THINK ABOUTIT’S ALIEN TYPE SUMMARY

SIRIUS REPTILIANS NOMMO

In the Think About It Alien Database, “Sirius Reptilians” is a mislabeling of a real, well-documented entity called the Nommo — an entity described consistently across all five sources checked for this entry as amphibian, not reptilian. Jake Muller’s guide compiles five distinct accounts of the Nommo (Exopaedia, this network’s own earlier site, El Ka, and Elena Danaan), none of which use the word “reptilian” to describe them. This entry corrects the classification and rebuilds the page around what those five sources actually say.

Name: Nommo (the entity previously mislabeled “Sirius Reptilians” on this page)

AKA: “Masters of the Water,” “the Monitors,” “the Teachers,” per this network’s own earlier site; “Etheric Sirians,” per El (Ileana) Ka.

Location – Home System: Accounts differ. El Ka places their home world generally in the Sirius system, “mostly warm, aqua-blue water.” Elena Danaan gives a more specific account: the Nommo are indigenous to Nyan, a planet in the Thula (Sirius B) system, later migrating to a terraformed planet called Xylanthia in the Ashkeru (Sirius C) system after being driven out by the reptilian Ciakahrr Empire.

Distance from Earth: Sirius is approximately 8.6 light years away — a real, confirmed astronomical figure, though no source ties a specific distance claim to Xylanthia or Nyan individually.

Attitude: Per El Ka: guardians and guides, playing “an important role in Earth’s evolution,” maintaining Earth’s biosphere. No source describes them as territorial, hostile, or “tactical muscle” against other factions — the opposite framing appears in Danaan’s account, where the Nommo are the ones displaced by a reptilian empire, not reptilian aggressors themselves.

Motives: Per El Ka, maintaining Earth’s biosphere alongside “Etheric Sirians” embodied in dolphins, whales, and mermaid/merman forms. Per Danaan, historical contact with early Terran civilizations — Sumer, Babylon, Akkad, Egypt, and the Dogon — roughly five millennia ago.

Physical Appearance: Consistently described as amphibian across all sources, not reptilian. Exopaedia, citing Dogon tradition, describes a human upper body and fish lower body, matching statues at Tiahuanaco (Bolivia) and in Anatolia (Turkey) depicting fish-scale garments carved with tiny fish heads. This network’s own earlier “Nommo” page describes mermen/mermaid-like beings with predominantly green skin capable of displaying “all the colors of the rainbow.” Danaan describes them simply as amphibian and androgynous.

Average Height: Undocumented as a specific figure in any of the five sources.
Average Weight: Undocumented.
Body Temperature: Undocumented.
Pulse/Respiration: Undocumented.
Blood Pressure: Undocumented.
Life Expectancy: Undocumented.
Hair: Undocumented.
Skin: Predominantly green, capable of displaying other colors, per this network’s own earlier “Nommo” page. No source describes reptilian scales; the description across all sources is amphibian.
Eyes: Undocumented.
Sex: Androgynous, per Danaan specifically.

Other Physical Information: Fish-scale-textured lower body per the Dogon-derived Exopaedia account and associated statuary at Tiahuanaco and in Anatolia.

Special Traits and Abilities: A “highly advanced use of sound” is mentioned by El Ka without further example. No source describes hydro-telepathy, bioluminescence, or supercavitation technology.

Communication Type: Undocumented beyond El Ka’s general reference to advanced sound use.

Origin: Nyan, in the Thula (Sirius B) system, per Danaan; a generally described warm, aqua-blue Sirius-system water world, per El Ka.

Life Form Type: Amphibian, per every source consulted — never reptilian.

Subspecies: Undocumented; El Ka describes a related “Etheric Sirian” soul group embodied in dolphins, whales, and mermaid/merman forms rather than a formal subspecies structure.

Most Common Species: Undocumented as a formal designation.

Level of Species: Undocumented; no numbered ranking system appears in any of the five sources.

Habits: Maintaining Earth’s biosphere in partnership with dolphin-, whale-, and mermaid-embodied “Etheric Sirians,” per El Ka; historical teaching contact with early Terran civilizations, per Danaan.

Transportation Type: Undocumented as a specific craft description in any of the five sources; Danaan’s account describes migration between star systems rather than a named vessel type.

Witnesses Reports: The Dogon people of Mali, per Exopaedia and Robert Temple’s The Sirius Mystery (see this archive’s separate Sirians entry for the significant, unresolved academic controversy over Dogon astronomical knowledge claims); SSP veteran Penny Bradley, who described the Nommo in a personal communication as “3D real” amphibians “with ships.”

Special Features/Characteristics: Per Danaan, the Nommo terraformed Xylanthia into “a rich, beautiful aquatic world” positioned between two other star systems in a configuration she describes as producing “complex magnetic configurations,” including permanent daylight from three stars.

