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Harvard scientist pushes back on NASA chief over mystery space object: 'It's not an asteroid'
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Fox News reports that Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb is pushing back on NASA chief Jared Isaacman over the near-Earth object 1998 KY26, saying "it's not an asteroid." According to Fox News, Loeb argues the object could be a lost Soviet spacecraft from a failed Mars mission.
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Harvard scientist pushes back on NASA chief over mystery space object: 'It's not an asteroid'
Avi Loeb challenges NASA's Jared Isaacman, arguing 1998 KY26 is not an asteroid and could be a lost Soviet spacecraft from a failed Mars mission.
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