Yeah, he did, or he suggested it quite strongly - but later it turned out to be false, it's a comet.
Loeb might be an intelligent person and a distinguished scientist, but I'd question just how smart he is here, for getting involved with this flying-saucer craze - as there's a big difference between intelligence and being smart.
A smart person with a reputation, would likely look at this - and keep their mouth shut until something actually definitive and trustworthy comes out of it. Because if it turns out to all be a load of lies - he's going to look like an idiot if he gets too close to it.
Loeb obviously has no classified clearances but he has been speaking to those who have and was given advice on the design of the Harvard sensor system his team developed. In a similar way to Grusch, Loeb has been suitably convinced that there is a reality to the phenomenon.
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