Re: Aliens.

If I may, here is another thought, They might need to be in liquid to
travel thru space. Say protection from gravity stress, or radition. It could
be a way to handle a long journy.
Dee


In a message dated 4/27/2009 7:54:36 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
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Hi All

Maybe they have feeding tubes (unseen) mounted in their space helmets...
food tubes (ala Apollo Astronauts). During the alien autopsy (Identified and
Computer Affair), the pathologist did say that anatomically the aliens
were 'basically humanoid' (heart, liver, left lung, etc.) so they would
presumably need the same or similar air and food requirements.

Or, maybe the green liquid as well as being oxygenated, also has nutrients
that could be absorbed through the skin.

Or, maybe the aliens go into deep hibernation during their voyages, and
are woken just prior to planetary approach, or when their systems warn them
of approach. This way they wouldn't need nutrients directly by mouth during
their voyage.

Or, they have some sort of slow-release nutrient package ingested prior to
their voyage. This has been investigated and tried by the USAF in the 60's
for pilots on long recce flights, and had some success...

Just some ideas??? Hop this helps.

Best to you all :)

Griff





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Also presents a rather daunting weight problem.


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If I may, here is another thought, They might need to be in liquid to
travel thru space. Say protection from gravity stress, or radition. It could
be a way to handle a long journy.
Dee


In a message dated 4/27/2009 7:54:36 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[hidden email] writes:

Hi All

Maybe they have feeding tubes (unseen) mounted in their space helmets...
food tubes (ala Apollo Astronauts). During the alien autopsy (Identified and
Computer Affair), the pathologist did say that anatomically the aliens
were 'basically humanoid' (heart, liver, left lung, etc.) so they would
presumably need the same or similar air and food requirements.

Or, maybe the green liquid as well as being oxygenated, also has nutrients
that could be absorbed through the skin.

Or, maybe the aliens go into deep hibernation during their voyages, and
are woken just prior to planetary approach, or when their systems warn them
of approach. This way they wouldn't need nutrients directly by mouth during
their voyage.

Or, they have some sort of slow-release nutrient package ingested prior to
their voyage. This has been investigated and tried by the USAF in the 60's
for pilots on long recce flights, and had some success...

Just some ideas??? Hop this helps.

Best to you all :)

Griff

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Not to mention, all that sloshing around, lol...

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depends on composition, lol
in Brin's universe wasnt there oxywater




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Also presents a rather daunting weight problem.

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----- Original Message -----
From: [hidden email]
To: SHADO@yahoogroups. com
Sent: Friday, May 08, 2009 4:54 AM
Subject: Re: [SHADO] Re: Aliens.

If I may, here is another thought, They might need to be in liquid to
travel thru space. Say protection from gravity stress, or radition. It could
be a way to handle a long journy.
Dee

In a message dated 4/27/2009 7:54:36 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
griff@griffwason. com writes:

Hi All

Maybe they have feeding tubes (unseen) mounted in their space helmets....
food tubes (ala Apollo Astronauts). During the alien autopsy (Identified and
Computer Affair), the pathologist did say that anatomically the aliens
were 'basically humanoid' (heart, liver, left lung, etc.) so they would
presumably need the same or similar air and food requirements.

Or, maybe the green liquid as well as being oxygenated, also has nutrients
that could be absorbed through the skin.

Or, maybe the aliens go into deep hibernation during their voyages, and
are woken just prior to planetary approach, or when their systems warn them
of approach. This way they wouldn't need nutrients directly by mouth during
their voyage..

Or, they have some sort of slow-release nutrient package ingested prior to
their voyage. This has been investigated and tried by the USAF in the 60's
for pilots on long recce flights, and had some success...

Just some ideas??? Hop this helps.

Best to you all :)

Griff

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Yes that's him. supposedly the human body could not withstand the stress
of transitioning from sub light to close to light speed. So some type of
fluid might give protection. There was an experiment done with a liquid
that can be breathed for a short time. Remember the other movie the Abbess?
The diver had to use this liquid to go deeper.
Dee


In a message dated 5/13/2009 4:35:53 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
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Gary Sinise is the main actor you are thinking of in Mission To Mars.

my web bio: _http://imdb.http://imhttp://imd_ 
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(mailto:[hidden email]) >
Subject: Re: [SHADO] Aliens.
To: _SHADO@yahoogroups.SHA_ (mailto:[hidden email])
Date: Wednesday, May 13, 2009, 3:30 PM

Hi; I just remember a movie that came out. I belive it was mission to

mars. I can't think of the actor who took the flight to another world but
he

is the main charter of CSI NY. The aliens they found or what was left

wanted to bring someone back with them. They incased him in liquid before

they took off.

Dee

In a message dated 5/13/2009 5:58:14 A.M. Eastern Daylight Time,

KevinLazenby8@ activemail. co.uk writes:

Just a thought: Aliens may spent the whole

journey living in the liquid filled suit,

& that the UFO wasn't filled with the liquid;

It would solve 1 weight problem! It creates

another problem though - the bathroom?

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After many hours listening I've decided that 1 min and 25 secs into the
"Long Sleep" is the best soundtrack to UFO that Barry Gray ever did, it's
amazing!


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