THINK ABOUTIT’S ALIEN TYPE SUMMARY

CONFORMERS

The Conformers may be the most accurately-named entry in this entire archive for a different reason than intended: an independent podcast investigator who spent hours chasing every mention of them across a decade of UFO forums, blogs, and books found mostly dead links, cut-and-paste fragments, and — on this very site’s own prior page — a broken link that redirected to an entirely unrelated entity called “Stinky Blobs.”

Name: Conformers

AKA: “Hot Rocks,” per a 2010 article on the “Source A” affair (goldenageofgaia.com). Per a February 2009 Exopolitics blog post, some sources describe them not as silicon-based life but as “the alien race that controls other aliens” — a notably different characterization worth flagging as a genuine but conflicting secondary description, not a confirmed fact.

Location – Home System: Not specified in any source located.

Distance from Earth: Not specified in any source located.

Attitude: Not specifically detailed in any source beyond the general framing of ongoing, non-hostile liaison meetings described in the “Source A” account.

Motives: Not specified in any source located.

Physical Appearance: Described only as “silicon based” in the primary “Source A” account. Not reported in any source or fabricated: the precise numeric biometrics below.

Average Height: Not reported in any source or fabricated.
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: “Silicon based” per source; the “Hot Rocks” nickname suggests a stone/mineral-like appearance, consistent with this classification.
Eyes: Not reported in any source or fabricated.
Sex: Undocumented.

Other Physical Information: Not reported in any source or fabricated.

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

Communication Type: Not reported in any source or fabricated.

Origin: Not specified in any source located.

Life Form Type: Silicon-based, per the primary “Source A” account — the single most consistently repeated detail across all sources located.

Subspecies: Not reported in any source or fabricated.

Most Common Species: Not reported in any source or fabricated.

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

Habits: Not reported in any source or fabricated.

Transportation Type: Not specifically described beyond Source A’s claim of boarding their spacecraft on three occasions in June 2008.

Witnesses Reports: The primary source remains “Source A,” an anonymized U.S. Navy officer, per Michael Salla’s 2008-2010 exopolitics reporting. A 2018 independent podcast investigation (Dead Rabbit Radio, Ep. 60) traced the term across a decade of scattered secondary mentions — a Majestic-12 disclosure book listing Conformers as “one of three races” in contact with the US government; a Spanish-language paranormal site; and an interview with self-described ET expert Lou Baldwin, who stated plainly he had never heard of them before being asked. The same investigation found that this archive’s own prior “Conformers” page had a broken link that redirected to an unrelated entry, “Stinky Blobs” — worth checking against the current site to confirm no cross-contamination occurred between these two entries.

Special Features/Characteristics: Not reported in any source or fabricated.

Summary/Description: “Conformers” is a real but extremely thinly-documented term in UFO/exopolitics literature, traceable to a single named-researcher account (Michael Salla, reporting an anonymized Navy officer’s claim of silicon-based extraterrestrial contact) and echoed only in brief, often second- or third-hand mentions across roughly a dozen other sources over the following decade — several of which appear to simply be repeating the same original claim rather than offering independent corroboration. An independent 2018 podcast investigation into this exact question concluded the trail mostly leads to dead links and recycled fragments, including, notably, a broken link on this archive’s own earlier version of this page.

Source: Michael Salla, reporting the claims of “Source A” (tall-white-aliens.com); Dead Rabbit Radio podcast, “EP 60 — The Conformers” (Sept. 2018), which independently traces the term’s scattered secondary appearances; goldenageofgaia.com (2010, “Hot Rocks” nickname); an unnamed Majestic-12 disclosure book (matrixdisclosure.com).

Related Cases: “Stinky Blobs” (a separate entity that this archive’s own former Conformers page link mistakenly redirected to — recommend checking this entry for any residual cross-contamination); the broader Source A account (also describing a Reptilian-looking species).

DETAILED REPORT

Few entries in this archive have as well-documented a paper trail of thinness as the Conformers. A 2018 episode of the paranormal podcast Dead Rabbit Radio set out specifically to answer “who are the Conformers?” and, after tracing the term across roughly a dozen sources spanning a decade, concluded that most leads terminate in dead links, recycled fragments, or brief passing mentions with no independent substance. Notably, the host found that this very archive’s own earlier “Conformers” page had a broken link that redirected to an unrelated entity, “Stinky Blobs” — an external, independently-documented confirmation that some cross-contamination or link-rot occurred on this site’s own history.

The most substantive original source remains Michael Salla’s reporting of “Source A,” an anonymized Navy officer who claims to have personally coined the name for a silicon-based life form encountered aboard alleged spacecraft visits in 2008. Everything else traced by the podcast investigation appears to be downstream of, or parallel to, that single account: a Majestic-12 disclosure book listing them as one of three contact races, a “Hot Rocks” nickname from a 2010 follow-up article, and an interview in which even a self-described ET expert admitted no prior knowledge of the term.

RESEARCHER’S NOTES

Conformers — Externally Confirmed as an Unusually Thin Trail

Source Confirmation: Independent podcast research corroborates that “Conformers” is genuinely, if barely, documented — not invented outright, but resting on one primary account with mostly recycled secondary mentions.
Site History Flag: The same investigation found this archive’s own former Conformers page misdirected to an unrelated “Stinky Blobs” entry — worth checking current site structure to ensure these two entries remain properly separated.
New Detail Restored: “Hot Rocks” is a genuine alternate nickname; a conflicting secondary description (“controls other aliens,” per an Exopolitics blog mention) exists and should be noted as an unconfirmed variant, not merged into the silicon-based description as fact.
Evidentiary Weight: Single primary whistleblower account with mostly recycled or unsubstantiated secondary mentions, independently confirmed to be this thin by outside research. Filed as WHISTLEBLOWER TESTIMONY, single-source, externally verified as sparse.

The most honest thing that can be said about the Conformers is that an independent researcher went looking for the same answers this archive needed, and came back with the same conclusion: one real account, thinly echoed, and — fittingly — a broken link on this very site that had been quietly pointing somewhere else entirely.

“Searching for more info for this show has led me down a rabbit hole of blank pages, oddly misleading info, and the sinking suspicion that someone or something is deleting info concerning them.” — Dead Rabbit Radio, “EP 60 — The Conformers” (2018).