Uncovering Hidden UAP? | Surviving a Black Hole w/ Avi Loeb

Can you survive a black hole? Do we live in the interior of a Black Hole?
Will the U.S. government release hidden UAP data to the public?
Avi Loeb reacts to the first image of the center of the milky way, Sagittarius A star, by the Event Horizon Telescope team. He also discusses if you can survive a black hole and why time dilation gives you a good reason to visit a singularity.
Avi Loeb then discusses how he and Amir Siraj found the first interstellar meteor cneos 2014-01-08, using classified government data. Which is why he wants the public and the Galileo Project to be given access to more hidden government data on uap and ufos. With hopes that the congress hearing on uap will lead to more data becoming available to study UAP.
What changes if we find Alien technology?
The Galileo Project for the Systematic Scientific Search for Evidence of Extraterrestrial Technological Artifacts
projects.iq.harvard.edu/galil...
Washington Journal
Avi Loeb on U.S. Government and UFOs
www.c-span.org/video/?520305-...
Scientific discovery gets kind of government seal of approval
news.harvard.edu/gazette/stor...
00:00:00 Intro
00:00:43 Bio
00:01:40 Avi Loeb’s reaction to seeing the black hole at the center of the Milky Way
00:03:50 Why to visit a black hole, time dilation
00:04:55 Aliens living near a black hole
00:07:28 Is Sagittarius A star pointed at us?
00:11:28 Creating Non rotating black holes
00:14:08 Spinning black hole event horizon
00:19:05 Kerr ring and worm hole
00:22:55 unified theory of everything
00:26:20 do we live in the interior of a black hole?
00:30:22 can you survive a black hole?
00:35:45 Colliding stars
00:40:02 environment of a black hole
00:43:06 The Galileo Project’s first instruments
00:46:03 How Avi Loeb and Amir Siraj found an interstellar meteor cneos 2014-01-08
00:49:50 How to find the interstellar meteor
00:56:33 If we find Alien technology are there a lot of alien civilizations?
00:58:06 We Study Ants, Aliens may study us
01:04:23 Are we past the great filter?
01:09:13 Avi Loeb’s thoughts on Congress UFO hearing
01:11:03 Encouraging the government to share its UAP data with scientists
01:13:40 First in a sequence to bring UAP data to scientists
01:14:13 It would reflect badly if the government don’t know what UAP is
01:17:33 Why wasn’t FAA data in the Pentagon UAP report? Psychological reasons….
01:27:41 Has the U.S. government told Avi to stop what he is doing?
01:28:00 What changes if we find Alien technology?
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[@EventHorizonShow]

Should the U.S. government release UAP data to the public? Let John know.

[@Starfishtroopers]

Yes, all of it!

[@Spkr4TRUTH]

Only if national security or the tip of our military spear isn’t compromised. If that is the case, that the government does indeed know, and is responsible for the UAPs, a subtle wink wink, nudge nudge to the American people would be the best case scenario for “disclosure”. With the exotic patents, UAP activity in the media and interest from Congress, I am willing to bet, that this is the “tip of the hat” we should be expecting.

[@thedoruk6324]

Yes ! They should - most / if not all of it ! It is a dire need of highest priority !

[@Spkr4TRUTH]

Thanks for the heart! Love your work my friend. Have a great evening.

[@kriskazzee3039]

Of course!!

[@arandom1024]

Event horizon is my favorite podcast because it's the first one I found that wasn't either too dumbed down or the opposite where you'd have to have really really studied physics to not be completely lost. I've been a loyal subscriber for years.

[@EventHorizonShow]

Thank you!

[@danielsmit11]

Anton is pretty good too although I prefer event horizon a bit more because it's more calming.

[@milesteg8627]

@@danielsmit11 Anton is the Lex of science news

[@savage22bolt32]

Too bad they added a soundtrack. I hate it. I only want to hear the person talking .

