Alien Collection (page 45)

THE MIND MAGNET (Paul Ernst) The duel between the two alien races

Aliens Attack Boats
MASTERS OF THE EARTH (John Edwards) Spherical alien spacecraft attack Earths sailing boats

Encounter with a tall man from Mars
An encounter with a tall man from the planet Mars -- A huge Martian, who seemed to stand nearly nine feet high -- illustrating George Griffiths Stories of Other Worlds

Chinese Mitten Crab
PM-9424 CHINESE MITTEN CRAB close-up Introduced into UK Eriocheir sinensis Pat Morris Please note that prints are for personal display purposes only and may not be reproduced in any way

Brassica tournefortii
ROG-11841 Asian / African / Sahara mustard or Wild turnip - an invasive, non-native alien weed that has become naturalised California

New Zealand Pigmyweed
ROG-11595 Australian Swamp STONECROP / New Zealand Pigmyweed - in flower Invasive, alien Crassula helmsii Introducted to the United Kingdom from Tasmania in 1911

Spanish dancer nudibranch (Flabellinopsis iodenea). USA, Channel Islands, CA
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Miner's lettuce
ROG-11851 Miner's lettuce California, USA Claytonia perfoliata Also known as: Winter Purslane, Spring Beauty or Indian lettuce Syn

Paphiopedilum orchid (Paphiopedilum sp. )
Paphiopedilum orchid ( Paphiopedilum sp. )

Painters palette (Anthurium andraeanum)
Painters palette ( Anthurium andraeanum ). Thisperennial produces a small spike (spadix) thatbears attached (sessile) flowers. The spike issurrounded and protected by a modified leaf(spathe)

Painters palette (Anthurium andraeanum). This perennial produces a small spike (spadix) that bears attached (sessile) flowers. The spike is surrounded and protected by a modified leaf (spathe)

Solomon Old
In his old age, he takes woman of alien races, which displeases God

Imaginary life forms on the planet Jupiter -- living with gravity more than twice that of Earth, with atmospheric conditions to match, imposes severe restrictions on them

Imaginary inhabitants of the planet Pluto. In perpetual twilight, and fiercely cold compared to Earth, fur-covered bats would be the best equipped life form, dwelling underground

Elijah Fed by Ravens
Elijah foretells doom for Israel because king Ahab has taken a queen from Tyre whose religion is alien. Fearful, he takes refuge in the desert where he is fed by ravens

Imaginary inhabitants of the planet Mercury must withstand colossal heat, and for this reason are likely to exist in the form of insects

Imaginary inhabitant of the planet Mars
An imaginary inhabitant of the planet Mars. Martians enjoy less gravity, but must withstand a thinner atmosphere with extreme temperatures. Civilisation could be highly developed

microcosmic Buccaneers
MICROCOSMIC BUCCANEERS (Harl Vincent) Two Earthmen watch the landing of an alien spacecraft - the occupants seem well-meaning enough, giving a friendly wave

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"Unveiling the Extraordinary: A Journey into the Alien Realm" Step into a world where reality and imagination intertwine, as depicted in "The Man Who Fell To Earth UK one sheet variant colour. " This captivating artwork transports us to a realm beyond our own, where enigmatic beings from distant galaxies roam. Intriguingly, this theme of extraterrestrial encounters continues with "Astounding Stories Scifi magazine cover, " featuring the mesmerizing tale of "Shadow out of Time. " These glimpses into otherworldly dimensions ignite our curiosity about what lies beyond the boundaries of our known universe. Returning to "The Man Who Fell To Earth, " we are drawn deeper into an extraordinary narrative that explores the complexities of an alien existence. Through thought-provoking visuals and compelling storytelling, this masterpiece challenges us to question our place in the cosmos. As if summoned by cosmic forces, UFO sightings such as those captured in "Ufo / Masse / Valensole" remind us that we are not alone. The allure of these unidentified flying objects fuels both fascination and fear, leaving us pondering their origins and intentions. Amidst it all, a celestial phenomenon graces our skies - the radiant glow of an "Orange Harvest Moon. " Its ethereal beauty serves as a reminder that there is still much we have yet to comprehend about the vastness of space. Yet amidst these grandiose visions lie moments of unexpected wonderment. Take for instance the enchanting flight of rose-ringed parakeets on their way to roost in an urban cemetery. Captured by a talented photographer during Wildlife Photographer Of The Year Awards 2014 competition, this image reminds us that even within our own earthly domain, there exists untamed magic waiting to be discovered. "The Man Who Fell To Earth" beckons us further down this rabbit hole - urging us to embrace uncertainty and explore uncharted territories.