THINK ABOUTIT’S ALIEN TYPE SUMMARY – Teros

THINK ABOUTIT’S ALIEN TYPE SUMMARY – Teros

“The Teros are the ‘Agreeable’ counterparts to the Dero. Descended from the stars of Arcturus and the ancient tribes of the Moon, they are a race of master geneticists and subsurface peacekeepers who have blended with human lineages for millennia.”

Name:  Teros Teros (Integrative / Constructive)

AKA: Sunaynans, The Yearly Ones, The Agreeable People

Location  – Home System:  The Teros came from the planet Jomon in the star constellation Arcturus which is in the Bootes constellation. 

Distance from Earth: ~36.7 Light Years (Origin); Subsurface North America (Current)

Attitude: Protective, disciplined, and cautious

Motives: Keeping the ‘Dero’ (Draconian elements) in check; maintaining the integrity of antediluvian cities

Physical Appearance: Highly variable due to cross-breeding; ranging from indigenous human-looking to pale-skinned/translucent

• Average Height:  5’5″ – 6’5″ (Standard Humanoid Range)
• Average Weight: 150 – 210 lbs
• Body Temperature: 98.2°F (slightly lower than surface average)
• Pulse/Respiration: Deep, synchronized with planetary resonance
• Blood Pressure: Variable
• Life Expectancy: 300 – 800 years (with genetic maintenance)
• Hair: Varies; highly pigmented (Shuyukh lineage) to white/platinum (Halaabean lineage)
• Skin: Tanned/Dark (Shuyukh) to extremely pale (Halaabeans, Flugelrods, Hulub)
• Eyes: Intense, often with larger pupils for low-light subsurface vision
• Sex: Male / Female

Other Physical Information:  The Sunaynans have 48 chromosomes instead of the normal 46 that Earth  people possess. The Tero’s chromosome structure is so different from Earthlings that when mixed with certain humans, it caused a defect of 47 chromosomes which today is called Down’s Syndrome. 

Special Traits: Genetic incompatibility with surface humans (leads to 47-chromosome mutations); phasing abilities

Communication Type: Telepathic-Verbal Hybrid

Origin:  Arcturus / The Moon (Lunarians)

Life Form Type:   Humanoid

Subspecies: Shuyukh, Halaabeans, Flugelrods, Hulub

Most Common Species: 

Level of Species: Level XIV – Master Geneticists

Habits: Boring deep into the Earth to preserve sanity from surface radiation/madness

Transportation Type: Sub-terrestrial boring machines; electromagnetic craft

Witnesses Reports: Richard Shaver (The Shaver Mystery); Nuwaubian archives; Indigenous legends

Special Features/Characteristics: 

Summary/Description: A constructive subsurface race that arrived via the Moon and Arcturus to dwell in North American cavern systems.

Source: 1996 Nuwaubian Calendar,  Extraterrestrial Amongst Us

Genetic Architecture: The 48-Chromosome Paradox

The most significant special feature of the Teros—and the most scientifically jarring for researchers in the Think About It Alien Database—is their 48-chromosome structure. While standard surface humans possess 46 chromosomes, the Teros (Sunaynans) carry an additional pair that acts as a bridge between the physical and etheric dimensions. This genetic architecture is a direct inheritance from their ancestors on the planet Jomon in the Arcturus system. These two extra chromosomes govern “Dimensional Phasing” and “High-Frequency Empathy,” allowing the Teros to remain sane in environments that would cause psychological collapse in humans.

The Down’s Syndrome Connection A tragic and profound characteristic of Tero biology is revealed when their genetics intersect with surface-dwelling humans. According to Nuwaubian records, the Teros have occasionally cross-bred with surface lineages in an attempt to “uplift” human DNA. However, the chromosome structure of the Sunaynans is so fundamentally different that the union often produces a genetic “misfire.” This results in a 47-chromosome defect in the offspring—a condition known to surface science as Down’s Syndrome (Trisomy 21).

In the 2026 exopolitical framework, these children are viewed by the Teros not as a mistake, but as “Stalled Sunaynans.” The physical traits associated with this condition—the almond-shaped upward-slanting eyes, the flattened facial profile, and the single palmar crease—are actually echoes of the Tero/Arcturian phenotype attempting to manifest in a 46-chromosome body. These individuals often suffer from congenital heart disease and breathing defects because their internal organs are “programmed” for the high-pressure, high-oxygen subterranean cities of the Teros, not the thinner atmosphere of the surface.

