THINK ABOUTIT’S ALIEN TYPE SUMMARY – Tubes, Rods, Skyfish

Rods (Skyfish & Tubes) are elongated, cylindrical entities that move with extraordinary speed, often exceeding several hundred miles per hour. First brought to global attention by filmmaker Jose Escamilla in Midway, New Mexico, they are characterized by “undulating fins” or membranes along their lateral sides, allowing for propulsion that defies traditional avian or insectoid aerodynamics

Name: Rods

AKA: Skyfish, Tubes, Solar Entities, Atmospheric Plasmoids

Location  – Home System: Indigenous to Earth’s upper atmosphere; potentially extra-dimensional.

Distance from Earth: Atmospheric / Sub-aquatic (Localized).

Attitude: Passive-Neutral; appear to follow migratory or predatory patterns.

Motives: Survival, atmospheric maintenance, and organic transit.

Physical Appearance: Long, rod-like body with a continuous undulating membrane/fin. 

• Average Height: 4 Inches – 100+ Feet (Variable by subspecies).
• Average Weight: Negligible; high-density plasma or translucent organic matter.
• Body Temperature: High-energy thermal signature (Visible on Infrared).
• Pulse/Respiration: Harmonic vibration; no traditional lungs.
• Blood Pressure: N/A (Internal fluidic pressure-driven).
• Life Expectancy: Unknown
• Hair|Skin: Translucent, membranous skin; no hair.
• Eyes: None visible (Likely utilize electromagnetic sensing).
• Sex: Unknown (Asexual / Division).

Other Physical Information: Capable of passing through solid matter and water without losing velocity.

Special Traits and Abilities: Extreme Velocity (300-1,000+ mph); phase-shifting.

Communication Type: Electromagnetic pulses (Non-verbal).

Origin: Atmospheric / Extra-dimensional (2026 Mandate classification).

Life Form Type: : Atmospheric Biological Entity (ABE).

Subspecies: Tubes (Large-scale), Skyfish (Standard), Rods (Small-scale).

Most Common Species: 

Level of Species: Technical Tier 0 (Biological “Wildlife” of the Skies).

Habits: High-speed transit in caves, near water, and around high-energy sites.

Transportation Type: Self-propelled (Biological).

Witnesses Reports: Jose Escamilla (1994), Various Military Radar Operators, Cave Divers.

Special Features/Characteristics: 

Summary/Description: 

Source:  Jose Escamilla, Air Force Tracking Data, Sub-aquatic Video Archives.

THE BIOLOGY OF VELOCITY

The Undulating Membrane and Fluidic Propulsion

The “Skyfish” does not fly using wings in the traditional sense. Instead, it utilizes a lateral membrane that undulates in a wave-like motion, similar to a cuttlefish or a sea-slug, but at a frequency that matches the high-speed transit of the entity. Because they move so quickly, the human eye (which processes at roughly 30-60 frames per second) sees only a blur or nothing at all. It was only with the advent of high-speed video cameras in 1994 that their structure became “frozen” in time.

In the [Think About It Alien Database], we classify Rods as Atmospheric Biological Entities (ABEs). They represent a “hidden ecology” that exists in the spaces between our perceived reality. They are not “craft” or “aliens” in the sense of a visiting species like the Trantaloids; they are more akin to the “plankton of the sky”—organic life forms that inhabit the high-energy strata of our atmosphere.

Multi-Medium Transit: Underwater and Underground

One of the most compelling features of Rods is their ability to transition between mediums without a change in velocity. Rods have been captured on film entering and exiting deep-water bodies and moving through solid rock walls in caves (notably the Cave of Swallows in Mexico).

This suggests a Phase-Shifting capability. Rods likely exist in a state of matter that is slightly “out of sync” with our 3D reality, allowing them to pass through “solid” obstacles by vibrating at a specific harmonic frequency. To the Rod, the water or the mountain is not a barrier, but merely a different density of the same energy field.

