THINK ABOUTIT’S ALIEN TYPE SUMMARY

STINKY BLOBS

“We don’t know their real name,” the source material admits up front — Clay Pickering’s own label was “the Conformers,” while everyone else who’s repeated the story since just calls them what they smell like: burnt popcorn, sulfur, skunk, and scorched coffee, according to a single Navy contact’s account relayed during a Project Camelot interview.

Name: Stinky Blobs (real name unknown, per source)

AKA: Per source, Clay Pickering himself referred to them as “The Conformers” — see this archive’s separate “Conformers” entry, sourced to the same underlying Navy account. Whether these are the same entity under two names, or two distinct claims that have become conflated, is not resolved by the source material and should be treated as an open editorial question rather than settled either way. “The Play-Doh Beings” is a fair paraphrase of the source’s own “made of something like Play-Doh” description; “Silicon Mimics” and “The 5,000-Year Observers” are not verbatim source terms but reasonably reflect claims within it.

Location – Home System: Not specified in the source. Per the Navy contact’s account, they reportedly maintain “a base nearby in our solar system” — not specifically Jupiter or one of its moons, which is not stated in the source and appears to be an invented specific added later.

Distance from Earth: Local/within the solar system, per source.

Attitude: Not specifically characterized in the source beyond the described observational presence and the friction it causes with the Greys.

Motives: Not specified in the source beyond long-term observation of Earth.

Physical Appearance: Per source, wider than tall, roughly 5’6″ in height and up to 9 feet wide, made of something resembling Play-Doh, moving across the floor like an inchworm or slug. Not reported in any source or fabricated: precise weight, and the specific “85% silicon, 15% carbon” ratio is per source attributed to “the Navy contact,” so it is preserved as a claimed figure, not an independently confirmed one.

Average Height: About 5’6″, per source.
Average Width: Up to 9 feet, per source — notably wider than tall.
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 applicable, per source (silicon-based, no described circulatory system).
Life Expectancy: Not reported in any source or fabricated.
Hair: Not reported in any source or fabricated.
Skin: Per source, capable of changing color according to mood/thought — reported as orange during a secret Earth meeting and blue when observed aboard a Grey ship.
Eyes: Not reported in any source or fabricated.
Sex: Not reported in any source or fabricated.

Other Physical Information: Per source, they have appendages that emerge in a snake-like manner from the body only when needed to grasp something, otherwise remaining retracted.

Special Traits and Abilities: Per source, capable of imitating other sounds they hear aboard ships (an acoustic-mimicry claim genuinely present in the source, unlike the invented “Frequency Silencer”/security-override framing added later). Touching them reportedly causes burns to human skin, per the Navy contact’s account.

Communication Type: Per source, primarily by scent — described as smelling like burnt popcorn, burnt coffee, oil, skunk, and sulfur — along with clicking noises resembling pebbles hitting an empty bucket. Sources disagree on telepathy: an abductee witness reportedly said they do not communicate telepathically, while Pickering’s Navy source said they do. This is a genuine, unresolved discrepancy within the source material itself, not something to resolve by picking one version.

Origin: Extraterrestrial, per source, with no further specifics given.

Life Form Type: Silicon-based, per the Navy contact’s account (85% silicon, 15% carbon, per that source).

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 (“Level X” classification has no traceable origin).

Habits: Per source, described as “extremely religious,” reportedly guided by a prophet (possibly another of their own kind, per the source’s own uncertainty) who told them Earth was there for them to claim, in a manner the source compares to the Pilgrims’ colonization of America — an analogy present in the original source, not invented for this correction.

Transportation Type: Not specifically described in the source; they are reported aboard Grey ships and to have a nearby base, but no distinct craft of their own is described.

Witnesses Reports: The primary source is Clay Pickering, discussing a Navy contact’s account during a Project Camelot interview (projectcamelot.org). A separate, unnamed abductee reportedly saw them through a glass window aboard a Grey ship. The source explicitly cautions that “Clay Pickering does not have all the facts of what they are like” — an important, self-aware qualifier present in the original material that should not be dropped in retelling.

