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like moles, going out at night and sleeping during the day. Their planet would be, during the day, so windy that is would not have been possible to build real roads. They would have been too often choked with sand. If we suppose that when arriving on Earth, these hypothetical expeditionaries would have already know the living condition of others neighbour planets, we are may be the only diurnal species in the thousands light year around!. The documents, when they refer to their entry in the terrestrial atmosphere, said they would have taken our roads an railways for channels. In other reports they say they never built real roads. So, how did they travel before being masters of the intra-atmospheric matin flight ? resolutely zoomorphic direction. At the first glance this machine seems quite funny. But when one look nearer, this system with artificial knees is quite astute. If its equilibrium could be perfectly controlled, this engine seems to be well adapted to a locomotion on all types of grounds, with a non-negligible speed. The texts indicate also that their communication ways would be adapted to this type of locomotion and then fundamentally different of our roads. The Ummits would have only stabilised the ground by injecting different components and by covering the surface with and gripping coating, without modifying the geometry of the floor. All this net 116 With vehicles fitted with strange legs, they call "multilegs" : Figure 35 : The Ummits "multilegs" Their technology would have taken since the beginning, they admit, a