[@DE-gb3wq]

@@savage22bolt32 Same here, I can’t watch videos that have music playing while the person I’m trying to listen to is talking. Also when I’m watching dvd movies the music and sound effects are so loud I can’t understand the dialogue and have to use subtitles.

[@BlahVideosBlahBlah]

I love when you talk aliens with Dr. Loeb! He's one of the few scientists confident enough to take the subject seriously in public-facing discussions without also making unsupported claims and jumping to ridiculous conclusions. There's plenty of room for extraterrestrials in actual reality, and Dr. Loeb is one of the best people for exploring it.

[@tinaliebe5118]

Yes I agree one he’s very smart so it will be stupid for other scientists to ridicule him

[@himynameis3664]

If I'm not mistaken he was skeptical about aliens not that long ago and has publicly changed his opinion based on new evidence. That's the kind of scientist I appreciate and will take seriously. While others still hold to their skepticism so as to not face ridicule, this man openly voices his change of perspective and ignores the ridicule because he takes new evidence seriously. He isn't holding back his beliefs for fear of damaging his career, he is a true scientist.

[@realzachfluke1]

@@himynameis3664>You were absolutely right in your reply, friend. Avi Loeb _did change,_ and _will continue to change_ his tune on any subject matter where *reality* has begun indicating to us that we may not know everything about her nature that we expected we did. Unidentified objects in the sky are no exception, various aerial phenomena are no exception, our physical models of the universe at the largest, smallest, and most extreme scales aren't an exception, he is simply leading _by example._ And y'know what it takes to accomplish that? Just the same sense of curiosity that we all entered the world with, but that some folks in the scientific community (and of course among the rest of humanity as well), for reasons that only they each as individuals might be able to tell us, have found themselves missing (I'm not suggesting that this is something most of them are even consciously aware of, just to be clear). Curiosity, and honesty. Part of what I love and admire so much about Dr. Loeb is his understanding that science is not politics. In politics, admitting when you are wrong, telling the public honestly and transparently that you've made a mistake, or _God forbid_ *admitting that your opponent made a more convincing argument than you did, that actually ended up CHANGING your mind,* are all acts made out by party leadership, the [usually] mainstream political media, etc. to be politically _suicidal,_ electorally _DISASTROUS,_ and in some instances even moral FAILINGS lmao. I personally think it's just a horrendously stupid self-fulfilling prophecy based on completely bogus common wisdom that people keep buying into, but in any case, science ISN'T politics. The whole point is to find ways to experimentally prove yourself wrong, so that afterwards, we can come out the other side having a more complete understanding of the world and universe around BASED ON _TRUTH._ So Avi will continue to dauntlessly listen to reality, seeking the truth about it without fear or prejudice, no matter where that ends up taking us-and his example, and his unbelievable perseverance, will leave humanity better off for it.

[@rjim1]

All I can say is fair play, John, your commitment and hard work is truly appreciated and its a genuine treat to consume the content you've been making of late, which is consistently excellent I might add. I can only speak for myself but im damn sure im not the only one, this channel has been a real help for me and has got me through an extremely challenging few years! Cheers.

[@hughoneill9833]

Absolutely correct

[@spookyninja4098]

Wow Did Congressman Gallagher at the UAP hearing just ask the Pentagon about the 10 Malmstrom Nuclear ICBMs shut down by a UFO in 1967 = Then he asked about the Joint Chief Admiral Tom Wilson Memo where he admits to MJ12 and Roswell recovery Holy Molly 😜 That was worth it right there..

[@josevalero3543]

Its one of my favorite channels, I really love it

[@mrtoothless]

your*

[@rjim1]

@@mrtoothless oh god how embarrassing. All I can say is I must have changed my mind on what I was writing mid-sentence. Thank god for the edit feature.

[@jangoodwin2689]

This is terrific. Avi Loeb is incredible. I enjoy listening to your interviews with him. Thank you John!

[@BigTeeeeed]

It's so funny to think back on when Anton Petrov, JMG, Isaac Arthur, Fraser Cain and many others were just getting started on KZbin and now they're producing incredible content. Just fantastic stuff.

