Galileo Project Publishes First Observatory Data with 144 Unresolved Trajectories
The Galileo Project at Harvard University published commissioning results from its first permanent multi-sensor observatory. Over five months in 2024, 500,000 sky trajectories were recorded, of which approximately 16% required further review. After automated analysis, 144 trajectories remained unexplained. The system nicknamed 'Dalek' operates eight uncooled infrared cameras plus optical, radio, magnetic, and audio sensors for continuous all-sky coverage. The preprint entered peer review concurrent with a Congressional UAP hearing.
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Background
In 2024, the Galileo Project, led by Harvard professor Avi Loeb, published its first dataset from a purpose-built UAP observatory deployed in Massachusetts. The initial data release contained 144 trajectories that could not be resolved to known objects, marking the first systematic scientific effort to detect and characterize UAP using dedicated instrumentation.
Projektübersicht
Das Galileo-Projekt nutzt ein speziell gebautes Observatorium zur systematischen Überwachung anomaler Luftobjekte.
- Geführt von Harvard-Professor Avi Loeb
- Erste Datensatz-Veröffentlichung im Jahr 2024
Technologie
Das Observatoriumssystem in Massachusetts verwendet ein Multi-Sensor-Array.
- Infrarotkameras
- Radar
- Audio-Sensoren
- All-sky optical camera (Ganzhimmelskamera)
Ergebnisse
Die erste Datenveröffentlichung enthielt spezifische Funde.
- 144 Trajektorien, die nicht bekannten Objekten zugeordnet werden konnten
- Avi Loeb betonte, dass weitere Analysen nötig seien
Significance
Das Projekt stellt einen Meilenstein dar.
- Erste systematische wissenschaftliche Bemühung zur Erfassung und Charakterisierung von UAP
- Verwendung dedizierter Instrumentierung
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