THINK ABOUTIT’S ALIEN TYPE SUMMARY – Nommo
“How did a land-locked African tribe know the secrets of a star invisible to the naked eye for thousands of years?”
The Nommo are the central mystery of the Think About It Alien Database. According to the Dogon people of Mali, these amphibious “Masters of the Water” descended from the Sirius system in a spinning ark to provide humanity with the blueprints for civilization. Long before Western telescopes discovered that Sirius B was a white dwarf with a 50-year orbit, the Dogon were celebrating its cycle with the Sigui festival. The Nommo are not mere myths; they are described as physical, breathing entities with red eyes and green skin who lived among the ancestors to teach them about the cosmos, the rings of Saturn, and the moons of Jupiter. As we re-examine the connections between the Nommo and the Babylonian Oannes, it becomes clear that a high-vibrational, aquatic race from Sirius has been the silent “Admonitor” of our planet’s history since the dawn of time.
Name: Nommo
AKA: The Monitors, The Teachers, Masters of the Water.
Location – Home System: Sirius: Sirius B.
Distance from Earth: 8.6 Light Years (Sirius Binary System)
Attitude: Disciplined, teacher-oriented, and highly protective of planetary water cycles.
Motives: Biological and spiritual stewardship; archival of Earth’s early history.
Physical Appearance: The Nommos are ugly, amphibious beings that resembled mermen and mermaids. They also appear in Babylonian, Akkadian, and Sumerian myths. The Egyptian Goddess Isis, who is sometimes depicted as a mermaid, is also linked with the star Sirius.
- Average Height: 6’0″ to 8’0″ (Elongated aquatic humanoid frame).
- Average Weight: 160 – 220 lbs (High density for aquatic depths).
- Body Temperature: Variable (Poikilothermic – adjusts to water temperature).
- Pulse/Respiration: 30 BPM (Submerged) / 60 BPM (Surface).
- Blood Pressure: 110/70.
- Hair: None; smooth, slick skin surface to reduce drag.
- Skin: was primarily green, but, like the chameleon, it sometimes changed colors. It was said to at times have all the colors of the rainbow.
- Eyes: Large, amber-colored, with protective nictitating membranes for underwater clarity.
- Life Expectancy: Unknown; estimated at 300+ years due to advanced cellular regeneration in high-pressure environments.
Other Physical Information: amphibious, hermaphroditic, fish-like creatures. Folk art depictions of the Nommos show creatures with humanoid upper torsos, legs/feet, and a fish-like lower torso and tail.
Special Traits and Abilities: The Nommos are also referred to as “Masters of the Water”, “the Monitors”, and “the Teachers”.
Communication Type: Sonic pulses and telepathic “empathic bursts.”
Origin: Sirius B star system; specifically a water-rich planet orbiting the white dwarf.
Life Form Type: amphibian race (said to be half-man, half-fish)
Subspecies: Surface Monitors (Lighter skin) and Deep-Water Guardians (Bioluminescent).
Most Common Species: The “Master” Caste (Amphibious Teacher).
Level of Species: Grade 4 – Ancient Aquatic Custodians.
Habits: Ritualistic cleansing in high-mineral water; periodic “surfacing” to observe human cultural development.
Transportation Type: The “Ark of the Nommo”—a specialized craft designed for water landings.
Witnesses Reports: Dogon tribe (Mali), Robert Temple, various ancient Mediterranean cultures.
Special Features/Characteristics: Visible gill slits on the neck, vestigial webbing between fingers, and a dual-chambered heart.
Summary/Description: There are strong similarities with the Babylonian water god Oannes who was also said to be half-man, half-fish.) Note that the monolithic ‘El Friale’ statue in Tiahuanaco, from the waist downwards, also wears a garment meant to represent fish scales, each one carved into a tiny fish head. A similar monolithic statue has been found in the now-submerged site of Nevali Çori in Anatolia, Turkey.
Source: Dogon tribe in Mali
Global Influence: From Sumer to the Andes
The mystery of the Nommo extends far beyond the borders of Mali. In ancient Mesopotamia, the figure of Oannes—a being who was “half-man and half-fish”—was said to have emerged from the Persian Gulf to teach writing, sciences, and law to the Sumerians. This strikingly mirrors the Dogon account of the Nommo. Furthermore, archaeological evidence at Tiahuanaco suggests a similar influence; the ‘El Friale’ statue features carvings that resemble fish scales from the waist down, indicating a global recognition of these amphibious visitors.
Modern researchers suggest that the Nommo are not merely mythological figures but a specific branch of the Sirius Beings who specialize in bio-aquatic engineering. Their “hermaphroditic” nature is often interpreted as a high-level biological efficiency, allowing them to reproduce and sustain their population in extreme underwater environments. Their skin, which shifts through the colors of the rainbow, is theorized to be a complex bioluminescent communication tool used to transmit data across vast oceanic distances.
The Sirius B Connection and the “Sagala” Metal
The Digitaria Mystery (Sirius B)
The most compelling evidence for the Nommo is the Dogon’s knowledge of Po Tolo (Sirius B). They described the star as the “heaviest thing in the universe,” made of a mystical metal called Sagala. Modern science confirms that white dwarfs are indeed incredibly dense—a teaspoon of Sirius B material would weigh several tons. The Nommo reportedly explained that their home world orbits a third star in the system, Emme Ya (Sirius C), which has only recently been theorized by astronomers. This technical precision suggests that the “Nommo” were not spiritual visions, but interstellar travelers providing literal astronomical data.
The Oannes Parallel: Global Amphibious Mentors
The Nommo appear to be part of a global phenomenon of “Fish-Gods.” In ancient Mesopotamia, a being named Oannes (or Enki) emerged from the Persian Gulf to teach writing, law, and agriculture. The physical descriptions—part man, part fish, with unblinking eyes—are identical to the Dogon accounts of the Nommo. This suggests a coordinated “Surface Contact Program” where the Nommo-Sirian collective visited various coastal and inland cultures simultaneously to ensure the survival of human knowledge after the Great Flood.
The “Day of the Fish” and the Ark Technology
The landing of the Nommo “Ark” is described with mechanical detail. The Dogon claim the vessel was “red-hot” upon entry and landed on three legs, creating a great wind. Once it cooled, the Nommo emerged and created a “reservoir” of water to live in. This “Ark” technology is believed to be a bio-spheric vessel capable of maintaining a liquid-nitrogen or liquid-oxygen environment, allowing the Nommo to travel across the vacuum of space without dehydrating their sensitive, permeable skin.
Final Summary: The Eternal Watchers
The Nommo represent a unique “Elite Authority” in the alien database—they are the bridge between the Nefilim (who built the structures) and the New Lemurians (who maintain the frequency). While the Nommo have largely retreated to the deep oceans or returned to the Sirius system, their influence remains in our very DNA. They are the “Admonitors” who return to Earth during significant astrological alignments to check on the “seeds” they planted thousands of years ago. As we reach the 2026 milestone, the ancient “Sigui” cycle reminds us that the Nommo are never truly gone—they are simply waiting in the depths for the next great shift.
