Harvard professor Avi Loeb says aliens may be creating universes in labs because they have ‘divine’ intelligence

The Harvard physicist on a mission to prove the existence of extraterrestrial life recently suggested that the ultra-advanced civilization would be considered “divine” to humanity.

Avi Loeb hypothesized that these aliens possess profound intelligence to where they could be creating “baby universes in a lab,” including ours.

He explained to Fox News that a civilization with an understanding of “how to reconcile quantum mechanics and gravity” could recreate the cosmic conditions that gave rise to its existence.

The idea of ​​creating life in a lab may sound far-fetched to most, scientists have created single-celled organisms before, and Loeb said it’s “a trait we attribute to God in religious texts.”

However, many astronomers are “sick” of Loeb’s wild claims that “contaminate good science.”

Loeb has been making headlines for years, starting with his theory that the 2017 interstellar visitor ‘Oumuamua was an alien vessel for the current Pacific Ocean expedition.

He conducted a recent expedition to the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Papua New Guinea to recover fragments of the IM1 meteor that broke up in January 2014, which he believes are the remains of an alien craft.

Astrophysicist Steve Desch of Arizona State University told the New York Times, “It contaminates good science – the good science we do gets mixed up with this ridiculous sensationalism and sucks all the oxygen out of the room.”

But the pushback hasn’t stopped Loeb from looking for answers, which should be revealed in September.

Meanwhile, he shares theories about such super-intelligent civilizations.

“A very advanced scientific civilization is a good approximation of God,” Loeb said Fox news.

“Imagine a caveman visiting New York City and seeing all the gadgetry in technology in terms of lights appearing like a miracle to the caveman.”

Avi Loeb suggested that the ultra-advanced civilization would be seen as “God” to humanity

Loeb has long touted that baby universes can be created in labs, which is only possible with quantum gravity technologies, a combination of two pillars of modern physics: quantum mechanics and gravity.

Quantum mechanics is the branch of scientific study that attempts to explain and establish rules for how particles smaller than the atom behave.

Together, the pillars provide a consistent and complete description of the nature of gravity at the quantum level and help us understand the behavior of the universe at its most fundamental level.

However, in an op-ed for Scientific AmericaLoeb wrote, “We don’t have a predictive theory that combines the two pillars of modern physics.”

“But a more advanced civilization would have accomplished this feat and mastered the technology of creating baby universes,” he wrote.

During the Fox News interview, Loeb said it’s “arrogant of us to think we’re alone,” since there are tens of billions of planets in the Milky Way alone and hundreds of billions of galaxies like the Milky Way within the Milky Way. observable size of the universe.’

“Maybe noticing a neighbor will be a wake-up call that will bring us together,” Loeb said, speaking of humanity as a whole.

“There may be many more neighbors who are much better than us, and we can learn from them.

“So my hope is that it will move humanity to a better place in the long run.”