Clinical Detachment: The Tarice monitor the geothermal output of an eruption, utilizing their exquisite bio-metallic technology to siphon energy.
THINK ABOUTIT’S ALIEN TYPE SUMMARY – Tarice
“Discreet, non-violent, and technologically unmatched, the Tarice have haunted Earth’s volcanic corridors for millennia. They do not seek our resources, our souls, or our land—they seek the primordial energy of the planet itself.”
Name: Tarice
AKA: The Volcano Passers, The Hessdalen Observers, The Norway Lights
Location – Home System: Unknown (Presumed Extra-Dimensional or Interstellar Deep Space)
Distance from Earth: Unknown
Attitude: Neutral / Indifferent (Strict Non-Interference)
Motives: Monitoring seismic and volcanic activity; energy harvesting from geothermal vents
Physical Appearance: Highly debated; reports range from translucent humanoids to small, dense biological forms
- Average Height: Unknown (Believed to be 3’0″ to 4’0″)
- Average Weight: Unknown
- Body Temperature: High (Optimized for volcanic proximity)
- Pulse/Respiration: Undetectable via standard infrared
- Blood Pressure: Unknown
- Life Expectancy: Unknown
- Hair: None reported
- Skin: Described as “metallic” or “shimmering grey” in the few brief sightings reported
- Eyes: Unknown
- Sex: Unknown
Other Physical Information: Exhibits an “aura” of distortion, making clear photography nearly impossible
Special Traits and Abilities: Immunity to extreme heat and pressure; advanced cloaking technology
Communication Type: Never established; no signal leakage detected
Origin: Their origin is unknown.
Life Form Type: Advanced Biological / Energetic Hybrid
Subspecies: Unknown
Most Common Species: Tarice Prime
Level of Species: Level XIV – Energy-Based Technocrats
Habits: Loitering near active volcanoes (Etna, St. Helens, Eyjafjallajökull); hovering over the Norwegian coast
Transportation Type: Exquisite, seamless “Organic-Metallic” craft with zero visible propulsion
Witnesses Reports: Hessdalen Valley (Multiple), Coast of Norway (2000), Mount Etna sightings
Special Features/Characteristics: Never engage in abductions or violence; completely ignore human presence
Summary/Description: They are often seen near(or flying by) volcanoes. They have never contact Humans and there is no report of violence or abductions. Even though they are discreet their presence on Earth is frequent and they do not try to hide from view. Last sighted off the coast of Norway, in 2000.
Source: Alien Race Book (ARB); Think About It Alien Database
The Volcanic Connection: Why They Watch the Fire
Geothermal Harvesting and Planetary Health
According to the Think About It Alien Database, the Tarice are the most frequent extraterrestrial visitors to Earth’s most dangerous environments. While most species avoid active volcanic zones due to ash interference and magnetic instability, the Tarice thrive in these conditions. They are most commonly sighted flying into or directly over volcanic plumes during eruptions.
Exopolitical analysts in 2026 suggest that the Tarice are not merely tourists; they are Energy Siphons. Their craft are believed to utilize a form of “Geothermal Induction,” allowing them to recharge their trans-dimensional batteries using the raw kinetic and thermal energy released during a volcanic event. Because they do not rely on traditional fossil fuels or even standard zero-point energy, the volcanic vents of Earth serve as “Galactic Gas Stations” for their fleet. This explains their frequent presence on Earth: we are one of the most tectonically active planets in this sector of the galaxy, making us a prime refueling hub for their long-range exploration vessels.
The Discretion Protocol
One of the most remarkable things about the Tarice is their total lack of interest in humanity. In the thousands of years they have been observed, there is not a single credible report of a Tarice alien attempting to contact a human, nor have they ever been linked to the abduction phenomenon. The ARB (Alien Race Book) notes that while they do not try to hide from view—often flying in broad daylight over populated areas near volcanoes—they simply do not care if they are seen. They treat humans the way a human might treat an ant near a power plant: we are a part of the local scenery, but irrelevant to the technical task at hand. This “Indifference Protocol” makes them one of the hardest races to study, as they leave no psychological or physical trace other than the visual memory of their exquisite ships.
