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The most well-known alien invasion scenarios involve the aliens landing on Earth, destroying or abducting people, fighting and defeating Earth's military forces, and then destroying Earth's major cities. Usually the bulk of the story follows the battles between the invaders and Earth's armies, as in The War of the Worlds. However, not all alien invasion stories follow this plot. In some accounts, the alien invaders will covertly subvert human society using disguises, shapechanging, or human allies. In other depictions, the aliens scor ...
See also:Alien invasion, Alien invasion - Variations, Alien invasion - Notable examples, Alien invasion - External link Read more here: » Alien invasion: Encyclopedia II - Alien invasion - Variations |
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| | | | Alien invasion: Encyclopedia II - James FitzMaurice FitzGerald - Invasion of Ireland At the papal court Fitzmaurice fell in with Captain Thomas Stukley, and a plan for the invasion of Ireland was hatched, with the intention of offering the crown to the Pope's nephew. Fitzmaurice set out with the nuncio, Nicholas Sanders, and Matthew de Oviedo from Ferro in Galicia on the 17 June 1579 with a few troops on his vessel and three Spanish shallops; they captured two English vessels in the channel and arrived at Dingle on the 16 July 1579. On the 18th they cast anchor in Smerwick, where they occupied the Fort del Ore, and were join ...
See also:James FitzMaurice FitzGerald, James FitzMaurice FitzGerald - Early Life, James FitzMaurice FitzGerald - Alienation from Desmond, James FitzMaurice FitzGerald - Continental Intrigue, James FitzMaurice FitzGerald - Invasion of Ireland, James FitzMaurice FitzGerald - Legacy Read more here: » James FitzMaurice FitzGerald: Encyclopedia II - James FitzMaurice FitzGerald - Invasion of Ireland |
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| | | | Alien invasion: Encyclopedia II - Anarchy Online - The Story The story of Anarchy Online revolves primarily around two factions, the hypercorporation Omni-Tek and the rebel worker caste, the Clans. These two factions are fighting for control of the distant desert planet Rubi-Ka. In addition to these two factions there is a third faction of Neutrals, people who have decided to take no side in the conflict. Unfortunately, this conflict has been waged on and off for centuries in addition to larger conflicts between the hy ...
See also:Anarchy Online, Anarchy Online - The Story, Anarchy Online - Content, Anarchy Online - Release, Anarchy Online - Expansions, Anarchy Online - The Notum Wars, Anarchy Online - The Shadowlands, Anarchy Online - Alien Invasion, Anarchy Online - Lost Eden, Anarchy Online - Other Notes Read more here: » Anarchy Online: Encyclopedia II - Anarchy Online - The Story |
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| | | | Alien invasion: Encyclopedia II - Invasion literature - Invasion literature The Battle of Dorking (1871) by George Tomkyns Chesney first appeared in Blackwood's Magazine, a respected Victorian political journal read by important British politicians. The short story describes the invasion of England by an unnamed enemy (who happen to speak German) in which the narrator, and 1000 citizens, defend the small English town of Dorking, with no supplies or news of outside events. The story then moves forward in time 50 years and England is still devastated. The author, like many British at the time, was alarme ...
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| | | | Alien invasion: Encyclopedia II - Greys - Aspect and Origin
Greys - Descriptions.
Greys are generally depicted as short, (around 3.5 feet tall) slender humanoids with hairless grey skin (hence the name) and large heads with enormous black almond-shaped eyes and small (often lipless) mouths. Some note that this resembles a neotenous human, i.e., a human with infant-like features. Others have compared the appearance of Greys to that of a fetus. Yet others still have noticed that the stereotypical humanoid features of the Greys, (slanted eyes, slender body, relatively hairless skin as well as supposed "braininess") most resembles stereotypes of the " ...
See also:Greys, Greys - Aspect and Origin, Greys - Descriptions, Greys - Skeptical Perspectives, Greys - Explanations, Greys - Fictional appearances, Greys - Supposedly genuine appearances, Greys - Disputed depictions Read more here: » Greys: Encyclopedia II - Greys - Aspect and Origin |
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