A Harvard professor says he may have found parts of alien technology from a meteor that landed on Earth in 2014.
Avi Loeb and his team brought the materials from where the meteor crashed off the coast of Papua New Guinea to Harvard to analyze.
U.S. Space Command confirms with near certainty that it comes from another solar system and gave Loeb a 10-kilometer radius of where it landed.
Loeb said they found several "spherules," or "metallic marbles" that "have colors of gold, blue, brown, and some of them resemble a miniature of the Earth."