Ross Coulthart: Is Avi Loeb a modern-day Galileo? | Reality Check 

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Outside of UAP’s what would you say is Avi’s greatest contribution to science? And Ross, what from his body of work outside of UAP’s, do you feel informed you the most?……… To me, they both seem like a couple of grifters…….

See above for another “hard working” “blogger” giving his “humble” evaluation.

Listening to the critics gives them power…

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He also can't have a conversation without interrupting, talking over, or shouting down the other person. He's way too full of himself too.

So a liberal? 🤣🤣🤣

Neil is too busy becoming a TV celeb

This comment is stupid on its face. He’s absolutely a scientist, works as a scientist, and has a PhD to prove it. And yes, Liberals tend to be more educated and harder working.

Just another Bill Nye Tv scientist

Perfectly stated sir..

If this is true, then why can’t Avi present a little more than coal from the bottom of the ocean…..? Why doesn’t Avi share with other scientists his incredible discoveries? Publish papers on the subject?

​@@FraserJohnstone1 Alright, imagine this: Avi Loeb is like a modern-day treasure hunter, but instead of looking for gold or jewels, he's searching for tiny pieces of interstellar "magic" at the bottom of the ocean. Now, when people say, "Why can't he show us more than just coal from the ocean floor?" it's a bit like asking, "Why doesn't the treasure hunter show us more than just a piece of shiny rock?" Here's why Avi is doing everything by the book and sharing his discoveries in the right way: Publishing Papers: Avi Loeb and his team are scientists, and in the science world, sharing discoveries means publishing papers. Just like showing your work in school, scientists write detailed reports called papers, which explain what they found and how they found it. Avi has done this and continues to do so. These papers get reviewed by other scientists to make sure everything checks out before being published. Sharing Samples: Sharing the spherules (those tiny droplets) with other scientists is a bit like sharing your favorite toy. You wouldn't just give it away to everyone because it’s precious and you need to study it carefully first. Avi and his team have shared their findings with multiple labs around the world for analysis, ensuring they get the best possible results from various experts. Funding and Resources: Think of the expedition to find these spherules as a big adventure that costs a lot of money. Avi needs to make sure the research is thorough and well-funded. If he just handed out samples to everyone, it would be like giving away your treasure without having enough to complete your quest. Step-by-Step Process: In science, discoveries take time. First, you find the "treasure" (spherules). Then, you study it carefully, write about it, and share your findings. This process ensures that the information is accurate and credible. Avi is doing all of this to make sure his discoveries are rock-solid before sharing them widely. So, next time someone questions why Avi can't just show everything right away, remember that science is like a big, exciting adventure. It takes time, careful study, and sharing in the right way to make sure everyone can trust the treasure they've found. And don't worry, Avi is on it-he's sharing his incredible discoveries with the world, one step at a time!

@@FraserJohnstone1 My god... its not coal... You really seem to have alot to say on him but clearly no idea what really is even going on. Why is that? You are in every comment yet you clearly only have the most superficial denouncement of his work despite that knowingly not being true. Curious.

@@seditt5146 Great thanks for the comment! 😃

@@FraserJohnstone1 YW . Now care to explain why you keep regurgitating long disproven debunks in every other comment on this video or should we all just assume you glow in the dark.

If it's a reality check for everyone caught up in ancient alien nonsense then it's a good thing. Is that what he's doing being a good journalist?

​@@jdjdl8660stay sheltered little dude

@@mrwhat5094well said

Miracle

Gives you hope for what bro the world is fkd there’s no hope.

Speak for yourself. He's a Kiwi educated at Victoria University actually

Actually….Ross Coulthart was born in the UK. He later moved along with his family to New Zealand and enrolled at the Victoria University of Wellington, where he graduated with a law degree. He then moved to Australia, where he started his career as a journalist. (Wikipedia)

Still an Aussie now

@@Kay-nl7ptNo he's a Possie-Kiwi

Many many followers & fans here in USA are proud to admire & love Ross Coulthart and most of us see him as an Aussie! He is a world treasure. Wonderful investigating journalist, author, interviewer, UFO/UAP researcher, TV personality, etc., etc. IMO no one could have done better interview with David Grusch than Ross. …. And he is easy on eyes and ears with delightful accent. Ross Coulthart rocks!❤️🌎

Beautifully said

Rather than even giving it the honor of calling it corporate journalism call it for what it is….propaganda.

Then you woke up 😅

@@politicallyincorrect2564. So just because you never experienced it, means it never happened. This is how small your sceptical brain is. Remember I was with two other people. So did we share the same dream. Just because you are scared of the unknown. It doesn't mean that my experience never happened.

You have expressed three of the seven observables. Can you recall more of your physical location and DTG? What was occurring around you, atmospheric disturbances, air density, electrical charge within the air.

Agreed 👍🏻

I hope they will pull his number out the hat at the right time

Mum was in Waimate as a teenager around this time and remembers walking to school with a friend and seeing half a dozen lights dancing around the sky. Like they were playing with each other. There are plenty of other UFO stories throughout NZ going back to the 1800s.

Hi, when was this incident... seems like very interesting!!

@@deepikakumar8090 Late 1978. Search online for Kaikoura Lights.

@@deepikakumar8090 a few months after the Christchurch earthquake, me my best friend and his whole family all witnessed this for about 3-4 minutes, very similar to the phoenix lights minus the triangular shape, initial large object with a white light at each end (absolutely massive if it wasnt just above his house, hard to tell because it was silent) then followed shortly by 5 red/orange much smaller orbs of light following in the same path at the same speed, we watched it till it was out of sight. Feel very lucky

Was he drunk when he said it? 😂 the man is a drunkard.

Love this

So do you, since you leave this same Post on every Avi Loeb interview. You wear your bias on your sleeve.

Dog like ball. Dog chase ball.

Do not throuw the Nuclear Tennisball! He will bring it allways back to you.

So beautifully said. What you write is intriguing and rings true to me. I’m going to research about it. Have u checked out Bigelow Institute for Consciousness? Interesting too!

The Vatican doesn't share their information with outsiders. When was the last time they contributed anything to the advancement of common knowledge? 80-100 years ago? The Vatican is entering another repressive phase in relation to science, and we are all lucky that they aren't as powerful as they were for their last few.

Joey look up Allies Of Humanity 👍

@@psaunder1975 🤙

Have you read many of Avi’s papers?

he was a crackpot too

He is 91 years old so I doubt he is sane 😅

He’s already done an interview with Sheehan it was very good too!!

A couple of months ago. It was a beauty 👍

Yes utterly horrifying

Yes please.

@@davidkingsford1010 lets push for that interview!

PLEASE!!!

@@remmos2816 I have already asked for Ross and Bryce's opinion. As well with Matt Ford.

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