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- Apr 08, 2024, 02:44:33 PMPosted by E. Shaw
- Apr 05, 2024, 04:06:41 AMQuote from: Immortan Jonesy on Apr 05, 2024, 04:04:31 AMQuote from: TheIronSkeptic.comOctopus Keg Monsters From Space (Gaaah!)
The creatures were about four feet tall, but each had an antenna sticking out of the top of its head that made it at least another foot and a half tall. The creatures had heads shaped like "American footballs" that had a band moving horizontally across them. They look kind of like the sunglasses the blind black guy on Star Trek wore. The bodies were "stockier and broader" than La Rubia's, and from his sketches, I estimate them to be about the size and general shape of a keg. Each creature had two arms that looked like elephant trunks: flexible tentacles that ended in something like a single finger. Considering what they did to La Rubia, I will assume these to be middle fingers.
The creatures only had one leg, which looked sort of like a bar stool. In fact, La Rubia initially thought that they were sitting down on something. He doesn't explain why he gives up this theory in exchange for them having one weird, fat leg. The creatures were a dull gray in color and covered with some sort of rough scales. Upon questioning, La Rubia decided that the scales weren't armor, since they didn't seem to impede their movement, but must instead have been lizard-like skin. To round out this parade of madness, the creatures did not walk, they floated a little above the ground, and they wore utility belts full of various gadgets.Quote from: E. Shaw on Apr 05, 2024, 03:40:01 AMThe gods are coming.. Abyss, Alien, Star Wars, Star Trek, Star Gate, Halo, and etc are hints.
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Posted by Immortan Jonesy
- Apr 05, 2024, 04:04:31 AM
Quote from: TheIronSkeptic.comOctopus Keg Monsters From Space (Gaaah!)
The creatures were about four feet tall, but each had an antenna sticking out of the top of its head that made it at least another foot and a half tall. The creatures had heads shaped like "American footballs" that had a band moving horizontally across them. They look kind of like the sunglasses the blind black guy on Star Trek wore. The bodies were "stockier and broader" than La Rubia's, and from his sketches, I estimate them to be about the size and general shape of a keg. Each creature had two arms that looked like elephant trunks: flexible tentacles that ended in something like a single finger. Considering what they did to La Rubia, I will assume these to be middle fingers.
The creatures only had one leg, which looked sort of like a bar stool. In fact, La Rubia initially thought that they were sitting down on something. He doesn't explain why he gives up this theory in exchange for them having one weird, fat leg. The creatures were a dull gray in color and covered with some sort of rough scales. Upon questioning, La Rubia decided that the scales weren't armor, since they didn't seem to impede their movement, but must instead have been lizard-like skin. To round out this parade of madness, the creatures did not walk, they floated a little above the ground, and they wore utility belts full of various gadgets.
Quote from: E. Shaw on Apr 05, 2024, 03:40:01 AMThe gods are coming.. Abyss, Alien, Star Wars, Star Trek, Star Gate, Halo, and etc are hints.
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Posted by E. Shaw
- Apr 05, 2024, 03:40:01 AMThe gods are coming.. Abyss, Alien, Star Wars, Star Trek, Star Gate, Halo, and etc are hints.
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- Mar 06, 2024, 02:44:39 PMPosted by Immortan Jonesy
- Feb 21, 2024, 01:04:45 AMQuote from: Popular MechanicsIf the aliens had sea life similar to Earth's, one potential avenue would be to design probe materials made to mimic the mother-of-pearl material found in mollusk shells, called nacre.
At the nanoscale, McCormack explains that these shells create almost a brick-and-mortar design where the carbon-composite nacre material is cushioned by layers of organic materials. As a result, these shells exhibit high levels of hardness and toughness that scientists are also exploring as a material for building nuclear fusion reactors.
As for what these probes might look like, McCormack guesses they'll look less like NASA's Voyager or New Horizons probes and more like Oumuamua.
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