Hello,
Little green men, I think not. Spending 7 figures to Possibly find
another fall/classification over a mile underwater seems
to
be a waste of resources. It took 22 years to recover a large, known location
object -- Liberty Bell 7.
So, to ET:
If Voyager, which is presently 14+ billion miles out,
somehow crashed where it too was observed & recovered
would
it be considered ET. Same with the remnants of the DART probe.
To me, it seems like a bunch of semantics with the
added waste of time and someone else's money. If it shows up
here from out there it Is ET
I'm still waiting for a large chunk of a room temperature
superconductor to land in my mailbox ---- mailbox will be for
sale.
JL
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