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Dr. Avi Loeb on NBC News: $1Billion UAP Research Ask & Event Highlights

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=o0UVC_eqJOg

Dr. Avi Loeb, Director of the Institute for Theory and Computation at Harvard and UAP Disclosure Fund Advisory Board member, joins Gadi Schwartz on NBC News to discuss the urgent need for scientific investment into UAP.
The segment prominently features footage from the recent "Understanding UAP: Science, National Security, and Innovation Panel" hosted by the UAP Disclosure Fund, including Dr. Loeb's call for a $1 billion investment to figure out "what is in our sky."

Dr. Loeb explains to NBC News why $1 billion is a modest sum – 0.1% of the 2026 defense budget and 10% of the Habitable Worlds Observatory cost – for research with potentially universe-altering implications. He envisions recruiting the world's best scientists to develop advanced AI algorithms to analyze data and interpret anomalies, benefiting both national security (identifying potential adversarial tech) and the potential discovery of non-human intelligence.

The interview also touches on claims of alien species discussed at the congressional panel, with Dr. Loeb emphasizing his evidence-based scientific approach and willingness to analyze any government-held materials. This segment highlights the growing mainstream discussion around UAP and the critical role of scientific inquiry, as championed by the UAP Disclosure Fund and its advisors.

Key Points:

• NBC News features Dr. Avi Loeb and the UAP Disclosure Fund panel.
• Discussion of Dr. Loeb's $1 billion UAP research funding proposal.
• Comparison to defense budget and other science projects.
• Vision for AI-driven data analysis by top scientists.
• Dual benefit: National security and potential discovery of NHI.
• Dr. Loeb's scientific stance on claims of alien species and government data.

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