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Originally posted by jupiter869
I don’t hear people describing aliens running around with little respirators or with big helmets over their heads. You might think they don't breathe at all, but every drawing or description of them shows a nose of some kind.
Originally posted by jupiter869
We hear stories of aliens running around all over the place on earth—abducting, observing, dissecting cows, scooting around in their ships, whatever’s on their agenda for the day. Now, from the descriptions people have of them, they are quite physiologically (biologically) different than us (at least the grays and reptile ones) so one would think that their “homeworld” would be different enough for them to evolve differently than us. So wouldn’t it stand to reason if their home planet is physically different than ours, their atmosphere would be too?
So how do they breathe? I don’t hear people describing aliens running around with little respirators or with big helmets over their heads. You might think they don't breathe at all, but every drawing or description of them shows a nose of some kind. It makes you wonder if they really do come from somewhere else. Or is our oxygen/nitrogen air mixture on Earth so common on other planets? It doesn’t appear so on Mars and certainly isn’t on Titan. So what gives?