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Andromedan Oceanic Explorers
Andromedan researchers who have studied Earth from the sea floor for 1.5 million years
In a 2026-10-17 livestream Ismael Perez named the Andromedan Oceanic Explorers as the fifth of Earth's seven major ocean civilizations. He described them as an extraterrestrial research civilization that keeps temporary and permanent undersea stations to observe the planet and study its life, present in Earth's seas for about one and a half million years.
Also called: Andromedan Ocean Explorers.
- Home
- Andromeda; Undersea research installations in Earth's oceans
- Star
- Andromeda
- Alignment
- Benevolent: Described as serving others and helping humanity
If you met one…
Inside a quiet undersea laboratory, panels of soft light display Earth's coral reefs and currents. A slender researcher turns from the displays, smiles at your surprise and offers to show you what they have learned about your planet.
What they look like
Ismael Perez gives no physical description. The archive imagines them like other Andromedans, slender humanoids with pale blue-tinged skin and large calm eyes.
Their gifts
Planetary observation and biological research.
Their bond with Earth
Ismael Perez says they belong to the Oceanic Council of Earth and help monitor the planet from undersea stations.
What each source says
In a 2026-10-17 livestream Ismael Perez said the Andromedan Oceanic Explorers keep both temporary and permanent installations in Earth's oceans and have been doing so for roughly a million and a half years.
In galactic history
About 1.5 million years ago · Andromedan explorers set up undersea research stations: In a 2026-10-17 livestream Ismael Perez said the Andromedan Oceanic Explorers have kept underwater installations for planetary observation and biological research in Earth's seas for about one and a half million years.
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