THINK ABOUTIT’S ALIEN TYPE SUMMARY – BLUES

According to Hopi/Apache dancer Robert Morning Sky, alien contact began in earnest around 1947-48 when the Greys approached the U.S. government — followed shortly by a second group, the Blues, small translucent-skinned beings who urged the government to refuse the Greys and “pursue your passion” instead, only to be turned away and driven into hiding.

Name: Blues

AKA: Star Warriors (per Robert Morning Sky’s account, a name given to them by the Hopi). “Moon-Eyes” belongs to a separate tradition (the Cherokee Moon-Eyed People, covered in this archive’s own corrected “Blue People” entry) and should not be used as an AKA here.

Location – Home System: Undocumented in Morning Sky’s account. “Sirius system / Andromedans” is not part of his narrative and is not reported in any source or fabricated.

Distance from Earth: Undocumented; the precise light-year figures given are not reported in any source or fabricated.

Attitude: Per Morning Sky’s account, their core message was to “pursue your passion,” to follow one’s own path rather than be pressured into conformity.

Motives: Per Morning Sky’s account, to warn the U.S. government against forming a treaty with the Greys, and to offer peaceful teaching in exchange for disarmament — an offer the U.S. military declined.

Physical Appearance: Per Morning Sky’s own account: translucent skin, large almond-shaped eyes, and small of stature. The prior version’s “7-8 feet tall” directly contradicts this and has been corrected — that figure belongs to a separate “Chuck Roberts” account of a different, unrelated tradition (see this archive’s “Blue People” entry).

Average Height: Small of stature, per Morning Sky. The prior version’s “7-8 ft.” is not supported by his account and has been corrected.
Average Weight: Not reported in any source or fabricated.
Body Temperature: Not reported in any source or fabricated.
Pulse/Respiration: Not reported in any source or fabricated.
Blood Pressure: Not reported in any source or fabricated.
Life Expectancy: Not reported in any source or fabricated.
Hair: Not reported in any source or fabricated.
Skin: Translucent, per Morning Sky’s account.
Eyes: Large, almond-shaped, per Morning Sky’s account. “Extremely sensitive to light” is not part of his account and belongs to the separate Chuck Roberts tradition.
Sex: Undocumented.

Other Physical Information: Not reported beyond translucent skin, large eyes, and small stature per Morning Sky’s account.

Special Traits and Abilities: Not reported in any source or fabricated.

Communication Type: Not specifically described in Morning Sky’s account beyond the fact that they communicated a specific philosophical message to U.S. officials. “Harmonic telepathy and Light-Language” is not reported in any source or fabricated.

Origin: Undocumented in Morning Sky’s account. The “descendants of Noah” and Ozarks-Arkansas cavern narrative belongs to the separate Chuck Roberts tradition and should not be merged with this one.

Life Form Type: Humanoid, per Morning Sky’s account.

Subspecies: Not reported in any source or fabricated. “Andromedan Star-Warriors” conflates two separate, unrelated traditions.

Most Common Species: Undocumented.

Level of Species: Not reported in any source or fabricated.

Habits: Per Morning Sky’s account, teaching and diplomacy, followed by withdrawal into hiding (along with some Hopi Elders) once the Greys began monitoring them.

Transportation Type: Not reported in any source or fabricated.

Witnesses Reports: Robert Morning Sky, a Hopi/Apache dancer, is the sole named source for this specific account. His narrative does not appear on official Hopi historical or tribal websites and should be treated as an individual, non-official claim rather than established or documented Hopi tradition. The “John Lear astronaut moon encounter” claim in the prior version is not part of Morning Sky’s account and is not reported in any source consulted or fabricated.

Special Features/Characteristics: Not reported beyond Morning Sky’s physical description above. The prior version’s claim of alliance with “Nordics/Blondes” belongs to the separate Chuck Roberts tradition.

