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symbiosis with their central computer. The machine is there in all Ummits texts. It integrates all the data, makes the analysis, the evaluations and draw an interpretation model. Let's suppose that the UMMO case is not a scientists joke, neither a vast manipulation from secret services. In the fifties, a small group of expeditionaries would have then landed on our planet, whose goal is to study a mankind, made today of five billions individuals. All along this story, the size of this group would never have exceeded twenty individuals. How to analyse and to modelise a so complex object as out planet and our mankind, with few persons ? Answer : being helped by a huge intelligent computer, very active and performing. The texts evoke a landing of expeditionaries, in 1950, in the south of France, near the town of Digne. A too short expedition, the year before, would not have allowed to collect enough data. They would have been uncertain that their immune system could face to specific bacteriological aggression. On the other side, these being, as said in the texts, would now the laws of evolution in function of geographical data, this is something they could have foreseen if they would have collect these precious information. If the things really happened this way, these data certainly have been collected in priority, in the first hour of their settling on our floor. Recorded automatically by their computer, they would have received a quick answer : - Yes you can without any problems venture outside your refuge without your protection equipment. Your immune system is compatible with this biotope. That would have allowed then to walk freely in the atmosphere and to take contact with this young Shepherd, in the few days following their arrival, as described in the texts refering on the first days on Earth. In 1974, the Ummits network became strangely silent, during four years. A later report, arrived in Spain in 1978 and gave an explanation: The expeditionaries would have discovered that at his period that the probability of a nuclear war was 27%. They would have then left the Earth, abandoning it to its destiny. We must not believe, or not believe, at he presence of extraterrestrial expeditionaries on our floor, either to their fast leaving, or to the risk of a world war (even if we may think that the situation may have been possible, given the unresponsabilities of But looking to the percentage, we may thought that it would have been given by a machine, which would have modelised the whole set of the behaviour of our planet. If these Ummit expeditionaries exist, they would be only data collectors. Their first task would have consisted in gathering some minimum 134 the governments).