Are we alone in the universe? Harvard Professor Avi Loeb says he doesn’t think so. He and his team have set up the Galileo Project, aiming to bring a more rigorous approach to the study of unidentified aerial phenomena, or UAP. Using advanced technology such as high-resolution cameras and spectrographs to capture and analyze data on UAP, they hope to better understand the universe around us.
00:00 – 01:19 Intro
01:19 – 04:19 What is Project Gelalio
04:19 – 05:38 Meet the students behind the science
05:38 – 07:37 The AI tools, how it works.
07:37 – 08:31 Avi Loeb a polarizing figure in science
08:32 – 09:28 Two years later: Update on Project Galelio
09:28 – 11:50 The US Governments Answer: Project Gremlin
11:50 – 12:10 Aliens go mainstream
12:10 – 14:43 The future of Alien Hunting
14:43 – 15:13 Close
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