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Harvard astronomer leads White House UFO advisory panel with diverse members
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- Avi Loeb, a controversial Harvard astronomer, has been appointed to lead the White House panel on UFOs.
- The panel has requested videos and files from the Pentagon regarding unexplained aerial sightings.
- Loeb has previously suggested that alien lifeforms might be present in the solar system disguised as meteors.
- The council includes UFO researchers, activists, and billionaires, indicating a diverse approach to the subject.
- Loeb is known for his unconventional views on extraterrestrial life and public interest in UFO phenomena.
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