The Norway Sighting and Hessdalen Tech
The 2000 Norway Coast Incident
The last major confirmed sighting of a Tarice vessel occurred off the coast of Norway in 2000. Witnesses, including commercial pilots and naval personnel, described a craft that defied all known laws of aerodynamics. The ship was described as “seamless,” resembling a polished piece of obsidian that glowed with a faint, pulsing violet light. It hovered over the Norwegian Trench for several hours, seemingly scanning the deep-water geothermal vents, before accelerating vertically at a speed that left a literal “hole” in the cloud cover.
This sighting is often linked to the famous Hessdalen Lights. For decades, the Hessdalen Valley in Norway has been a hotspot for mysterious, glowing orbs and structured craft. The Think About It Alien Database posits that Hessdalen is a “staging ground” for the Tarice. The unique geology of the valley—rich in copper and zinc—may act as a natural battery, providing a secondary power source for their craft when they are not refueling at volcanoes. The “exquisite nature” of their ships, noted in the ARB, refers to the fact that they appear to be grown rather than built, utilizing a bio-metallic lattice that can withstand the crushing pressures of the deep ocean and the intense heat of a volcanic caldera simultaneously.
The Tarice Technology: Bio-Metallic Synthesis
The Exquisite Ship Architecture
According to the Think About It Alien Database, the primary reason the Tarice are recognized by researchers is not their biology, but the unparalleled elegance of their spacecraft. While many extraterrestrial craft appear industrial (like the Targzissian dreadnoughts) or functional (like the Tall White scout ships), Tarice vessels are described as “exquisite.” 2026 surveillance data suggests these ships are bio-metallic hybrids—they are not “built” in a factory, but grown in a laboratory using a lattice of organic tissue and liquid-state metals.
The interior, as seen in the reconstruction, lacks hard angles. The consoles appear to be extensions of the ship’s own nervous system, reacting to the pilots’ proximity through haptic and neural interfaces. This level of technological integration allows the Tarice to navigate the intense electromagnetic interference found within volcanic plumes. Their viewports are not glass but transparent force-fields that filter out harmful radiation and blinding light, allowing the pilots to witness the geothermal energy flow with clinical precision.
Geothermal Siphoning: The 2026 Analysis
The motive for their constant presence near volcanoes has finally been clarified by recent atmospheric sensor arrays. The Tarice utilize a “Passive Induction” system. By hovering in the thermal column of an erupting volcano, the ship’s hull absorbs the massive kinetic energy and heat, converting it directly into propulsion fuel. This makes them one of the few species that views Earth as a renewable energy source rather than a genetic or political resource. They are the “green” explorers of the galaxy, leaving no carbon footprint and causing no harm to the planetary ecosystem, as they only harvest the energy that the Earth is already venting into the atmosphere.
Final Summary: The Guardians of the Flame
The Tarice represent a profound mystery in the Think About It Alien Database. They are a testament to the fact that advanced life does not always equate to intervention. In a galaxy filled with species vying for control over Earth’s human population, the Tarice remain steadfastly focused on the planet itself. They are the geologists of the stars, more interested in the movement of tectonic plates and the chemistry of magma than the rise and fall of human empires.
Their “Discretion Protocol” is a lesson in cosmic humility. For thousands of years, they have operated in our skies, visible to anyone with a telescope or a camera, yet they have never uttered a word to our leaders or taken a single person for study. They remind us that to some, we are simply the inhabitants of a very interesting volcanic rock. As we move into the era of open disclosure, the Tarice will likely remain the hardest species to engage in dialogue. They do not want our recognition; they only want our heat. They are the silent sentinels of the fire, drifting through the smoke of our world with a grace and beauty that we can only hope to one day understand.
