The US government has yet to unravel the mysterious sightings of UFOs flying through our skies, but a Harvard professor believes the answer may lie 300 feet below the surface.
Avi Loeb, known for his efforts to prove that we are not alone, has made that claim alien visitors travel through hidden dimensions created by researchers at the CERN particle accelerator.
The accelerator, the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), shoots particles at nearly the speed of light to recreate the conditions of the Big Bang, hoping to uncover hidden dimensions that will reveal how our universe came to be.
In a new documentary, Loeb said that alien civilizations may have been developing dimension-hopping technology for billions of years.
The physicist also noted that aliens use theoretical quantum gravity technology to travel through “curly” dimensions that humans can only detect at particle accelerators such as CERN.
Harvard scientists have claimed that alien visitors are traveling through hidden dimensions created by researchers at the CERN particle accelerator (pictured).
Avi Loeb made these claims in a new documentary, saying that aliens use theoretical quantum gravity technology to travel through “curly” dimensions that humans can only detect at particle accelerators like CERN.
The Harvard scientist said in the documentary ‘The Paranormal UFO Connection’ that if alien technology could reach our doorstep, we would be impressed because it would represent something we do not possess.
“Just like a caveman who comes to a city like London or Europe and sees all the technological gadgets there,” Loeb said.
“There will be a sense of religious awe, and we wouldn’t understand it, especially when we’re dealing with the effects of quantum gravity that we have some idea about.”
Loeb said traveling through extra-spatial dimensions would mean the chance of collisions would be “much lower.”
Scientists at CERN have attempted to detect six ‘extra-spatial’ dimensions and look for specific particles as evidence that such dimensions exist.
The underground LHC is located on the border of France and Switzerland and went live for the first time on September 10, 2008.
In 2012, scientists used it to discover the Higgs boson, or God particle, which was a missing piece in the puzzle for physicists in their attempts to understand how the universe works.
‘Quantum mechanics was discovered exactly a century ago. And all the most advanced technologies we use today, such as the Internet, artificial intelligence, etc., depend on our understanding of quantum mechanics,” Loeb explains.
‘But the learning process is incomplete – there are several major puzzles in modern physics.’
‘Within the mainstream of theoretical physics in recent decades, the prevailing paradigm is that it is possible to unify quantum mechanics and gravity unless you work with extra-spatial dimensions.
‘In our daily lives we only see three. But the idea is that the others are curly. And we can’t really detect them unless we shoot extremely high-energy particles that will probe these tiny scales.
‘If there are extra dimensions, the reality we are familiar with naturally expands into them. And then you can imagine life in more than three spatial dimensions. It will be much more diverse and interesting.’
Last year, Loeb headed to Papua New Guinea on a $1.5 million ocean expedition to find a piece of alien technology that crashed into the sea in 2014.
Filmmaker and musician Mark Christopher Lee, ‘The Paranormal UFO Connection’ explores various ways in which UFOs and other unexplained phenomena can arrive on our planet
The accelerator, the Large Hadron Collider (LHC), shoots particles at nearly the speed of light to recreate the conditions of the Big Bang, hoping to uncover hidden dimensions that will reveal how our universe came to be
His expedition found metal “spheres” on the seabed, which Loeb believes could be “technosignatures” of an alien civilization.
Israeli astronomer and his research partner Amir Siraj concluded in 2019 that an object from outside our solar system had struck Earth in 2014.
The Papua New Guinea object was traveling towards Earth at a speed of more than 30 miles per second, a speed so fast that it suggests it originated outside our solar system.
Loeb also argues in the film that world governments should spend the $2 trillion a year he says is spent on military budgets on the search for extraterrestrial life.
In ‘The Paranormal UFO Connection’, filmmaker and musician Mark Christopher Lee explores various ways in which UFOs and other unexplained phenomena can arrive on our planet.
Speaking to DailyMail.com, Lee said: ‘I have a science degree, so I’m quite rational. I was very curious what Avi’s opinion would be on this. He is one of the few serious scientists in the world interested in this subject.
‘Our conversation was very enlightening: he thinks that advanced civilizations elsewhere in the universe may be able to use other spatial dimensions to easily travel through the universe.
‘Especially with the advances taking place at CERN in proving the existence of other dimensions, it makes sense that a much more advanced civilization would have developed the technology to use them.’
‘The Paranormal UFO Connection’ can be seen on Tubi TV in the US and available worldwide via YouTube.