The 1994 Discovery: Freezing the Invisible

For decades, mysterious “streaks” appeared on film and video, usually attributed to birds or insects passing close to the lens. In 1994, Escamilla’s footage from Roswell and Midway, New Mexico, provided the first clear evidence that these were not insects. By analyzing the footage frame-by-frame, researchers identified a distinct anatomy: a long, cylindrical body with a continuous membrane or “fin” running down its length.

The reason they remained “invisible” for so long is purely biological. Rods move at velocities ranging from 300 to over 1,000 mph. Because the human eye processes visual information at roughly 60Hz, an object moving at several hundred miles per hour appears only as a momentary blur—or is completely ignored by the brain as visual noise. In 2026, we classify this as High-Velocity Biological Stealth.

Anatomy of a Skyfish: Undulating Propulsion

The “Skyfish” does not fly like a bird (using lift and drag) or an insect (using rapid wing-flapping). Instead, its propulsion is remarkably similar to that of deep-sea creatures like the cuttlefish or the ribbon eel. The lateral membranes undulate in a synchronized wave, creating a form of Fluidic Propulsion that is effective in both air and water.

Anatomical data suggests they lack traditional skeletal structures, instead possessing a pressurized fluidic core that maintains their shape at high speeds. They appear to be ectothermic but exhibit a high-energy electromagnetic signature, making them highly visible to modern infrared and thermal imaging systems.

The Subspecies: From Rods to Tubes

Within the ABE ecology, we recognize a hierarchy of scale:

1. Rods (Standard): Small, 4-12 inch entities often seen in swarms near caves and water sources.

2. Skyfish: The “mid-tier” hunters, reaching up to 3 feet in length, often found at higher altitudes.

3. Tubes (Leviathans): Massive atmospheric entities that can reach lengths of over 100 feet. These “Tubes” are rarely seen near the ground, staying within the high-tension energetic layers of the upper atmosphere.

In the [Think About It Alien Database], Tubes are considered the “whales” of the sky. They follow planetary ley lines and migratory corridors, feeding on atmospheric ions and electromagnetic runoff from lightning strikes and solar flares.

Multi-Medium Phase-Shifting

One of the most baffling characteristics of Rods is their ability to transit between air, water, and even solid rock without losing velocity. Footage from the Cave of Swallows in Mexico shows Rods flying directly into solid rock walls at 300 mph without impact or injury.

This suggests that Rods operate on a Phase-Shift harmonic. They are not purely 3D physical matter; they vibrate at a frequency that allows them to pass through the molecular gaps of “solid” objects. This is likely a defensive mechanism, allowing them to retreat into the Earth’s crust or deep oceans to avoid detection or environmental hazards.

 The Energetic Gleaners

In today’s world of global satellite surveillance and drone-clogged skies, Rods are being detected with increasing frequency near High-Energy Corridors. They are attracted to:

• Hydroelectric Dams: Where high-velocity water creates a massive ion charge.

• Nuclear Facilities: Where radioactive leakage provides a dense “nutrient” field for their plasma-based metabolism.

• Lightning Storms: Where they are seen “leeching” energy from the discharge.

They are not hostile. They are Tier 0 Wildlife—biological scavengers that perform a vital role in Earth’s energetic homeostasis. Just as vultures clean the land, Rods clean the “energetic debris” from the atmosphere.

Final Sovereign Verdict

Rods and Skyfish serve as a humbling reminder of our own sensory limitations. They prove that the world is far more crowded than our eyes lead us to believe. They are the “plankton of the sky,” an indigenous Earth-based life form that simply operates at a higher speed than we were evolved to see.

Recognizing their existence is the first step in moving from a “human-centric” view of the planet to a “holistic-energetic” one. They are our unseen neighbors, the lightning-fast guardians of the sky’s energy.

FINAL SUMMARY: THE UNSEEN NEIGHBORS

Rods, Skyfish, and Tubes remind us that our vision is a very narrow window into a very crowded room. They are the wildlife of the higher frequencies. While they do not communicate with us or abduct us, their presence is a constant reminder of the complexity of the Earth’s ecosystem. They are passive, beautiful, and terrifyingly fast—a secret race of “atmospheric fish” that have lived alongside us since the beginning of time, only revealing themselves when our technology finally became fast enough to see them.