Special Features/Characteristics: Per source, reportedly observed by the Navy for 5,000 to 6,000 years, since the time of the Pyramids, while the Greys reportedly maintain they are new to Earth — a genuine, documented discrepancy between two claimed sources, not something to resolve in either direction. The Greys are reportedly attempting to get them to leave Earth’s vicinity and are described as holding them in some form of quarantine, per the Navy contact.

Summary/Description: Per a Navy contact’s account relayed by Clay Pickering during a Project Camelot interview, Stinky Blobs are wide, malleable, silicon-based beings that communicate primarily through scent and mood-based color changes, cause chemical burns on contact, and are reportedly the subject of tension between the Greys (who want them gone) and Reptilians (reportedly seen working and speaking with them). The source itself flags unresolved contradictions — Greys vs. Navy claims about how long they’ve been present, and conflicting reports on whether they communicate telepathically — rather than presenting a single, settled account.

Source: Clay Pickering, Project Camelot interview (projectcamelot.org), relaying an anonymous Navy contact’s account, as preserved in the “Types of Aliens” reference compilation (tarrdaniel.com, mshaibu.wordpress.com). Flag for further editorial decision: this same document identifies “the Conformers” as Clay Pickering’s own name for this entity — see this archive’s separate “Conformers” entry, sourced to the same broader Pickering/”Source A” reporting chain.

Related Cases: This archive’s “Conformers” entry — per the primary source material, these may be the same claimed entity under two different informal names rather than two separate species; recommend reviewing both entries together before deciding whether to merge, cross-link, or keep them distinct with a note explaining the naming overlap.

DETAILED REPORT

The genuine source for Stinky Blobs is refreshingly identifiable: a Project Camelot interview in which Clay Pickering relayed an account from an anonymous Navy contact describing a wide, malleable, silicon-based being encountered both in a secret Earth meeting (where it appeared orange) and aboard a Grey ship (where it appeared blue). The source itself is admirably self-aware about its own limitations — it opens by admitting “we don’t know their real name,” closes by noting “it sounds to me like Clay Pickering does not have all the facts,” and preserves rather than resolves a genuine discrepancy between Greys (who call them new arrivals) and Navy sources (who claim 5,000-6,000 years of observation dating to the Pyramids).

The prior version of this entry discarded all of that appropriate uncertainty in favor of a fabricated “2026 Disclosure” narrative — a named Jupiter quarantine facility, “Frequency Silencers,” a fictional “Observation Phase” ending in 2026 — none of which appears in the actual source. This rebuild restores the source’s own language and its own honest hedging.

Most importantly for this archive specifically: the source document states directly that Clay Pickering called this entity “the Conformers” — the exact name used for this archive’s separate Conformers entry, which traces to the same broader reporting chain (Pickering’s interview work on the “Source A” Navy account). This raises a real question about whether Stinky Blobs and Conformers are being treated as one claimed entity or two in this archive, worth resolving deliberately rather than by accident.

RESEARCHER’S NOTES

Conformers — Restoring the Source’s Own Honest Uncertainty

Source Fidelity: The genuine Pickering/Project Camelot account is fully identifiable and has been restored, including its own self-flagged contradictions (Greys vs. Navy on timeline; telepathy claims disagreeing between witnesses).
Fabrication Flag: The “2026 Disclosure,” Jupiter quarantine facility, and “Frequency Silencer” narrative have no basis in the source and have been removed entirely.
Cross-Entry Question Raised: The source explicitly ties this entity to the name “Conformers” — the same name used in this archive’s separate entry. This should be resolved editorially (merge, cross-reference, or keep distinct with an explanatory note) rather than left as an unaddressed overlap.
Evidentiary Weight: Single secondhand account (Pickering relaying an anonymous Navy contact), with the source material itself openly acknowledging its own incompleteness. Filed as WHISTLEBLOWER TESTIMONY, single-source, self-acknowledged as incomplete.

The real Conformers account is a modest, self-questioning secondhand story — not a 2026 disclosure event with named facilities and containment protocols. Restoring the source’s own honesty about what it doesn’t know is more useful than any invented specificity, and the overlap with “Conformers” is worth a deliberate editorial decision rather than letting two pages quietly describe the same claimed being under different names.

“We don’t know their real name — Clay Pickering called them ‘The Conformers.'”
— “Types of Aliens” reference compilation, introducing this entry.