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![]() Alien in Native Clothing Difficulties in photographing the Alien will be explained later in report. |
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Alien Cellular StructureSizzling Saucer Lady appears to have similar cellular tissue structure to the grey/green aliens. The red spotty makeup of the cells allows the alien to transform the body to appear human. The cells do not appear to have nuclei and attempts to view cellular replication failed in a labratory setting. Most impressive were the Alien blood samples. Unlike
the skin and other tissue cells, they had nuclei. The
blood cells appear to behave as bacteria. All attempts
to photograph the blood cells failed. Unfortunately,
the original samples were tainted by mold and had to be
destroyed.
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![]() Alien Skin Sample #0843 The metallic-crystal substances found on the skin may hold clues to the sizzling nature of the alien. When given the proper stimuli, these substances would glow very hot. Chemical make-up of substances has yet to be determined. |
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Photographing the Alien
Most attempts to photograph the alien failed. The photo negatives would turn out distorted or not at all. It has been hypothesized that the "sizzle" controled by the alien is unleashed to create unusable pictures of the alien. Artist renderings of the alien have bee....
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SSL Report Index
Page 1: The Background
Page 2: The Space Craft
Page 3: More SSL Info
Page 4: Mysterious Cover Up
Study of the Female Alien Visitor
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Updated: 16 Apr 2002 Formated 16 Apr 2002 |