[@PetraKann]

JMG speculates a lot more

[@rickstorm4198]

It's a great thing these men and women are doing for humanity.

[@joetaska]

@@angusmatheson8906 Good! I thought I was the only one who didn't like listening to Isaac Arthur. I love the content and his ideas but after a minute I find myself fighting to understand the guy! I usually end up turning off the videos because it's too hard to understand him.

[@codycoker7176]

@@angusmatheson8906 A person's voice makes you want to STAB them? Damn bro that's intense

[@lowieapitz8575]

@@angusmatheson8906 I'm afraid I'm with you on this one.

[@universalparadoxes2081]

Dr Loeb is my favourite guest on your show. I find his knowledge and perspective on all subjects that you discuss very insightful. Hope you have him on again soon.

[@jerlee620]

The image I have of Avi Loeb describing the process of death by spaghettification to a group of kindergartners is priceless! 🤣🤣

[@EventHorizonShow]

Cracked us up too.

[@vincentcrow8992]

Really enjoyed the interview. Dr Loeb is so interesting and I love his analogies

[@billybailey1818]

Another awesome video John! Avi is probably my favorite guest that you have on! You guys have the most intelligent conversations! I value them dearly!

[@astyanax905]

LOL, Avi Loeb being asked to stop during him explaining an astronaut being ripped apart by a black hole is hysterical

[@EventHorizonShow]

It’s so funny.

[@leevanzant5300]

"Nature is much more imaginative than we are." - Prof. Loeb Good to keep in mind. Great quote.

[@Yesica1993]

"Nature" is not an entity/sentient being of any kind, therefore, how can it be imaginative? It's amazing to see the pretzels people tie themselves into just to avoid the reality that GOD is the creator of this universe and all of its wonders.

[@djdonkeyface5451]

@@Yesica1993 It's just a figure of speech man, it's not that deep. He's just saying that the world is full of stuff that we often haven't even thought of before we find out about it. Nothing about his statement denies or accepts the existence of any creator god.

[@thedoruk6324]

Event Horizon is once again delving into most interesting and unidentified topics! This'll be an absolute delight to listen!

[@Baleur]

Avi is like the only scientist on the planet that is taking the question of alien life as seriously as it ought to be taken, while everyone else, even the most well educated astrophycisists, act like giggling kindergarteners.. And the worst part is when they ask the same outdated question, "are there others?" We exist, therefor others exist, period. Can we please get past this baby's level of discussion? Avi Loeb is a gem.

[@roseg2239]

Avi is always a pleasure to listen to. Love his enthusiasm.

[@RussTrotter]

yay! Always love it when Avi shows up on the channel. He's my kind scientist: well-qualified but has a dreamer within

[@jdwallace6312]

What a GREAT conversation. Thank you so much. Much respect to you and Dr Loeb. He has some of the BEST analogies for explaining life lessons he’s learned.

[@Baleur]

29:00 it has to be a shell, with a hollow interior. Because due to time dilation, time will essentially be paused at the very central point of a black hole, right? So then no matter, even during the entire lifetime of the universe, would have had enough "time" to fall into the absolute center. It would all slow down the closer it gets, until it collides and accumulates with a "shockwave wall", a wall of increasing density all around the singularity, like an egg shell that has maximum density on the inside (but still hollow beyond the shell towards the center), and slowly less density on the outside. Because gravity itself doesnt "do anything" when time is paused, right? Because for gravity to have an effect, matter must be allowed to accelerate and move. If time is paused, nothing can move, thus the gravity becomes irrelevant. At the absolute center. I dont see how there's any way that the absolute central singularity of a black hole can have any matter at all, since time has paused, the matter cant "fall in". So it must be a gradient of dense matter in a shell around the absolute singularity. The most dense matter in the universe, surrounding the most empty void in the universe, where not even quantum fluctuations can spawn new particles, because time runs too slowly for even that to occur..

