THINK ABOUTIT’S ALIEN TYPE SUMMARY

NORDICS

This network’s own original “Alien Types” glossary has described the Nordics, in almost the same words, since the early 2000s: an extraterrestrial species observing life on Earth, possibly humanity’s own long-lost relatives, possibly in quiet conflict with the Greys over how much either group should interfere in human affairs. A separate, more clinical source — a “Blue Planet Project” document cataloguing five Grey and Nordic types by letter — adds real biometric data and a genuinely different origin story than the one this page has carried recently. Both deserve to be represented on their own terms.

Name: Nordics

AKA: Swedes, per this network’s own original glossary. “Tall Whites,” “The Space Brothers,” and “The Shining Ones” belong to separate, distinct entries already documented elsewhere in this archive and should not be merged with the Nordics as alternate names for the same beings.

Location – Home System: The Pleiades, per this network’s own glossary. A separate Blue Planet Project source gives a fuller picture: “the main places they come from are the Pleiades and Orion star system.” That same source separately describes the Nordics as originally Rigelian, later invaded and partly displaced by a Grey takeover, with escaped Nordic survivors now said to inhabit the Procyon system — a genuinely different origin story from a Pleiades-only account, and one this entry preserves rather than discards.

Distance from Earth: Undocumented with a specific figure in either source reviewed for this correction

Attitude: Per this network’s glossary, here to observe rather than interfere. The Blue Planet Project source adds an important nuance often lost in summary: Nordics with the ability to speak “will respond violently if attacked or threatened,” while telepathic Nordics respond peacefully — meaning “benevolent” alone does not fully capture the source’s own description.

Motives: To observe human culture without interfering in our evolution, per this network’s glossary, with a reported objection to Greys interfering in human development specifically

Physical Appearance: Human in general appearance, especially resembling Scandinavians, per this network’s own glossary; taller and more muscularly built than the average human

Average Height: 5 to 6.5 feet, per this network’s own glossary (estimated)
Average Weight: 120 to 240 pounds, per this network’s own glossary (estimated)
Body Temperature: 98.6°F, per the Blue Planet Project source, given identically for males and females
Pulse/Respiration: Per the Blue Planet Project source: males 72.5/16, females 72.5/21
Blood Pressure: Per the Blue Planet Project source: males 120/80, females 80/50
Life Expectancy: Per the Blue Planet Project source: males roughly 60 Earth years, females roughly 23 Earth years — a striking male/female discrepancy the source does not explain, and which this entry preserves rather than smoothing into a single, longer invented figure
Hair: Blonde, per this network’s own glossary
Skin: Pale white, per this network’s own glossary
Eyes: Human, per this network’s own glossary; no further color or special-vision detail is documented in either source
Sex: Male and Female, per this network’s own glossary

Other Physical Information: A detailed physiological profile circulates in secondary ufological compilations describing copper-based blood, an absence of sweat glands, a heart positioned differently than in humans, biconvex blood cells, an absent pineal gland, and a reproductive cycle in which females can conceive at any time while males are fertile roughly once yearly. This entry notes this material comes from wider secondary compilation rather than either of the two primary sources anchoring this entry’s core fields.

Special Traits and Abilities: Per the Blue Planet Project source, an ability shared with Greys to “disintegrate matter into energy and then reintegrate the energy back into matter,” said to explain reports of passing through solid barriers. The same source notes Greys can camouflage themselves as Nordics through mental projection, but that Nordics do not project themselves as Greys.

Communication Type: Telepathic, per this network’s own glossary

Origin: See Location above. Two distinct accounts exist: a Pleiades-based origin per this network’s own glossary, and a separate, more detailed Rigel-origin account from the Blue Planet Project source, in which Nordics are described as the original Rigelian population before a Grey invasion and takeover, with survivors said to have fled and now inhabit the Procyon system.

Life Form Type: Humanoid, closely resembling humans, per both sources

Subspecies: Undocumented as formally named categories. “The Errans,” “The Vegans,” and “The Venusian Delegations” do not appear in either source as Nordic subspecies; “Vegan” and Venusian traditions are separately documented, distinct entries elsewhere in this archive and should not be presented as Nordic subgroups.

Most Common Species: Undocumented as a formal designation

Level of Species: Undocumented (no numbered or graded classification appears in either source)

Habits: Observation of human culture and activity without direct interference, per this network’s own glossary

Transportation Type: Undocumented with specific detail in either source reviewed for this correction

Witnesses Reports: No individually named witnesses appear in this network’s own glossary entry. Billy Meier and George Adamski are broadly associated with “Nordic”-type contact claims in the wider ufological literature, though Meier’s own specific material concerns the Plejaren, documented separately in this archive’s Taygetean entry. A previously listed connection to Travis Walton could not be confirmed — his case centers on Grey-type beings — and has been removed as an apparent misattribution.