Summary/Description: Per Robert Morning Sky, alien contact with the U.S. government began around 1947-48 when the Greys arrived seeking a treaty. A second group, the Blues — small, translucent-skinned beings — arrived and urged the government to refuse the Greys, warning that such a treaty would end in disaster, and offering peaceful teaching in exchange for disarmament. The offer was declined. Some Blues remained, forming a relationship with the Hopi (who called them “Star Warriors”) in Arizona and northern Mexico, until Grey surveillance forced them, along with some Hopi Elders, into hiding. Morning Sky ties this to a broader Hopi legend of the “Children of the Feather” (sky-descended) versus the “Children of the Reptile” or “Two Hearts” (underground-dwelling). This narrative is distinct from the genuine, separately documented Hopi “Blue Star Kachina” (Saquasohuh) end-times prophecy figure, and should not be conflated with it.

Source: Robert Morning Sky, Hopi/Apache dancer, as recorded in secondary UFO-research compilations. Note: the “Chuck Roberts” quote describing a 7-8 foot, pale-blue-skinned, Ozarks-cavern, Noah-descendant people belongs to a separate tradition and has been moved out of this entry — see this archive’s “Blue People” entry, where that quote is correctly used.

Related Cases: This archive’s “Blue People” / Moon-Eyed People entry (correct home of the Chuck Roberts quote); the Hopi “Blue Star Kachina” (Saquasohuh) prophecy, a separate and genuinely documented piece of Hopi mythology.

DETAILED REPORT

“The Blues” as a distinct narrative traces to a single named source: Robert Morning Sky, a Hopi/Apache dancer whose account describes small, translucent-skinned beings arriving shortly after the Greys made contact with the U.S. government in the late 1940s. In his telling, the Blues warned against a treaty with the Greys, offered peace in exchange for disarmament, were refused, and largely departed — except for a remnant who formed ties with the Hopi (who called them Star Warriors) before being forced into hiding by Grey monitoring. Morning Sky connects this to a broader Hopi framework of “Children of the Feather” versus “Children of the Reptile” (“Two Hearts”). Independent research into this claim notes explicitly that it does not appear on official Hopi tribal or historical sources, and should be treated as an individual claim rather than documented tribal tradition — a distinction worth preserving rather than blurring.

The prior version of this entry merged Morning Sky’s account with an entirely separate “Chuck Roberts” quote — describing 7-to-8-foot-tall, pale-blue-skinned beings living in Ozarks-Arkansas cave systems who claim descent from Noah — which happens to also appear, correctly, on this archive’s separate “Blue People” entry. These are two distinct traditions from two different named sources, and merging them under a single infobox produced a physically contradictory entry (small vs. giant) built from two unrelated narratives. This entry now presents Morning Sky’s account on its own terms.

RESEARCHER’S NOTES

Morning Sky’s Blues — Correctly Separated From an Unrelated Tradition

Critical Correction: Height is directly contradicted by the named source — Morning Sky states the Blues are small of stature, not 7-8 feet tall.
Cross-Entry Contamination: The “Chuck Roberts” quote used here belongs to a separate tradition, already correctly used on this archive’s “Blue People” entry. Using the same quote to source two different, physically incompatible entities is an internal consistency problem this correction resolves.
Source Characterization: Morning Sky’s account should not be presented as official or documented Hopi tradition; it is an individual’s claim, explicitly absent from official Hopi historical sources, and distinct from the genuinely documented “Blue Star Kachina” prophecy figure.
Evidentiary Weight: This is single-source, unofficial contactee/oral-claim testimony. Filed as CONTACTEE/INDIVIDUAL CLAIM — not verified tribal tradition, not independently corroborated.

Robert Morning Sky’s account of the Blues is a specific, traceable narrative in its own right — small translucent beings, a failed 1947-48 diplomatic warning, a brief alliance with the Hopi. It didn’t need to be merged with an unrelated giant-cave-dweller tradition to be worth documenting; it needed only to be told accurately, on its own terms.

“The Blues are said to have translucent skin, large almond shaped eyes and are small of stature.”
— Robert Morning Sky, as recorded in secondary UFO-research compilations.