[@himynameis3664]

This is a really cool thought. The more I think on it the cooler it gets actually. My only argument would be that it's the accumulation of all that mass that causes the extreme time dilation in the first place so there should be mass there? If the mass had already gathered before time came to a stand still? Im not sure, it is a very cool thought though. It will keep me up thinking about it for sure.

[@mattjack3983]

I've been waiting for almost a week to get some free time to kick back and listen to this episode! The shows with Dr Avi are some of my favorites! EDIT: that little jab at the string theorists was hilarious. Anyone who is familiar with Avi Loeb knows how he feels about string theory lol.

[@richierescue]

Yeah, that "one-way trip to the photosphere to test their theories" dig made me chuckle too. Too funny.

[@samjeffery528]

Im 32 not really educated in all this but this channel is so fascinating and gripping, This should have millions of subs you gain some understanding and no matter who you interviewed it comes across like a story that you remember. Brilliant

[@CodeLeeCarter]

Hey, Been missing #AviLoeb content of late,.. nicely timed John!

[@michael041211]

Love the videos, keep them coming 😀

[@Greentunic84]

Can't wait to lay back and listen to this tonight! 😃😃

[@benghazi4216]

At 18min I started hearing music and thought "Nooo is it already over soon?!" Moved the mouse and saw that it's well over an hour left! So glad for that, Avi is really your best guest by quite some margin

[@EventHorizonShow]

Yeah, this is a big one.

[@benghazi4216]

@@EventHorizonShow But with Avi as the guest, never feel that it could be too long. He never disappoints, a true man of science

[@leofonseca8144]

That was a nice effect

[@lucasgibbs4879]

Love Avi it was strange how much hate he got for saying omoumou could be alien tech like prove him wrong then

[@Dragrath1]

@@lucasgibbs4879 The problem as far as I can tell having looked into the literature on that is Avi Loeb's solution required Oumuamua to be shiny however there is no evidence to support this claim as the observations of spectra all generally showed Oumuamua' s light curves were most consistent with a extremely dark red object. With these independent measurements of red light curve his light ail model doesn't really work. Loeb made the claim that Oumuamua is shiny but there doesn't seem to be any evidence for this claim. If he could present evidence showing Oumamua's light curve was shiny then it would be fine as we could compare these light curves to figure out what is going on but he hasn't which suggests this information doesn't exist as his interpretation doesn't fit the existing data very well. In science if your model doesn't fit the data then its just wrong which should be the end of the story. This is where Loeb runs into problems (though there are some other problems with some of Loeb's arguments but those are more subtle) A lot of these arguments come down to the fine tunability of his light sail model.

[@livingart2576]

I always look forward to new content from this channel. Both epic and thought provoking

[@joes973]

The understatements are great. Two stars colliding near the speed is light would produce "a lot" of energy. An umbrella "wouldn't protect you" because the 60 km/s exploded iron fragments at thousands of degrees "would make holes" in it.

[@kylekissack4633]

thank you John! 🎩 as always a great interview and food for thought with long night's ahead!

[@eoiny111]

Always great when you have Avi Loeb as your guest , ye are like two buddies having a catch up over a pint , 🍺 🇮🇪

[@rufust.firefly6352]

Excellent as always. Always click listen immediately when Avi Loeb is on.

[@joannem1746]

Great interview and questions TY :)

[@6ixpool520]

I noticed that Dr Leob is now talking about finding FUNCTIONAL extrasolar artifacts rather than the "interstellar junk" he was advocating for early on. And how SOMBER the good Dr is treating the topic is very much on display. I wonder if they've already found preliminary data thats pretty compelling, and the change in attitude is reflective of that? 🤨🤔

[@sergeynemkov1554]

Avi is an absolute joy to listen to :)

[@poughkeepsieblue]

I love listening to John and Avi discuss anything. The both of you should just have a show together, I would listen and subscribe any day.

[@amusementguy]

This by far my favorite channel.

