In 1969, NASA returned from the moon with a capsule,
the existance of which had been kept secret to the very day.
Inside the capsule, fragments of a diary were found describing the findings of an intergalactic expedition.
I happened to get hold of a copy and here are the most interesting parts.
Day 1 of our expedition to planet X.
Our spaceship landed on an ocean not far away from the shore.
Hundreds of creatures shaped like jellyfish and gleaming in the most extraordinary of colours were welcoming us.
We decided to begin the inspection, surveying and mapping of the close-by surrounding as a basis for further investigations.
On the beach we discovered several peculiar creatures, some of them glowing in mystical colours.
Most likely, these creatures had been catapulted from the sea during a heavy storm.
We took a few samples for further analysis and returned to the base camp.
Day 5.
To the southwest beneath us lay the sea. There were neither breakers nor waves as there was no breeze at all. On the beach we discovered a strange structure reminding us of the empty remains of cocoons, out of which a miriad of unknown creatures might have just hatched. This structure sent out pulsating light of all the colours of the rainbow. Hence we called these entities
To the southwest beneath us lay the sea. There were neither breakers nor waves as there was no breeze at all. On the beach we discovered a strange structure reminding us of the empty remains of cocoons, out of which a miriad of unknown creatures might have just hatched. This structure sent out pulsating light of all the colours of the rainbow. Hence we called these entities
Lumenoidsand this planet
Lumea.
The sky was violett, lucent like an amethyst.
All over the beach, the most colourful jelly-like Lumenoids emerged from the sea.
They appeared to communicate with each other via light pulses. Together, we approached these peculiar creatures.
They appeared to communicate with each other via light pulses. Together, we approached these peculiar creatures.
We were surprised that the planet seemed to be inhabited only by quite primitive organisms.
There were no signs of intellegence.
The marine biologist remarked that nature´s principle of perpetual change, danger and suppression was the prerequisite for the development of more advanced creatures.
An organism living in peaceful coixistence with its surrounding has no need to evolve.
Intelligence will emerge only if habit or instinct are no longer enough.
In a perfect paradies, devoid of predators, devoid of war, intelligence is not necessary.
We were wondering whether this planet was such a perfect paradise we have always been longing for.
The marine biologist remarked that nature´s principle of perpetual change, danger and suppression was the prerequisite for the development of more advanced creatures.
An organism living in peaceful coixistence with its surrounding has no need to evolve.
Intelligence will emerge only if habit or instinct are no longer enough.
In a perfect paradies, devoid of predators, devoid of war, intelligence is not necessary.
We were wondering whether this planet was such a perfect paradise we have always been longing for.
Day 12.
Soon we were standing in front of monstrous polypus creatures. The head of expedition was barely able to prevent the marine biologist from touching one of the tentacles. The biologist replied that evolution often seems to generate structures that appear to be dangerous, yet are, in fact, absolutely harmless.
Soon we were standing in front of monstrous polypus creatures. The head of expedition was barely able to prevent the marine biologist from touching one of the tentacles. The biologist replied that evolution often seems to generate structures that appear to be dangerous, yet are, in fact, absolutely harmless.
At the edge of the cliff we found some more beings shaped like flowers in full blossom.
The petals seemed to consist of the same rubber-like tissue as all thi other creatures we`d seen.
This assumption was confirmed later on by detailed examinations at the lab.
Just a few miles away, we discovered huge structures resembling Giant hogweed.
The inner of the blossom was filled with translucent beadlets which imitted a fascinating orange light.
The petals seemed to consist of the same rubber-like tissue as all thi other creatures we`d seen.
This assumption was confirmed later on by detailed examinations at the lab.
Just a few miles away, we discovered huge structures resembling Giant hogweed.
The inner of the blossom was filled with translucent beadlets which imitted a fascinating orange light.
Day 21.
We approached one of these gigantic flower-like entities.
The botanist picked up a bean-sized piece of rock and threw it against the blossom, which answered with a moaning full of joy.
Suddenly, we were surrounded by a cloud of sweet perfume.
We approached one of these gigantic flower-like entities.
The botanist picked up a bean-sized piece of rock and threw it against the blossom, which answered with a moaning full of joy.
Suddenly, we were surrounded by a cloud of sweet perfume.
Day 24.
The stream was creeping through yellowish greenness.
A multitude of shimmering orange flower-like lumenoids were lining its bank, sparkling in the sun.
We crossed the watercourse and proceeded through the brushwood.
The stream was creeping through yellowish greenness.
A multitude of shimmering orange flower-like lumenoids were lining its bank, sparkling in the sun.
We crossed the watercourse and proceeded through the brushwood.
We spottet some beautiful flowers floating on the surface of a pond. Surprisingly, they didn´t seem to be fixed by roots.
This gave rise to the question how these creatures fed themselves, and we concluded that their only source of life must be the energy of light.
This gave rise to the question how these creatures fed themselves, and we concluded that their only source of life must be the energy of light.
Day 28.
We were attracted by a mystic blue shimmering.
We struggled to get closer as the brush was extremely tight.
All of a sudden, we were facing a flower-like creature surrounded by thousands of flying insects and immersed in fluerescent light.
We were attracted by a mystic blue shimmering.
We struggled to get closer as the brush was extremely tight.
All of a sudden, we were facing a flower-like creature surrounded by thousands of flying insects and immersed in fluerescent light.
From a distance, they appeared to us like green nests of birds, less due to their looks, but rather due to the fact that our eyes constantly tried to discover something familiar within the alien structures.
Day 34.
We climbed to the top of the hill.
Beneath us, the abiss of a canyon appeared.
We were enchained by the sight of shimmering-blue cocoon-like creatures, that sent out a vibrant pulsating red light when we were walking past.
We climbed to the top of the hill.
Beneath us, the abiss of a canyon appeared.
We were enchained by the sight of shimmering-blue cocoon-like creatures, that sent out a vibrant pulsating red light when we were walking past.
At the edge of the canyon we discovered more luminous creatures, shaped like cacti.
They were facing us with their huge stomata that reminded us of the throat of a lion.
Were they dangerous or were they just trying to get in contact with us?
They were facing us with their huge stomata that reminded us of the throat of a lion.
Were they dangerous or were they just trying to get in contact with us?
For more information about the creatures found on this expedition go to www.lichtwezens.de.
Thank you for your attention.
Thank you for your attention.