Special Features/Characteristics: Per the Blue Planet Project source, Nordics were sometimes mistaken for angels in earlier centuries, and are described as not appearing to age, consistently presenting as being between roughly 25 and 35 years old

Summary/Description: An extraterrestrial species reported to observe human activity on Earth without interfering in our evolution, possibly our own long-lost relatives, and reportedly in a state of tension with the Greys over the latter’s interference in human development. This network’s own original glossary and a separate Blue Planet Project source offer complementary but not fully consistent detail — the former emphasizing quiet observation from the Pleiades, the latter describing a more eventful history involving an original Rigelian homeworld and a Grey invasion.

Source: This network’s own original “Alien Types” glossary, archived since the early 2000s (© Think About It Enterprises, 1997–2006); “Blue Planet Project” (“Alien Technical Research” document, Nordics Type D entry); wider secondary ufological compilations for the additional physiological detail noted above

Related Cases: The separate Taygetean entry in this archive (Billy Meier’s Plejaren material); the separate Tall Whites entry (Alex Collier material); the Neonates entry, describing a physically distinct Grey-type species sometimes confused with Nordics in casual summaries

DETAILED REPORT

This network’s own original glossary entry for the Nordics is brief and has remained essentially unchanged in its own wording since the early 2000s: an extraterrestrial species reported to be observing life on Earth, possibly a long-lost human relative, possibly in a state of quiet tension with the Greys over how much interference in human affairs is appropriate. That core language survives, largely intact, in the current version of this page’s summary field — a genuine continuity worth noting.

A separate, more clinical source — a Blue Planet Project document cataloging Grey and Nordic types under a lettered system (“Type D” for Nordics) — adds real biometric data: specific figures for body temperature, pulse, blood pressure, and life expectancy, the last of which shows a striking and unexplained discrepancy between roughly 60 years for males and 23 for females. This same source gives an origin story substantially different from a simple Pleiades placement: it describes the Nordics as the original inhabitants of the Rigel system, later invaded and partly displaced by an expanding Grey population, with escaped survivors said to now inhabit the Procyon system. It also credits Nordics with the same matter-to-energy “disintegration” ability attributed to Greys, while noting that Greys can impersonate Nordics through mental projection but not the reverse.

Neither of these two real sources supports several claims that had accumulated on this page: a fabricated Latin binomial, a numbered species rating, named subspecies borrowed from unrelated entries elsewhere in this archive, and an extensive “2026 Disclosure” narrative involving insider reports and a coming “Solar Flash.” None of this appears in either source, and it has been removed.

RESEARCHER’S NOTES

Two Real Sources, Not Fully in Agreement — And That’s Worth Keeping Visible

Source Chain Assessment: This entry draws on two genuinely distinct, findable sources — this network’s own two-decade-old glossary and a separate Blue Planet Project document. They agree on the broad strokes (human-like appearance, Pleiades association, telepathic communication) but diverge on specifics (Pleiades-only versus Pleiades-and-Orion-and-originally-Rigel). Both are preserved here rather than merged into one falsely unified account.
Fabricated Taxonomy, Rating, and Subspecies: A “Speciosahomo flavus” binomial, a “Level IX” rating, and named subspecies (“The Errans,” “The Vegans,” “The Venusian Delegations”) do not appear in either source and have been removed. The latter two names belong to entirely separate, already-documented entries in this archive.
Biometric Figures Corrected: The previous version’s height, weight, pulse (“0 BPM”), blood pressure, and life expectancy (“700–1,200 years”) figures do not match the Blue Planet Project source’s actual data, which gives specific, more modest figures — including the unexplained 60-versus-23-year life expectancy gap between males and females, a genuinely odd detail worth preserving rather than replacing with a cleaner invented number.
Origin Story Restored: The previous version’s “Lyran ancestral migration to the Pleiades” origin does not appear in either source reviewed. In its place, this entry restores the Blue Planet Project source’s own, considerably stranger account: original Rigelian inhabitants, a Grey invasion, and Procyon as a current home for escaped survivors.
Unverified Witness Removed: Travis Walton’s case centers on Grey-type beings in his own testimony, not Nordics; his inclusion as a Nordic witness could not be verified and has been removed.
Entry Conflation Avoided: “Tall Whites” and “The Shining Ones” are separate, already-documented entities elsewhere in this archive, each with their own distinct sourcing. Presenting them as alternate names for the Nordics erases those distinctions and has been corrected.

What this entry actually preserves is two real, if imperfectly matched, accounts: a short, quiet, decades-old glossary description of a watching, possibly-related species, and a stranger, more specific technical account of an invaded homeworld and a fled population. Neither needed a fabricated rating system or a 2026 disclosure timeline to be worth reading carefully.