Summary/Description: The entity previously labeled “Sirius Reptilians” on this page is documented across five real sources as the Nommo — an amphibian, not reptilian, entity associated with the Sirius system and, per Dogon tradition, with a half-human, half-fish appearance. Accounts vary meaningfully: this network’s own earlier site calls them “Masters of the Water”; El Ka describes them as guardian “Etheric Sirians” linked to dolphins and whales; Danaan gives the most elaborate account, describing them as displaced from Nyan by a reptilian empire and resettled on a terraformed world, Xylanthia. No source describes them as reptilian, territorial, or militarized.

Source: “Nommo,” Exopaedia (exopaedia.org/Nommo), citing Dogon tradition; “Nommo — Masters of the Water,” this network’s own earlier site (thinkaboutit.site/aliens/nommo/); El (Ileana) Ka, “Zarian Message,” Messages from a Star Traveler website; Elena Danaan, A Gift from the Stars (2020), p. 110; SSP veteran Penny Bradley, personal communication.

Related Cases: The Sirians, documented separately in this archive, including the significant academic controversy over Dogon claims of independent Sirius B knowledge. Per Danaan, the Nommo’s displacement from Nyan was caused by the reptilian Ciakahrr Empire — a genuinely reptilian and hostile faction the Nommo are documented as fleeing, not embodying.

DETAILED REPORT

The most important correction on this page is a classification error, not an invented detail: every one of the five sources Jake Muller’s guide compiles on the Nommo — Exopaedia, this network’s own earlier site, SSP veteran Penny Bradley, El (Ileana) Ka, and Elena Danaan — describes an amphibian entity, never a reptilian one. The Dogon tradition documented by Exopaedia describes a being with a human upper body and a fish lower body, corroborated by fish-scale statuary at Tiahuanaco in Bolivia and in Anatolia. This network’s own earlier “Nommo — Masters of the Water” page describes mermen/mermaid-like beings, predominantly green-skinned but capable of displaying other colors. None of this is reptilian in any documented source.

The five sources also disagree with each other in ways worth preserving rather than flattening into one account. El Ka describes the Nommo’s home world in general terms — a warm, aqua-blue world in the Sirius system — and frames them as guardians linked to an “Etheric Sirian” soul group embodied in dolphins, whales, and mermaid/merman forms, explaining that this group was given Earth as a new home after Sirius B “imploded.” Elena Danaan gives a considerably more elaborate and different account: the Nommo are indigenous to a planet called Nyan in the Thula (Sirius B) system, from which they were driven by the reptilian Ciakahrr Empire, eventually migrating to and terraforming a new world, Xylanthia, in the Ashkeru (Sirius C) system. Danaan also describes historical Nommo contact with early Terran civilizations — Sumer, Babylon, Akkad, Egypt, and the Dogon — roughly five thousand years ago. Muller’s guide itself notes these two accounts are “quite different” from one another.

The Dogon connection specifically should be read alongside this archive’s separate Sirians entry, which documents a significant, unresolved academic controversy: anthropologist Walter van Beek’s 1991 field study found no evidence that the Dogon possessed the astronomical knowledge of Sirius B that Robert Temple’s 1976 book The Sirius Mystery relied on, and a plausible mundane explanation (a documented 1893 French astronomical expedition to the region) has been proposed. That dispute applies equally here and is not resolved by any of the five Nommo sources.

None of the five sources — nor the Sirians entry’s broader Ashtar Collective material — describes hydro-telepathy, bioluminescence, supercavitation propulsion, “Blue Bases,” Unidentified Submersible Objects traveling at 400 knots, directed acoustic weapons, or any 2026-specific maritime Disclosure narrative. These do not appear anywhere in the documented source material and have no independent support.

RESEARCHER’S NOTES

Amphibian, Not Reptilian — The Nommo Behind the “Sirius Reptilians” Mislabel

The core classification was simply wrong: all five documented sources on the Nommo describe an amphibian entity; none uses the word “reptilian.” Calling this page “Sirius Reptilians” mislabels the very entity it describes.
The sources actively disagree with each other, and that disagreement is worth keeping visible: El Ka’s general “Sirius system water world” account and Danaan’s specific Nyan/Xylanthia/Ciakahrr narrative are, in Muller’s own words, “quite different” — flattening them into one consistent profile would misrepresent both.
Per Danaan’s own account, the Nommo are the victims of a reptilian empire, not reptilians themselves: the earlier draft’s framing of them as “tactical muscle” defending against Draconian incursions inverts the one source that actually describes a reptilian conflict involving the Nommo.
The Dogon/Sirius B astronomical-knowledge question is a real, unresolved academic controversy: it should be read together with this archive’s Sirians entry rather than treated as confirmed evidence of contact.
The entire 2026 “Blue Base” and supercavitation-technology narrative is invented: it appears in none of the five documented sources on the Nommo.

The honest state of this entry is that a real, five-source-documented amphibian entity called the Nommo was mislabeled as “Sirius Reptilians” and given an invented reptilian, militarized identity that contradicts every one of its own sources. This entry restores the amphibian classification, preserves the genuine disagreement between El Ka’s and Danaan’s accounts, and removes the 2026 material that has no basis in any of them.

No verified period-accurate quote unites the five sources on the Nommo; their claims are paraphrased above rather than quoted at length, and this entry does not invent an attributed quote to fill the slot.