I must say I was surprised… and I think you will be, too! Very cool. Seriously, I simply would never have guessed.
Posts Tagged ‘lifeform’
The Fastest Living Thing on the Planet!
Posted: August 17th, 2011 in life science, natureTags: life, lifeform, nature, videos
Mars Critter T Shirts And Gear!
Posted: August 7th, 2011 in aliens, exobiology, Mars, Mars science, merchTags: coffee mugs, life, life on Mars, lifeform, little martian, Mars, martian buddy, nasa images, side seams, t shirt
I’d like to thank Jamie for enthusiastically modeling my Mars Critter shirt. It’s really a lot of fun making all these images, arranging them as nicely as I can on the clothes and the gear… keeps me out of trouble and puts a smile on my face… and gives me an excuse to peruse NASA images looking for weird stuff…!
Winnsboro Man Says There’s Life on Mars. Damn Straight, Man!
Posted: July 20th, 2011 in exobiology, Mars, Mars science, NASA, spaceTags: life, lifeform, Mars, NASA, Shults Laboratories, Sir Charles Shults, Spaceport America, Xenotech Research
I’ve been meaning to post this for ages, but I am just well and truly shot, so, here it finally is. And I’ve got another one I’ve been meaning to post for ages, too. Sigh. I used to spend many an hour totally absorbed in reading the discussions on and digesting the wonderful evidence contained [...]
Critter! Yes, A Critter – Captured On Video – Nice!
Posted: February 22nd, 2011 in life science, nature, science, the unexplained, UFO, UFO sightings, United StatesTags: Holliday TX, life, lifeform, nature, plasma critter, Ron Schmidt, Trevor James Constable, UFOs, videos, Wilhelm Reich, zorgon
For these reasons, my opinion of this object is that it is yet another example of a plasma critter. A very nice example. It is a living creature. One that lives in the atmosphere. (its ocean, as it were), at levels even reaching a touch into space.
Dinochelus ausubeli, A Wicked-Clawed Deep Sea Nasty.
Posted: February 12th, 2011 in biology, cryptozoology, life science, marine life, nature, scienceTags: animals, bizarre, cryptozoology, deepwater lobster, Dinochelus ausubeli, Jesse Ausubel, life, lifeform, marine life, nature, ocean life, photos, science, the island of Luzon
Wow, man, that’s one hell of a claw! I’m diggin’ it. It reminds one of a precision instrument that some technician might wield for maximum tweakage of something obscure and specialized.
“He’s Got The Cutest Little Feet!”
Posted: November 26th, 2010 in Art, life science, nature, scienceTags: animals, autofluorescence, Clytus sp., Jan Michels, life, lifeform, nature, Olympus BioScapes, photos, photos of insects, science, the leg of a beetle
What this actually is caught me by surprise when I read the description below. Always pictured an adhesive pad as, well, an adhesive pad. I would never have imagined that at least this species of beetle is perched on a large array of extremely tiny feet. Wicked! The things we learn…
Well, Hi There!
Posted: November 26th, 2010 in Art, life science, nature, scienceTags: animals, Art, Curculio glandium, Curculio nucum, episcopic illumination, Laurie Knight, life, lifeform, microscope images, nature, Olympus BioScapes, photos, photos of insects, science, Weevil
I love this guy. What a strange and lovely face.
Explain THIS! A Video by Lunar Explorer Italia
Posted: March 28th, 2010 in exobiology, Mars, Mars science, NASATags: fossil, JPL, life, lifeform, Lunar Explorer Italia, LunarExplorerItalia, Mars, NASA, Nummulite, photos, water
A new video from the boffins over at Lunar Explorer Italia, this one dealing with an interesting look at what is perhaps yet another fossil, a flat little round guy of a nice size this time, unfortunately broken. But it’s reconstructed… and shown to compare favorably with an Earth organism called a Nummulite.
Shine A Light On Me
Posted: January 17th, 2010 in biology, Forteana, marine life, nature, scienceTags: animals, bizarre, chlorophyll, Elysia chlorotica, Forteana, life, lifeform, marine life, nature, photosynthesis, science, sea slug
Well, well now… this creature is certainly unusual… it’s half animal… and it’s half plant… and according to this article in LiveScience, the only one known to possess a certain unique quality – making it’s own chlorophyll and it’s own food – from light! How weird is that?
