And the small pieces that may have resulted from the impact. Amir Siraj announces this on behalf of Popular Mechanics:

We are currently studying the possibility of embarking on an ocean expedition to recover the first interstellar meteorite. if found, In-depth analyzes will be performed on the sample to understand its origin And the information it carries about its parent system.

we hope that This project will be accepted In the future, in order to obtain new data on the first interstellar visitor who landed on Earth’s soil, hoping to discover hitherto unknown materials (Or, on the contrary, materials that we already know all about). And if it’s UFOs that pique your interest, you can always find them Our previous article Regarding declassification by The Pentagon From 3 videos of alleged UFOs in American skies.