Discussion on Alien Craft Technology

You got at least ten seconds to get out of there.

This craft was the first one

that was recovered after I became head of the program.

It's one of the more interesting ones, and

has all the hallmarks of the smaller gray species.

Watch your head.

So you got your tall grays,

then, uh, the shorter ones.

You can see the ceilings are a bit low.

We believe the shorter guys may be, like, um,

biologically engineered workers.

They're definitely biological,

but almost like a, a robotic workforce for the taller

one.

Most reports of close encounters tend to be these guys.

Yo, what are they doing?

Dude, let's get out of here. So this isn't decoration.

Each of these little channels carries a conductive fluid

that powers different parts of the ship.

The reactor generates a, uh, localized gradient in

space time.

It takes a ton of energy to keep that distortion stable.

There's not really any physical controls, just, uh,

these map readouts that don't make much sense to how we think

of mapping.

The craft measures activity across the nervous system

for the control input. So, like, uh, not

fully telepathic, but somewhat. This room was used for,

uh, biological analysis, so

some of those were

unsolicited.

Yeah, we've tried talking to them about stopping

this kind of thing.

We believe this may have been, uh, part of the damage that initially brought

the craft down.

This thing is pretty dinged up.

Trying to figure out what happened after it's been buried for, like,

a few thousand years is tough.

We think the field generator's lost phase coherence, causing the space time

field it created to become asymmetrical.

So the space time bubble may have become uneven, and the craft started

fighting itself.

This came from one of the damaged field generators.

Let's see if it does it.

Usually, the craft we get our hands on are incredibly old,

so some of the, uh, finer details of how these guys

actually live day to day gets lost.

So back there, there's a...

Uh, I think that's our cue to wrap this up.