[@JRay2113]

Omg best video on black holes. I came here for UFOs and left with a ton of info on black holes. Win 🏆

[@benjames6564]

Thanks John, fantastic segment yet again

[@cdurkinz]

This was pretty good

[@xianmatar4961]

What a fascinating conversation and content. And love the background music and videos 👍

[@alripal9665]

Excellent timing :)

[@RoissyAngel]

32 minutes in and I need a break and a lie down. Fascinating but my head is hurting :-)

[@kentpirate2411]

I’m not a scientist but I imagine setting up near a black hole to get rid of trash and take energy would be like a squirrel hanging out in a tree that’s on fire because it’s warmer than the other trees while getting rid of the empty nut shells.

[@Baleur]

34:50 wait, wouldnt it then be theoretically possible, that an entire solar system with planets, could "survive" inside the event horizon of a black hole? Since time slows down, it would eventually take that star / planet billions of years to "reach" the center (or collide with the mass deep inside). Given that radiation and stuff doesnt sterilize everything, obviously.

[@joshuamartin5644]

Stop making me think so much I'm tryna go to sleep lol it's 12:30 in charlotte north carolina right now

[@himynameis3664]

I think the difference in gravity between the side facing the black hole and side facing away would be too much and start ripping matter apart. It's where the "spaghettification" term comes from. The gravity is so strong that even the distance between your head and feet is enough to stretch you out, so I'd imagine it would act more so on stars and systems. It's an interesting thought though.

[@kkonvicka25]

A genius is someone who can make analogies to an extreme degree. Dr. Loeb exemplifies this.

[@SyriusStarMultimedia]

If only we can evolve past ridicule, debunking, shaming and character assassins.

[@TheAjrclark]

I love the way JMG's gone all UFO/UAP lately. Even more reasons to watch. As if the universe wasn't interesting enough already - ha. It's a great fit!

[@JohnMichaelGodier]

As long as I have a credible and honest way to delve into an unusual subject, I'll go there. I have that now with the UAP/UFO phenomenon. But buckle your seatbelt, because I also now have a fully credible and honest way to delve into a plausible, but very strange cryptozoological phenomenon that has surfaced. Stay tuned.

[@madmattdigs9518]

@@JohnMichaelGodier wow, you really just peaked my interest. I can’t wait to hear about it.

[@TheAjrclark]

@@JohnMichaelGodier Awesome John, I can't wait for that! I know from listening to previous shows that the zoo hypothesis isn't up there on your list favourite scenarios so this is an interesting investigation with a lot at stake. I'm a researcher myself, so I was only recently convinced to follow UAP seriously. With all the various science-based projects and academic attention directed at understanding UAP now - Galileo Project, UAPX, Gary Nolan, Diana Pasulka, Michael Masters ..etc, I'm really looking forward to hearing your take on developments.

[@ricksspeedshop]

Fantastic interview John thank you

[@nimbusnation9584]

Thanks... I really enjoyed this episode very informative interesting and mind opening

[@maryzakiandourrugrats4671]

Yes! Dr Avi Loeb! Also what’s the name of the background track you use for your other channel? John you’re amazing thanks for the vids!

[@JohnMichaelGodier]

Background track over at JMG is usually "Cylinder 8" by Chris Zabriskie.

[@danw286]

Such a great podcast to listen to and expand my understanding of some really deep topics. Thanks man

[@notgerhardnotrichter4951]

This channel should have at least 1 mln subs 🤘💫

[@keithnixon9380]

More adds than I can handle. Just want to listen to it in bed to relax 😌

[@alanbrady420]

This was fantastic thank you so much for running the best channel on KZbin

[@SirFapsAlot]

Excellent show. Thank you!

[@artdonovandesign]

I've always liked listening to Avi Loeb. Great questions, great interview and thoughtful and provocative responses from Dr. Loeb. Thank you.

[@seditt5146]

WAIT LOL.... Did he just suggest we throw all string theorist into a blackhole :D ! Such a shame, I love Susskin

[@Bitchslapper316]

Thanks JMG and friends. I can't wait to listen, over an hour and a half of JMG and one of my favorite guests.

