Avi Loeb

And I used...

together with two colleagues, 4,000 data points from 227 observatories around the Earth of three atlas that monitored its motion across the sky.

And we were able to say that the trajectory is sculpted only by gravity.

There is no evidence for this recoil.

And that means that the object is very massive.

And I derived a value of 33 billion tons.

A huge thing, which if you take solid density, it means it's more than five kilometers in diameter.

So when you mention a few hundred meters, that's nothing.

And this object, by the way, was discovered just over the past decade of observing the sky.

So who knows how much debris collected or...

on the surface of Mars or the moon because they are good museums.

And by the way, I see that as their most important value.

Let me just say one thing about my fundamental point of view.

Each of us would live for about 100 years if we are lucky, right?

That's the kind of... It's pretty depressing, right?

Because there is so much we would like to know and we have only 100 years, so...

And that already tells you that you need to be modest and humble because you don't have a lot of time, right?

So why engage in conflicts?

Why reduce the lifespan of other people in wars?

It makes no sense, all of this.