You've no doubt heard of the astronomer, bestselling author, and former chair of Harvard's astronomy department Abraham “Avi” Loeb.
I doubt you have escaped his claims that alien civilizations they will not respond to our messages for 3000 years , which is the interplanetary object First it may have been an interstellar spaceship. In case you missed these two releases, you may have known Avi Loeb from the Galileo project, its search for evidence of technology built by alien civilizations.
Avi Loeb, “the friend of those there”
In other words, when it comes to all things alien, Avi Loeb seems to be a “regular expert.”
Today the Harvard astronomer is back with a new theory about our universe and alien life and I have to admit it's pretty disturbing.
Universe created in the laboratory
In a Scientific American editorial published last week, Loeb hypothesizes that our precious and mysterious universe may have been formed in the laboratory by an “advanced technological civilization.”
Since our universe has a flat geometry with zero net energy, an advanced civilization may have developed technology that created a baby universe from nothing through quantum tunneling.
Avi Loeb on Scientific American
Loeb goes on to say this theory it would unify our religious beliefs with the scientific ones and would characterize us as a class C civilization.
What does it mean?
As a civilization dependent on our host star, we are only one C on the civilization scale. If we could ever become independent of the sun, we would become a B and if we could successfully design our universes, then we would be the top, class A.
Hence, Avi Loeb's theory essentially assumes that a class A civilization created us.
Avi Loeb's editorial leaves many unanswered questions such as: Does the civilization that created us interfere with our lives? And, if so, is it benevolent, evil or indifferent?
Perhaps Loeb will publish a paper describing this “creation” in more detail. In the meantime, as always, I take his theory with a grain of salt.