[@amangogna68]

Great video and information !

[@davidorasanin3800]

Awsome interviue, great info👏

[@justinwolf7490]

Great interview John and Dr Avi!

[@realzachfluke1]

Do you guys think Avi knew how _utterly savage_ this line about string theorists was (@ 4:25) *while he was saying it?* Oof, his ability to just nonchalantly torch people is unmatched in my book! hahahaha

[@ufoenigma7858]

Avi Loeb is so cool.. Logical, reassuring & positive I find..

[@cahal]

His resume at the start - holy cow.

[@robski907]

This channel is gold.

[@johngz3413]

I've been waiting so long for the Thursday posting, making my delivery in the work truck getting paid to wait now....

[@chrisjackson8396]

Yet another fascinating episode, thanks!

[@piercenagel7076]

Soon as I saw EH with Avi Loeb I knew this was gonna be a good one

[@tonynagy2042]

Always great listening to Dr. Loeb. Cheers. 🖖👽.

[@zacc.attacc]

I love seeing videos over an hour long on this channel

[@EventHorizonShow]

Like and share the video and we’ll do it more often.

[@davemclean3899]

Great stuff JMG ,👍👍

[@BenGrem917]

Love it! Thank you!

[@Rick-Rarick]

All of your episodes are must-watch content for me. My favorites are anything with Dr. Avi Loeb! Thank you so much for all the great work you all do at the channel.

[@HellCatt0770]

Fantastic interview!

[@Baleur]

1:34:40 it would actually be possible, but extremely difficult. IF the civilization gave all the intermediate steps and tools as well, in order. Such that, in the example, the caveman was given instructions on how to fashion axes out of flint, how to build a furnace with stones and wood, to melt iron, how to fashion the iron into tools, how to melt copper and assemble bagdhad batteries, etc etc. THEN, it would eventually be possible, if his entire community came together, and followed the instructions step by step over perhaps 200 years. I think any civilization wise enough to survive interstellar journeys, wouldnt be dumb enough to just hand over a blueprint of a Warp Drive, without also giving instructions on how to build the tools required, and how to refine the materials required, as well. Teach a man to make a fishing rod, dont just give him a fishing rod.

[@AaronBuma]

If you were to get pulled towards a black hole, wouldn't the observable event horizon always stay ahead of you? As you get closer, you will be in the 'orbit' of the light that you were previously not able to see, but the light between you would still be pulled towards the singularity and you'd be unable to see it. You'd continue to see more and more of what was previously un-observable until you were pulled apart by tidal forces - meanwhile to an external observer you would be frozen in time right at their version of the event horizon.

[@MonCappy]

I think Avi Loeb is way too optimistic about the possible nature of technologically advanced aliens.

[@spiritualanarchist8162]

But if everyone was pessimistic, nobody would look for it and thus certainly never find anything 😉

[@MonCappy]

@@spiritualanarchist8162 I was referring to the benevolence of advanced aliens. Not to their existence.

[@spiritualanarchist8162]

@@MonCappy Aha. lol. sorry.

[@MonCappy]

@@joemariejames4757 Sorry to burst your bubble, but the god you worship is a work of fiction no more real than Santa Claus.

[@SHERMA.]

@@joemariejames4757 sorry but talking about god in 2022 is scifi itself

[@euclidofalexandria3786]

Kerr vs. schwatzchild, rotating black holes and spontaneous symmetry breaking for backscattering...

[@michaelemerson9515]

Always excited to see a new EH video, STOKED when I seen the length!

[@EventHorizonShow]

We've been working HARD.

[@Charlieandersali]

The 🐐 of space podcasts !! Phenomenal

[@ssmathur7056]

Always great to hear Avi,a peerless scientist.

[@G274Me]

I could listen to you two talk for days

[@KoalaMeatPie]

OH! I already bring tourists to Sag A* all the time.. in Elite Dangerous.

