Avi Loeb Identifies Two Types of Objects Hovering Over Strategic Sites

On October 23, the U.S. Department of War released the seventh installment of its UFO files. That same week, Harvard professor and UFO researcher Avi Loeb told NewsNation in an interview how he would like to use the information, according to AOL.

One document describes a black, triangular object reportedly seen by three federal agents near a highly secure U.S. facility. The object moved at an unusual speed, and thermal imaging equipment detected no heat signature.

What Loeb Proposes

Loeb said the Pentagon and intelligence agencies had identified two types of objects hovering over strategic assets, but he did not explain how they differ. “I hope to work with the Pentagon and deploy improved sensors in areas where these objects have been seen,” he said. The available information, he added, does not support reliable conclusions.

Why It Matters to Him

He recalled the Chinese spy balloon that the United States shot down in 2023. The practical explanation, he said, is that the objects come from a rival country, since the United States does not operate aircraft like them. However, no evidence has been presented that a foreign country is operating them, and the documents do not identify their origin.

Loeb compared the situation to finding an ant in the kitchen. A single ant usually suggests that many more are hiding under the sink.