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Paranormal: The Unknown creatures
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Paranormal: The Unknown creatures
Many seen a bright light in the sky and wandering what did they see? 

Are they from earth? No one asked. Are they from space? They all asked. Are they evolved creatures? Some asked. How much evolved are they? Other some asked. What do they want? Many suggested. What are they? No one asked.

Could they socially be like humans? Single, married with 0 kids or not? Do they live longer than humans? Where do they live? What are they? Are they from our visible dimension? Are they visible? Can we humans interact with them? Are they enemies or friends? Do other creatures see them? No one asked.
Edited by ACHTUNG⚠️
Chemically nothing matches the most #bright light in the sky than the non matter state of plasma.

It is called the 4th state of matter. It forms when a gas gains enough energy that some or all of its atoms lose electrons, creating a mixture of free electrons and charged particles called ions.

Because these particles carry electric charge, plasma behaves very differently from solids, liquids, and ordinary gases. 

It conducts electricity, responds strongly to electric and magnetic fields, and frequently emits light.
However, most of its presence is in space and few in the earth soil. Why do we see #bright light in the sky then?
Let's say space aliens made it; where do they live? zillion light years distant allegedly. Let's say they're humanlike, do they eat and drink? What maintain them alive?  

They don't need anything to maintain them alive because there is nothing out there.

Are they evolved creatures? they're so evolved that they don't need anything to last eternally. 

Eternity concept can't be measured in the universe. Absence of means to caculate time and space is eternity. 

How much evolved are they? They're not real why do i care?!
Edited by ACHTUNG⚠️
Before answering any question, what different states of matter and non matter exist on earth? Asking such question would set the stage of reflexions.

State of matter: solid, liquid.
State of non matter: gas, plasma.

The dimension of this world is visible to human eyes due to the visible light. Humankind is the only one of a kind who sees things in 4K UHD.


Some insects, birds, fish, snake, and animals see the world in uv or ir, and some in both combined visual spectrum, like bees they see in infra-red and uv combined meaning they can see what is invisible to us.

Side note: hones bees treats 10 trllion data per second.
Edited by ACHTUNG⚠️
Erratum:

Side note: The most advanced computers can easily figure out 16 billion computations in one second.

The honey bee brain can figure out about 10 trillion in a second, which is 625 times greater than what the advanced computers can do.

A honey bee has 960,000 neurons in its brain
Perhaps the mistake is assuming the light was travelling towards us.

We search the sky because looking elsewhere would raise questions we are not ready to answer.

Not everything unknown is distant.
Not everything invisible is absent.
And not everything watching needs eyes.

Some doors remain closed for a reason.
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