Scientist WARNS_ ''Oumuamua Will CRASH In 2 Weeks... THERE IS NO STOPPING''

Oumuamua, the mysterious interstellar object whose peculiar orbits captured the attention of observers in late 2017, is making headlines once more. But this time, scientists are afraid. Oumuamua is scheduled to make a direct collision with Earth in only two weeks, an unprecedented occurrence.
This cosmic event is especially disturbing because, in addition to the imminent collision, Oumuamua appears to be traveling at an alarming speed. Are we on the verge of a catastrophe? Come explore the serious warning that scientists have issued regarding Oumuamua's direct effect on our world! Upon hearing the words "alien probes," what first springs to mind? Maybe it brings to mind classic science fiction films with aliens examining people with weird devices. Alternatively, perhaps you see oumuamua, the enigmatic, cigar-shaped object that streaked by our solar system a few years ago.
In 2017, researchers like Harvard University's Avi Loeb began discussing the potential of actual space probes launched by far-off civilizations, as opposed to the fictitious sort. These spacecraft would resemble the ones that humans have launched into orbit, such Voyager and New Horizons. The crucial query is: Is Oumuamua a comparable probe, albeit one that hails from a different planet? Plasma physicist Avi Loeb has even hypothesized that Oumuamua itself may have been an extraterrestrial
They had been hoping for an interstellar visitor just like it for decades. Who knows? We could find out eventually that we're not the only ones in the cosmos. An exciting finding was made back in 2017 by NASA's science associate administrator Thomas Zurbuchen: the confirmation of interstellar objects like Oumuamua.
Astronomers all across the world became quite interested in this finding. Then, in August 2019, a mere two years later, 2I/Borisov, another interstellar object, was discovered. Borisov, in contrast to Oumuamua, possessed the characteristic comet characteristics, such as a prominent tail and coma. Astronomers were given a unique view into extraterrestrial planetary systems by this enigmatic guest.
When first observed, it seemed like a massive cylinder that was 10 times longer than it was broad. However, further observations showed that its shape was more like a pancake. Occurrences of comparable forms in other Kuiper Belt objects point to a shared formation process.