[@paxtonphillips4835]

Dr. Loeb ., what a refreshing change.. you seem to be open to blue collar questions,

[@AbbStar1989]

This channel deserves to be MUCH bigger. I love it. Apologies for the fanboy approach but that's how it is.

[@bombfog1]

Karl Schwartzschild didn’t die as a result of his service on the Eastern Front. He died of a hereditary autoimmune disease (pemphigus) which is more common in Ashkenazic Jews (which he was). In other words, he did not die or hasten his death via patriotism.

[@brucekettle6056]

Always love this guy!!

[@baunax]

This channel should have + 20 mill subscribers. I love this channel.

[@TheMikethoth]

This is a well known story as told by Jacques Vallee, I am paraphrasing here of course but it's essentially correct. Back when Hynek was investigating UFOs he had spoken to Carl Sagan regarding UFOs and specifically any data picked up by NORAD. He assumed that of they existed it would have some data. Hynek had asked NORAD and a had told him they had no data on UFOS. Whilst visiting NORAD himself, he asked the head running it if they had any data on UFOS, he was told they did not. But the person went on to say, we don't refer to them as UFOS, but UTC's. Sagan asked, what is a UTC, and was answered, a uncorrelated target. They got thousands of these a month. Now not all these were claimed to be UFOs, they look for ballistic tracks. However many of these UTCs had multiple data points or tracks. Some tracks had 2 data point (birds, etc normal every day items) but many had more tracks and were always marked an unidentified. If that is true then to suggest no one took interest in this post Bluebook? We know already that although Bluebook was closed, any UFO sighting that could impact national security already had a reporting chain seperate from Bluebook. This was verified in an official memo written by General Bolinder, expressive dissatisfaction that the public program was being shutdown whilst the classified studies were still running. either the 70's or 80's

[@joegarry8983]

I would be most interested to know if any agency such as NORAD has on record, on some type of world wide radar, an incident I personally witnessed at very close quarters here in the eastern central district of Ireland on the 19th. of May at approx. 4p.m., Without any warning a shock wave, better described as a Whoosh explosion straight overhead, then circa two minutes later a high pitched whirring noise that lasted about thirty seconds, that came from a black spinning cylindrical object, circa twelve to fourteen feet in diameter, that landed behind ruin of an old house right in front of me. I just managed to see the top four feet of the object as it slowly descended behind the ruin, the bottom unseen section could have been larger. I knew it was a U.F.O., it scared the hell outta me, got in my car which was near by and left the area. Would love to know if anyone's radar systems picked up any unknown signal for the location, time and date.

[@joegarry8983]

Should have stated it happened last year, 2021.

[@TheMikethoth]

@@joegarry8983 Do you have any local airports near where you were? You will have weather radar at those places. Sounds like it would have scared the shit out of me too. Whilsting sounds are often associated with things like that. How close were you? Do you have an estimate of how long you were in the vicinity?

[@joegarry8983]

@@TheMikethoth I was less than one hundred feet away behind a thick high hedge which I was in the process of cutting back and tidying up, it was actually a really nice clear , sunny day, not a breeze Behind the hedge right in front of me was the ruins of an old house, the far side of a narrow driveway. I did not see the craft until I just happened to look through a gap in some branches of a tree, only was hearing the noise it was making, and by this time there was but left in view, about four feet of it as it descended slowly behind the old house. From the time that I first heard the initial shock wave, not a bang, until the object landed with a dull thump behind the old ruin, all in all was less than three minutes, and about another two minutes or less, which there was silence, until my instinct said, get the hell out of there.

[@TheMikethoth]

@@joegarry8983 I'd suggest that was a fine instinct. Not seen anything that close but I often wonder given the apparent technology, why they decide to be seen. Any feelings on that now or at the time?

[@r1a1p1AllenPogue]

Is it just me or are black holes the most trendy topic of astrophysics for the last couple of decades at least?

[@gentlestorm]

This interview has the lowest amount of standard Avi Loeb soundbites yet, so was a fun listen.