The Critters Of Enceladus
Posted: October 18th, 2009 in aliens, astronomy, exobiology, Forteana, NASA, nature, Saturn, science, spaceTags: astronomy, bizarre, Cassini, Enceladus, Forteana, high strangeness, JPL, life, lifeform, NASA, nature, photos, plasma, plasma life, science, space
What the heck is that? I just knew you’d ask. This JPL image is a crop I chopped from the “full-res” image number N00121336 taken by the Cassini mission to Saturn, the top right catches a bit of the moon Enceladus. The thing at center left is, as you might imagine, unidentified. [...]
Confusion In The Sewers!
Posted: July 2nd, 2009 in cryptozoology, Forteana, nature, scienceTags: animals, bizarre, Cameron Village, cryptozoology, Forteana, life, lifeform, science, sewer pipe, video, water
[...] The hapless stars of the bayou video also didn’t sport the bizarre spiky appendage that the third critter wields menacingly at the camera… indeed, that third fella is the one… the one that gets me to thinking that these are not your typical assemblies of worms… it’s stranger than the first two… much stranger… [...]
Cameron Village Infested! Unknown Life Form.
Posted: July 1st, 2009 in cryptozoology, Forteana, nature, scienceTags: animals, bizarre, bryozoans, Cameron Village, cnideria, cryptozoology, Forteana, high strangeness, life, lifeform, nature, North Carolina, Raleigh, science, sewer lines, shoggoth, slime molds, water
[...] These creatures were found in the sewer lines under Cameron Village in Raleigh, North Carolina. I don’t have knowledge of sewer-dwelling lifeforms, so I really can’t say, as it does in the description, that this is an unknown lifeform, but, it looks like it could qualify as such; and the operators of the camera certainly seem fascinated by it… [...]
Hey, Marvin, We Found Your Teapot.
Posted: June 8th, 2009 in exobiology, Forteana, Mars, Mars science, NASATags: animals, JPL, life, life on Mars, lifeform, Mars, NASA, nature, Pathfinder, photos, science, space, Tim Beech
[...] Spotted long ago by Tim Beech, one of the original investigators of Martian photographic anomalies, it shows an object that resembles for all the world the classic spout of an English teapot, ready to pour a little cheer into our lives. This particular teapot spout, however… I am currently thinking… is another in a series of Martian critters [...]
Mars. Spirit. Do We Have… A Live One?
Posted: May 27th, 2009 in exobiology, Forteana, Mars, Mars science, NASATags: animals, life on Mars, lifeform, Mars, NASA, nature, photos, science, space
This “rock” is what caught my eye. As Skipper intimates with his writing; and after looking so closely and so extensively into the wee hours… I am of the opinion that this rock… ain’t no rock. No, I think we’ve got a live one here.
The Green, Green Grass Of… Moon?
Posted: May 3rd, 2009 in exobiology, Forteana, Moon, NASA, science, spaceTags: Apollo 17, enhanced, Forteana, life, lifeform, lunar anomalies, Moon, NASA, photos, space
This is a crop of the somewhat notorious Apollo 17 image AS17-137-20925HR. Why notorious? It’s that green thing. Some have been so bold as to suggest it’s some sort of lifeform. Since this is the moon, I’m not too sure about that conjecture. [...]
Anomalous Atmospheric Animal?
Posted: April 16th, 2009 in cryptozoology, Forteana, NASA, nature, science, spaceTags: bizarre, cryptozoology, high strangeness, lifeform, NASA, science, space shuttle, UFO, videos
Perhaps the strangest thing I’ve ever seen, I don’t feel too comfortable in referring to it as a craft… it seems much more along the lines of an organism to me… like Story Musgrave’s ‘worm,’ and the somewhat similar forms seen sometimes in Mexico and recently in Argentina… albeit with a more complex branching form rather than their typically single element shapes. [...]
Sand Dunes? Or Martian Critter Colony?
Posted: April 11th, 2009 in astronomy, exobiology, Mars, Mars science, NASA, science, spaceTags: ASU, dunes, JPL, life, lifeform, Mars, NASA, north polar life, photos, PIA08557, THEMIS
[...] Sand dunes. What else could it be? There are only sand dunes on Mars, right? Yeah, and I’m the Queen of the Nile. Ha! I find it interesting that the majority of traffic at Xenotech Research and no doubt Skipper’s site as well is from NASA and related contractors. [...]















































































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