THINK ABOUTIT’S ALIEN TYPE SUMMARY – Energyzoa
The Energyzoa, popularly known as Sky Critters or Atmospheric Beasts, represent one of the most radical theories in modern ufology. Unlike traditional extraterrestrial craft, these entities are theorized to be biological organisms native to Earth’s upper atmosphere. First popularized by military historian Trevor James Constable in his 1958 book They Live in the Sky, these “critters” are described as enormous, amoeba-like lifeforms that exist primarily in the infrared spectrum. This summary explores the biology of these “Sky Whales,” their attraction to radar installations, and the evidence suggesting they have inhabited our skies since the planet was more gaseous than solid.
Name: Energyzoa
AKA: Sky Critters, Atmospheric Beasts, Amoebae constablea, Orgone Organisms, Sky Jellyfish.
Location – Home System: Earth (Stratosphere and Ionosphere).
Habitat: Upper atmosphere / Stratosphere (The “Air-Jungle”).
Diet: Aeroplankton, static electricity, and electromagnetic radiation
Attitude: Non-sapient/Animalistic; reactive to electromagnetic stimuli and radar interference.
Motives: Feeding on atmospheric energy, aeroplankton, and high-frequency radiation.
Physical Appearance: Translucent, amoeboid-like structures with trailing bioluminescent filaments.
- Average Height: Variable; from 1 inch (coin-sized) to 0.5 miles (800 meters) in diameter.
- Average Weight: Lighter-than-air; typically composed of low-density plasma or gelatinous matter.
- Body Temperature: Variable; typically radiates heat in the infrared spectrum.
- Pulse/Respiration: Cyclical pulsations; they swell and shrink rhythmically during propulsion.
- Blood Pressure: N/A (Osmotic pressure within gelatinous membrane).
- Life Expectancy: Unknown; bodies are said to evaporate into “Star Jelly” (Pwdre Sér) upon death.
- Hair: None; replaced by vibrating energy filaments.
- Skin: Translucent, diaphanous, or mica-like; often partially invisible to the naked eye.
- Eyes: No traditional ocular organs; they possess photo-sensitive skin cells that detect infrared light.
- Sex: Asexual / Unicellular (Amoeboid replication).
Other Physical Information: Low-density plasma composition allows for radar invisibility; bodies are highly elastic.
Special Traits and Abilities: Bio-electromagnetic propulsion; density-shifting (becoming visible/invisible); radiation absorption.
Communication Type: Non-sapient; they react to radar pulses and electromagnetic stimuli.
Origin: Indigenous to Earth’s stratosphere; believed to be the “ancestors” of biological life.
Life Form Type: Energyzoa are a kind of biological lifeforms also referred to as “sky critters” or “solar jellyfish” or “atmospheric beasts“.
Subspecies: Stratospheric Amoebae and Ionospheric Orbs.
Most Common Species: Energyzoa Constablea.
Level of Species: Level 0 (Biological Atmospheric Organism).
Habits: Migratory based on electromagnetic storms; they gather in “schools” around high-energy radar towers.
Transportation Type: Bioenergetic propulsion; they “swim” through the atmosphere using gas-filled organs.
Witnesses Reports: Trevor James Constable (1958); various WWII Foo Fighter reports; NASA STS-75 “Tether Incident.”
Special Features/Characteristics: Presence is often preceded by a sharp drop in local temperature or ozone scent.
Summary/Description: These lifeforms are a new species of animals living in interstellar space. They are called “energyzoa” because they are made up of pure energy. They are not highly intelligent beings, but primitive life forms similar to the deep sea lifeforms of planet Earth…Could it be, that some of the orbital extraterrestrials are indeed some kind of plankton like energy creatures, with the difference of relative size and makeup? What if they are not flying saucers or mechanical spacecraft flying in hyperspace, but in fact “primitive” energy beings gathering around an energy source – Planet Earth. As small and tiny the plankton may seem to us, as big and giant these orbs and disks may seem also. Giant they may seem, in fact these lifeforms may easily be different kinds of cosmic planktons of space…
Source: Think About It: Energyzoa Summary
The Infrared Discovery and Orgone Energy
The most significant research into the Energyzoa was conducted by Trevor James Constable, who utilized ultra-violet lenses and high-speed film to capture what he believed were invisible biological entities. Constable theorized that these creatures were not from other planets, but were part of an elemental branch of evolution older than most terrestrial life. He classified them as macrobacteria that thrive on “Orgone energy”—a hypothetical life-force energy proposed by Dr. Wilhelm Reich.
According to Constable’s findings, these beings are typically invisible because they resonate in the infrared range of the electromagnetic spectrum. However, they can change their density to become visible, appearing as glowing, pulsating discs or ovoid shapes often mistaken for mechanical UFOs. A key piece of evidence cited by believers is the phenomenon of Star Jelly (or Pwdre Sér). When an Energyzoa dies, its fragile, low-density body reportedly falls to Earth as a translucent, foul-smelling gelatinous mass that evaporates within hours, leaving no biological trace for traditional science to analyze.
Predatory Behavior and Radar Sensitivity
While largely considered non-sapient, some researchers suggest the Energyzoa exhibit primitive predatory behaviors. Constable noted that the use of high-powered radar seemed to “provoke” or injure these organisms, leading to aggressive maneuvers. This has been used to explain certain “foo fighter” encounters during WWII and erratic UFO sightings near military bases. Because they feed on radiation and static electricity, they are naturally attracted to thunderstorms and man-made electrical grids, often being misidentified as ball lightning or “sprites.”
The STS-75 Tether Incident: Modern Proof?
One of the most compelling modern instances cited as potential evidence for Energyzoa is the NASA STS-75 “Tether Incident” in 1996. During this mission, a 12-mile-long conductive tether broke, and video footage captured hundreds of enormous, pulsating, circular objects swarming around it. Skeptics argued these were simply dust particles near the lens, but proponents of the Energyzoa theory point to the rhythmic, biological-like “swimming” motions of the objects.
These entities appeared to be attracted to the massive electrical charge produced by the tether, perfectly matching Trevor James Constable’s descriptions of “Sky Critters” feeding on electromagnetic energy. If these objects were indeed biological, it would confirm that the Energyzoa occupy a massive ecological niche in the ionosphere, thriving in an environment previously thought to be sterile. Their existence challenges our definition of life, suggesting that the “Air-Jungle” above us is just as populated as the deep oceans.
Final Summary: The Guardians of the Air-Jungle
The Energyzoa represent a paradigm shift in how we view the “UFO” phenomenon. By moving away from metallic spacecraft and toward a biological, indigenous model, we find a race of Atmospheric Beasts that have likely shared our planet since its inception. Whether they are the “macrobacteria” of Trevor James Constable or the “Star Jelly” organisms of ancient folklore, the Energyzoa remind us that Earth’s mysteries are not just buried in the ground or hidden in the sea, but are pulsating right above us in the invisible reaches of the stratosphere.