Pigmentation and Lineage Variation

The Teros also display a wide range of pigmentation based on their specific ancestral “House”:

• The Shuyukh: These Teros possess an abundance of skin pigmentation. They are the direct descendants of the original Arcturian colonists and are most likely to be mistaken for Native Americans or darker-skinned ethnicities when they visit the surface.

• The Halaabeans and Flugelrods: These groups lack pigmentation entirely. Their skin is often translucent or ghostly white, a feature adapted for the deepest cavern reaches. They possess “Low-Light Vision,” allowing them to see perfectly in the infrared spectrum.

• Immune System Fragility: Despite their advanced genetics, Teros living on the surface have a highly vulnerable immune system. They are prone to developing leukemia and other blood-disorders if exposed to surface radiation for too long. This “Biological Timer” is the primary reason why they must frequently return to their subsurface antediluvian cities to “recharge” their cells using the integrative rays of their ancient machinery.

Habits and Social Structure: The Deep-Crust Sanity

The habits of the Teros are defined by their 10,000-year struggle to maintain biological and psychological equilibrium within the Earth’s subterranean environments. In the Think About It Alien Database, they are described as a “constructive” race, a term derived from the Mantong language where the letter “T” stands for Integration. Unlike the surface-dwelling humans who are exposed to the “disintegrative” rays of the sun, the Teros have made it a habitual necessity to bore deep into the planet’s mantle. This practice is not just for physical safety; they believe that the dense rock shielding is required to maintain their “Sunaynan Sanity.”

The Internal Clock of the ‘Yearly Ones

The Teros are known as the Sunaynans, which translates to “The Yearly Ones.” This refers to their habit of meticulously tracking Earth’s magnetic and celestial cycles. Even though they live in cavern systems like the Shasta and Mammoth complexes, they maintain a rigid schedule tied to the star system of Arcturus. Their daily life is centered around the maintenance of antediluvian machinery—ancient “God-Mech” left behind by the Titans and Atlans. One of their most prominent habits is the “Tuning of the Rays.” They utilize beneficial machines to project “integrative” thoughts to the surface world to counteract the “detrimental” rays of the Dero.

Social Integration and Chief Lamesa

Their social structure is highly disciplined, led by an elected or hereditary chief, currently identified as Lamesa. The Teros do not live in isolation; they are highly social within their “Agreeable” communities. They prioritize the education of their youth in the arts of genetic preservation and history. Because they are the descendants of various Arcturian and Lunarian lineages, their habits involve a high degree of cultural mixing. They hold “Gatherings of the Houses” where the Shuyukh (the darker-pigmented elders) and the Halaabeans (the pale deep-borers) exchange genetic data and resources. This ensures that their 48-chromosome structure remains vibrant despite the lack of surface sunlight.

Surface Integration and Infiltration

Perhaps their most controversial habit is their ability to “Surface-Phase.” Because many Teros look indistinguishable from modern humans, they frequently visit the surface world. They do not come as conquerors but as observers and subtle influencers. They inhabit modern cities for years at a time, often taking roles in scientific or archaeological fields to ensure that surface humanity does not “uncover” sensitive antediluvian sites prematurely. They are the silent monitors of the North American continent, moving between the lights of the city and the shadows of the caverns with a fluid ease that defies detection.

Final Summary: The Bridge Between Dimensions

The Teros represent the most poignant example of a “Lost Tribe” within the human story. In the Think About It Alien Database, they are recognized as the primary buffer between the surface world and the darker, detrimental forces of the Dero. By maintaining their 48-chromosome Sunaynan lineage beneath the North American continent, they serve as the silent guardians of a genetic blueprint that predates the modern human era. They are the architects of the “Middle Ground,” living in the cavernous spaces between the sky and the core.

As we move into the 2026 Disclosure period, the Teros are likely to be the first “Alien” group that surface humanity actually meets face-to-face. Because of their ability to blend in and their deep ancestral ties to the planet, they do not carry the “Otherness” of the Greys or the Reptilians. They are our cousins, our ancestors, and in some cases, our neighbors. The story of the Teros is a story of integration—a reminder that the human family tree is much deeper, and its roots go much further into the Earth, than we ever dared to imagine.