Alien
For other uses, see Alien (disambiguation).
Aliens are a type of extraterrestrial life other than martians. There have been many supposed alien encounters, one of which was in Ruwa, Zimbabwe in 1995[1] There are many ideas and guesses as to what aliens look like, and many films have tried to depict what they look like. The most suitable planet and best contender for alien life is Proxima Centauri b.
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Assumed description[edit]
It is unknown what true aliens look like. Many assumptions have been made, such as a tall, blue-gray, large-eyed humanoid creature. Other assumptions are different, more diverse than the humanoid figure. One of which is the Xenomorph from the "Aliens" franchise.
Assumed size[edit]
Aliens are usually anywhere from 1.8288 meters, or 6 feet, to 2.1336 meters, or 7 feet tall[2]. Larger approximations put them around the size of bear[3].
Assumed appearance[edit]
Aliens are thought to be blue-gray, pale blue, and other, more exotic colors, such as green, red, and purple. Aliens are mostly portrayed as lean or thin.
Assumed weight[edit]
The average weight of a Xenomorph is about 181.436948 kilograms,or 400 pounds. But the bear-sized aliens mentioned earlier could be around 317.514659 kilograms, or 700 pounds.
Other[edit]
UFOs[edit]
Many UFO sightings have been claimed, but none have been proven. One of which happened in 1947. It is known as the Roswell UFO incident, which was in fact an air balloon. Several others have also been attested.
Alien invasions[edit]
Alien invasions are quite popular in films, movies, programs, and shows. Usually, the aliens in question are super-humanoids, with technology far greater than that of our own.
References[edit]
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- ↑ "Remembering Zimbabwe's great alien invasion". The Mail & Guardian. 2014-09-04. Retrieved 2020-07-15.
- ↑ "Xenomorph (Alien)". Alien Anthology Wiki. Retrieved 2020-07-20.
- ↑ May 2015, Jesse Emspak 18. "Aliens Will Be Bear-Size, According to Math". livescience.com. Retrieved 2020-07-20.