[@lifeindetale]

It's important having discussed the global importance of living intelligently as a whole civilization.

[@Mermaider]

JMG, thanks dude 👍

[@zax2153]

Avi Loeb episode great every time.

[@AugustLeafFilms]

Hey John, what’s the track at 31:00? Love the song and this episode!

[@Skynet_the_AI]

Such a great talk.

[@EventHorizonShow]

Thank you. Share it widely. And spare us in the dark future.

[@Skynet_the_AI]

@@EventHorizonShow 😉

[@alexcritchley3251]

This channel is 10/10 if only everyone thought like these individuals imagine how the world could be without prejudice and politics we would be capable of what would be considered magic keep critically thinking and challenging the norm here's to the future!!!

[@Iamhassentme]

Great episode. It's a little off topic...but does the gravitational pull of the moon have an effect on plate tectonics?

[@kidcreole6749]

moon has no gravity ...

[@mrrob7531]

You talk about a decorated person. It just blows my mind how many things Avi has his hands on. Just wow

[@guvwithag7066]

I love this channel because it is not emphasizing doom it is emphasizing knowledge.and I love this guest,everytime he's on I can't stop listening

[@Dragrath1]

Regarding the possibility of a unified theory of quantum mechanics and gravity I think we need to put much more focus on the initial postulates of the two theories. In particular based on the work extending general relativity into inhomogeneous and anisotropic conditions it appears that there are some fascinating properties which suggest serious problems related to logical internal consistency with the general assumption called the cosmological principle which says that at some sufficiently large scale. In particular work by Matthew Kleban and Leonardo Senatore (Matthew Kleban and Leonardo Senatore JCAP10(2016)022) shows that for any nontrivial flat or open cosmology there can not exist any maximum spatial volume at any timeslice of spacetime. The natural formulation of this was notably suspiciously similar to the definition of entropy within information theory when accounting for the total number of possible configurations being countably finite which caught my attention. Having dived deeper into the math it becomes clear that the implication is that there can not exist any nontrivial solutions which obey the Friedmann Lemaitre Robertson Walker metric because all possible solutions will invariably diverge from this idealized solution if the system isn't perfectly uniform and isotropic everywhere at all possible scales. Furthermore I believe I have figured out what this entropy is the measure of specifically it represents the entropy of paths which information can have causally propagated when accounting for that within general relativity all paths are unique i.e. the theory is path dependent and as a system of partial differential equations the Einstein field equations force all possible solutions to be unique for all possible initial conditions meaning that the metric at all points of spacetime is always uniquely determined thus terms within the metric tensor can never cancel out or be symmetric at least within the constraints of any arbitrary initial conditions for a nontrivial flat or open universe. In principal accounting for path dependence we can utilize stokes theorem to convert from the volume formalism for logical consistency to hold and use that to derive the formalism of black hole thermodynamics specifically the link between surface area and entropy without the need to invoke quantum mechanics directly which has important implications linking general relativity with quantum mechanics specifically it suggests that information becomes encoded within the field of paths through spacetime which make up the full metric tensor. This means that the metric tensor field aka gravity carries away information in the form of irreducible asymmetries within the metric and furthermore this is nonlocally constrained by the total information encoded within the Universe's initial conditions meaning any attempts to simplify the metric within general relativity must necessarily violate the conservation of information. In this light the information paradox and general incompatibility of solutions of general relativity with quantum mechanics become trivial consequences of the initial postulates of GR violating one of the foundational principals of quantum mechanics. One very real consequence of this is that their should be small but nonzero irregularities within the gravitational field of the black hole or anything else though at this point what those would look like is hard to say given that they will be a consequence of path dependent information propagation though spacetime. Unfortunately Gödel's incompleteness theorems cause problems as we are observers embedded within our universe.

[@justsmashing4628]

I went to Calcutta once, I survived.

[@Carpenters_Canvas]

this channel is underrated

[@EventHorizonShow]

We agree.