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Avi Loeb

Israeli-American theoretical physicist
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    of Harvard University astronomy professor Avi Loeb, who believes that other astronomers have been too quick to dismiss that possibility. For example, Loeb has claimed that evidence of cometary activity has actually been caused by astronomers blurring the object’s image by incorrectly tracking it in the sky.

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    of Harvard University astronomy professor Avi Loeb, who believes that other astronomers have been too quick to dismiss that possibility. For example, Loeb has claimed that evidence of cometary activity has actually been caused by astronomers blurring the object’s image by incorrectly tracking it in the sky.

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