Moovianthan-Kay-Phixaka, "The Shining Ones" — a small-Grey type from the Vulpecula constellation associated with Siberian and Tibetan sacred sites, rendered in the indigo-charcoal dossier style used across the Alien Type Archive.
THINK ABOUTIT’S ALIEN TYPE SUMMARY
Moovianthan-Kay-Phixaka
Known across several sources as “The Shining Ones,” this small-Grey type is unusual for tying its very name to a claimed ability — interdimensional travel — rather than to appearance or origin. It is also one of the rare entries in this genre linked, however loosely, to a named 20th-century public figure: science fiction author Philip K. Dick.
Name: Moovianthan-Kayphik
AKA: The “Shining Ones”; Moovianthan Kay Phixaka; Moovianthan Kay Phixakaazarek
Location – Home System: The Vulpecula constellation; more specifically, the Nebula Phykxa (identified with NGC 6940), per El “Ileana” Ka and Elena Danaan — though mainstream astronomy classifies NGC 6940 as an open star cluster, not a nebula
Distance from Earth: Approximately 297 light years, per Santori’s Alien Races Book (ARB)
Attitude: Undocumented in general terms; described in specific historical contexts as guardians of sacred sites and as willing to trade limited technology for the ability to abduct humans
Motives: Per the ARB, met with two U.S. presidents and Soviet/Russian leaders in order to provide limited technology in exchange for permission to abduct humans; the source states they “do not involve other races in their abductions”
Physical Appearance: Described by Elena Danaan as “small Greys” with “hollow eyes”; no further physical detail is given in any source reviewed
- Average Height: Undocumented
- Average Weight: Undocumented
- Body Temperature: Undocumented
- Pulse/Respiration: Undocumented
- Blood Pressure: Undocumented
- Life Expectancy: Undocumented
- Hair: Undocumented
- Skin: Undocumented
- Eyes: Described as “hollow,” per Danaan
- Sex: Undocumented
Other Physical Information: Undocumented
Special Traits and Abilities: Interdimensional travel is specifically credited as the origin of their “Shining Ones” name, though the connection between the two is not clarified in any source reviewed
Communication Type: Undocumented
Origin: Vulpecula constellation; Nebula Phykxa (NGC 6940)
Life Form Type: “Small Grey,” per Danaan, part of what she terms the “Grey Collective”
Subspecies: Undocumented
Most Common Species: Undocumented
Level of Species: Undocumented; the ARB states they have “colonized over 40 planets outside of our solar system,” with no further detail on how this was determined
Habits: Reported to have played a significant role in Siberian and Tibetan culture, and to maintain hidden bases in north-facing mountains in that region; cooperate with the Orion Alliance, per Danaan, with no further detail on the nature of that cooperation
Transportation Type: Undocumented
Witnesses Reports: Per the Bibliotecapleyades website, encountered by Tibetans and American Indians during isolated religious rituals, and reportedly seen by abductee Betty Andreasson; science fiction author Philip K. Dick is reported to have had an encounter with a being of this type, described as imposing itself on him “with a personality and a computer-like voice”
Special Features/Characteristics: Reportedly tasked with guarding sacred sites on Earth
Summary/Description: A small Grey-type entity from the Vulpecula constellation, known across sources as “The Shining Ones” for its reported capacity for interdimensional travel. Documented in Santori’s ARB as having colonized dozens of worlds and met with heads of state to trade limited technology for permission to abduct humans; documented separately as a guardian presence at sacred sites in Siberian and Tibetan tradition, with reported sightings including abductee Betty Andreasson and author Philip K. Dick.
Source: Santori’s Alien Races Book (ARB); the Bibliotecapleyades website; El “Ileana” Ka, Cosmic History of Us Galactic Humans in the Milky Way and Andromeda Galaxies (Vol. 2); Elena Danaan, A Gift from the Stars (2020) — all as compiled in Jake Muller’s guide
Related Cases: Undocumented
DETAILED REPORT
The Moovianthan-Kayphik entry draws on four separate sources, none of which fully corroborate the others, though they do not directly contradict each other either. Santori’s ARB places their origin in the Vulpecula constellation, roughly 297 light years away, and credits them with colonizing more than 40 planets outside our solar system, meeting with two U.S. presidents along with Soviet and Russian leaders, and trading limited technology in exchange for permission to abduct humans — with the specific caveat that “they do not involve other races in their abductions.” The ARB also credits them with a significant role in Siberian and Tibetan culture and describes continuing hidden bases in north-facing mountains in that region.
The Bibliotecapleyades website adds detail under the name “Shining Beings”: encountered by Tibetans and American Indians during isolated religious rituals, tasked with guarding Earth’s sacred sites, and reportedly seen by abductee Betty Andreasson. The same source notes a more unusual claim — that science fiction author Philip K. Dick experienced an encounter with a being of this type that “imposed itself on him with a personality and a computer-like voice.”
SSP veteran El “Ileana” Ka and Elena Danaan both place the type’s origin more specifically at the Nebula Phykxa, identified with NGC 6940 in Vulpecula — though mainstream astronomy classifies NGC 6940 as an open star cluster rather than a nebula, a discrepancy neither source addresses. Danaan describes them physically as “small Greys” with “hollow eyes,” places them within a broader “Grey Collective,” and states that they cooperate with the “Orion Alliance,” without elaborating on what that cooperation involves. She credits their capacity for interdimensional travel as the source of the “Shining Ones” name, though — as Muller’s guide notes — the connection between the two is not clarified anywhere in her account.
RESEARCHER’S NOTES
Moovianthan-Kay-Phixaka — Four Sources, One Consistent Thread
- Cross-Source Consistency: Unusually for this genre, the ARB, Bibliotecapleyades, El Ka, and Danaan all agree on the Vulpecula origin and the “Shining Ones” identity, even though none of them appear to draw directly on the others.
- The Nebula/Cluster Discrepancy: NGC 6940 is a real astronomical object, but it is a star cluster, not a nebula, per mainstream catalogues. Neither El Ka nor Danaan addresses this mismatch, and it is worth flagging rather than silently resolving.
- The Philip K. Dick Claim: This detail comes from Bibliotecapleyades without a clear primary citation. It is reported here as that website’s claim, not as an established biographical fact about Dick.
- Evidentiary Weight: Aside from the Andreasson and Dick references, no dated, named encounter is documented. Most of this entry describes reported roles and history rather than investigated incidents.
The Moovianthan-Kayphik are a good example of a type where several independent-seeming sources happen to agree on the basics, without that agreement amounting to actual corroboration — each one may simply be drawing on the same earlier claim without saying so.
Per Bibliotecapleyades, the being encountered by Philip K. Dick
“imposed itself on him with a personality and a computer-like voice.”
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